Today on The Grave Talks, part two of our conversation about investigative techniques and

hauntings in Milwaukee with Noah Lee and Gravy from paranormal investigators of Milwaukee.

So let's talk about the Brumder Mansion there in Milwaukee.

And you have investigated that multiple times. In fact,

I saw on your Facebook page you were doing, people could join you for a group investigation

or an overnight stay. Yeah. Like when you think of a haunted house, this is kind of what you would visualize in your head.

It kind of just looks like that sort of place that would be haunted.

And we should describe it a little bit.

What would you say it's built like late 1800s, early 1900s?

It was, I believe, late 1800s, if I'm not mistaken. It was built by the Brumder Senior who was building it for his son. And I think he passed away. I think the son passed away before the building was complete. And then it stayed in the family for several years before it was, before it became,

no, I'll correct me if I'm wrong.

I think it was part of the church next door.

It was a halfway house.

Oh, that's a fancy halfway house.

Yeah.

And then after that, I think it, it to another couple that was running it as a bed and breakfast, and they were trying to restore it using old time furniture and get it back to its original glory of a home. And then eventually it was purchased again by the people that now currently own it, and they continue

to run it as it been breakfast. But it does have this really cool vibe to it when you walk in.

It has has wood fixtures. It has really old light fixtures. And it just has that real, that,

that creaky sense that you get when you walk into it. You're stepping everywhere in the floorboards

creek. So you do get that kind of that spooky sensation. And then if you get to stay there,

if you decide to stay there, I've never spent the night there myself, but I imagine that

it just, you feel that way because the rooms are small, they're cozy. And you just get that

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