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Investigating the Bulls Head Inn: 200 Years of History and Something We Can't Explain

Some locations carry their history quietly. The Bulls Head Inn in Cobleskill, New York is not one of them. Built in 1802, this building has functioned as a tavern, inn, courthouse, town hall, Masonic Temple, and private residence — and after spending a night inside its walls, I can tell you that whatever energy has accumulated there over two centuries, it was making itself known.

Setting the Record Straight: Jason Hawes on Paranormal Community Drama, Standards, and What Really Matters

There comes a point where you have to stop, look around at what's happening in the paranormal community, and say something — even when it's uncomfortable. That's exactly where I find myself right now. Between the drama that certain people have dragged into a field I've dedicated my life to, and the broader conversations we need to be having about how we conduct ourselves as investigators, I felt it was time to sit down and talk openly with all of you.

Inside the Bull's Head Inn: Investigating One of New York's Most Haunted Historic Properties

Before JV and I ever set foot inside a location with our gear, we do our homework — and the Bull's Head Inn in Cobleskill, New York gave us plenty to think about. This place carries the kind of layered history that tends to produce exactly the sort of claims we take seriously: multiple witnesses, specific recurring activity, and a timeline that stretches back centuries. We sat down with owner Christopher Guldner before the investigation to understand what we were actually walking into.

Inside the Bull's Head Inn: Exploring 200 Years of History and Haunted Legends in Cobleskill, NY

Some buildings hold history in their walls the way others hold heat — you feel it the moment you walk through the door. The Bull's Head Inn in Cobleskill, New York is exactly that kind of place. Built in 1802, this remarkable structure has served as an inn, tavern, courthouse, Masonic Temple, and private residence, and after more than two centuries of continuous use, it has no shortage of stories — or legends.

Join Jason Hawes Live Tonight: Conjuring House Community Hangout at 8:30 PM EST

Tonight's the night — I'm going live at 8:30 PM EST and I want you there with me. Whether you're a longtime member of the TAPS community or you're just discovering the world of paranormal investigation, this is your chance to pull up a chair and be part of the conversation. These live hangouts are some of my favorite things to do, because this community is what drives everything I've built over the last three decades.

Ed & Lorraine Warren: Separating Paranormal Fact from Hollywood Fiction

Few names in paranormal history carry as much weight — or generate as much debate — as Ed and Lorraine Warren. For decades, their case files have inspired blockbuster films, bestselling books, and passionate believers on both sides of the argument. But when you set aside the Hollywood polish and dig into the documented record, what do the facts actually reveal?

Investigating the Haunted James House in Hampton, NH: Colonial Secrets and Paranormal Evidence

When a structure has stood for more than three centuries, you have to ask yourself — what has it absorbed? The James House in Hampton, New Hampshire is one of the oldest surviving colonial homes in the state, and the stories coming out of it were compelling enough to bring us through its doors. As always, I went in looking for answers before I went looking for ghosts.

Inside the James House: 300 Years of History and Haunting Legends in Hampton, NH

Before I ever set foot inside a location with equipment in hand, I want to know its story — because history is almost always the foundation of everything we find, or don't find, during an investigation. The James House in Hampton, New Hampshire is exactly the kind of place that demands that homework. One of the finest surviving First Period colonial homes in New England, this structure predates the American Revolution by decades, and the stories attached to it are as layered as its ancient timber frame.

Inside New Hampshire's 300-Year-Old James House: A Paranormal Investigation of One of New England's Most Historic Homes

Some locations stop you the moment you walk through the door — not because of anything you can measure, but because of the sheer weight of everything that happened there. The James House in Hampton, New Hampshire is exactly that kind of place. Built between 1720 and 1723, this First Period colonial home has stood through nearly three centuries of American history, and if the reports we'd been hearing from visitors and investigators were any indication, it may not be done making history just yet.

Got Questions About the Paranormal? Join Jason Hawes for a Live Q&A Tonight

There's no script tonight — just you, me, and the questions you've been holding onto. Whether you've been following my work since the early TAPS days or you're brand new to paranormal investigation, tonight's live stream is your chance to get real answers straight from the source. Pull up a chair, bring your theories, and let's get into it together at 8:30 PM EST.

The Fight to Keep the Conjuring House Name: Trademark Battle Threatens One of Paranormal's Most Iconic Locations

What happens when the name of one of the most recognized paranormal locations in the world becomes a legal weapon? That's exactly what we're facing right now with The Conjuring House — and I want to make sure the community has the full picture, straight from the documents, straight from the records, and without the spin.

Investigating Florida's Most Haunted Jail: Two Nights Inside St. Augustine's Old Jail

St. Augustine's Old Jail has been whispering dark stories since 1891 — stories of violence, suffering, and something that refuses to leave. When a location carries that kind of history, I don't walk in ready to believe. I walk in ready to work. We spent two full nights inside one of Florida's most talked-about haunted locations, and what we found was worth every hour.

Inside St. Augustine's Old Jail: History, Haunts, and Hard Evidence

Some locations carry the weight of their past in ways you can almost feel the moment you walk through the door — and the Old Jail in St. Augustine, Florida is exactly that kind of place. Built in 1891 under the direction of Henry Flagler's company, this historic structure housed some of Florida's most dangerous criminals for decades, and today it's earned a reputation as one of the most actively haunted sites in the South. I went in the same way I go into every location: looking for every possible rational explanation before I even consider pointing to something paranormal.

ARE THESE INTELLIGENT RESPONSES??! - An AirBNB for SPIRITS - The Dixie House

NO ONE FOUND HER FOR DAYS

Knoxlyn Ridge Investigation — Something Didn’t Add Up

This House Talked Back!

Something Is Targeting the Staff

Something Wasn’t Right at the Dedham Museum

Answering Conjuring questions, After surgery update, taking calls.

Something Wasn’t Right Inside Oneonta’s History Center

This Building Holds More Than History

This Creed Wasn’t Meant to Be Taken Literally

Touring the Odd Fellows: Voices, Shadows, and the Unexplained.

What Lingered After the Railroad Tycoons Left

I Wasn’t Expecting This Inside the Huntington Library

What lies beneath the floorboards

👉 THIS 1807 HOME'S HISTORY WILL SHOCK YOU!

Echos of Doctor Best & His Legacy - Do Ghosts Roam These Halls??

Something Is STILL Inside the Dr. Best House

Something Never Left the Gettysburg Orphanage

Haunting of Jenni Wade - Gettysburg Civilian Casualty

Hospital Spirits Still Linger - Harriman Hospital Investigation

A Scream, A Door & A Lady in a Yellow Dress- The Ghosts of General Stone's Mansion

DO THEY WANT US OUT?? Mixed messages from the GHOSTS at RANDOLPH COUNTY ASYLUM

We Investigated the HAUNTED Randolph County Asylum and What We Caught Was Chilling!

Haunting Of The CHURCH that spawned a CULT leader

We Investigated Staten Island’s Most Haunted Hospital – Bayley Seton

SK PIERCE- Massachusetts Most Haunted Mansion

INVESTIGATING THE BUNDY HAUNTING

Ghosts of Gettysburg: The Haunting of Lincoln Square

3 Nights in NY States Most Haunted Hotel

The HAUNTING of Hartsuff Hall

We Returned to The Most Haunted Mine in New Jersey.

New Jerseys Abandoned Haunted Mine

We Went Ghost Hunting With a Tesla

The Haunting Secrets of Emery Estates

Jason & JV Investigate A Haunted Mansion

We Investigated a 300 Year Old HAUNTED Mansion!

Underground Railroad Haunting! Starr Clark Tin Shop