Ghost Adventures is an American paranormal documentary and reality television series created by Zak Bagans and Nick Groff , airing on the Travel Channel. The series follows ghost hunters Zak Bagans, Nick Groff seasons 1β10 , and Aaron Goodwin as they investigate locations that are reported to be haunted.
The show is introduced and narrated by Bagans. As of November 8, , [update] episodes of Ghost Adventures have aired, including fifty-three specials. The crew investigated the abandoned psychiatric hospital , which is officially called the Essex County Hospital Center. The former psychiatric hospital is said to be one of the country's most haunted sites. The crew returns to Goldfield, Nevada , to investigate two locations, the Nixon Building and the Santa Fe Saloon, but receive the chance to reinvestigate the Goldfield Hotel once more, a site they first investigated six years earlier.
Note: Zak and the crew did not have intentions to investigate the Goldfield Hotel, but the owner, Roberts, was there and they asked him if they could do another investigation. GAC travels to San Jose, California , to get locked-down inside the legendary Winchester Mystery House , a room Victorian mansion filled with mazes of hallways, staircases leading to nowhere, and trap doors. Beginning in , the house was built continuously for over 38 years, by Sarah Winchester, an eccentric heiress to the Winchester rifle company who was told by a fortune teller that the spirits of those killed by the rifles would kill her as soon as the house was finished being built.
Note: This lockdown was never completed because at am Zak Bagans felt very strange and found out that at that exact time, his grandmother had died in her home in Detroit , Michigan. The crew gets locked down in the Old Charleston Jail in Charleston, South Carolina , which held some of the city's most notorious criminals like Lavinia Fisher , the first female serial killer.
The Ghost Adventures Crew investigates the Shanghai Tunnels underneath modern-day Portland, Oregon , which were reportedly used to kidnap or "shanghai" unsuspecting victims, sell them as slaves to sea captains waiting at the waterfront and force them to work aboard their ships.
