Do you know what happened here?

Join us for a paranormal investigation of the German American Heritage Center and Museum. From the building's long history as a hotel for early German immigrants to its more seedy years as a brothel in the 20th century, the hotel was a hub for mayhem, mystery, and tragedy in Davenport's early days. Learn about the history of our building and learn from the paranormal team about the tools and strategies used during investigations.

Whether you're a skeptic or a full believer, a night at the museum is the perfect way to get into the Halloween spirit. 👻

$30 per person, ticket includes light refreshments and soft drinks.
A cash bar is available; enjoy a German beer or wine while kicking it with the spirits! 🍻

All proceeds go to supporting the museum's programming.

Recommended for ages 13 and up. We tell true stories of individuals who have died in the building and they may not be suitable for younger audiences.

Learn about the Haunted Maps Team:
Greg has been interested in the paranormal for as long as he can remember but has been investigating since 2019. He is a healthy skeptic who is looking for scientific proof of spirits.
Dez enjoys researching and teaching the history of each location and how to use paranormal equipment. She has been investigating since 2019. She refers to her unique abilities and mediumship as "spidey powers."
Amy's fascination with the paranormal started at the age of 5, having grown up in a home with a spirit protector. Her journey to investigating began in 2003. With her sharp intuition and extensive knowledge of investigation equipment, she effortlessly dives into the world of spirits and entities.

Access to the museum will be modified for an ongoing construction project at Second and Gaines. Please use our alley to access the parking lot and call the museum if you have any questions or concerns.

Contact the host of Geisternacht: Paranormal Investigation of the GAHC+M