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Paranormal investigation at the historic Cohen Bray House
The beautiful Stick-style home was built in 1882-1884 by Julia Moses and Watson A. Bray for their daughter Emma, upon her marriage to Alfred H. Cohen, attorney. The families of both the bride and groom were wealthy and socially prominent. Watson Bray was a successful commodities broker while A. A. Cohen had established the first railroad and ferry system in Alameda County. He also served as chief attorney for the Central Pacific Railroad.
The house has never been sold out of the family and contains the original furniture, wallpaper, woodwork, and many personal objects. It also holds the spirits of several family members and at least one person who worked on the property.
This investigation will be led by experienced paranormal guides. Together they have many years of experience using their paranormal psychic and medium experiences. This will be an exciting exploration.
Space is limited to 10 people only, and you must be at least 18 to attend.
Where: The Cohen Bray house, 1440 29th Ave. Oakland, CA
Cost: Sliding Scale $60-$75 per person. All proceeds benefit the Cohen Bray House.
What to bring: Required: Your excellent observational skills and an open mind. Recommended: A digital recorder, a digital camera, EMF detector or other ghost hunting equipment.
Dress code: Soft soled shoes, no perfume or heavily scented lotion or oils, no loudly clanging jewelry.
For further information, cohenbrayhouse@gmail.com
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LocationCohen Bray House (View)
1440 29th Ave
Oakland, CA 94601
United States
Categories
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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Accessibility
The house is not wheel chair accessible, There are two flights of stairs to climb.
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