You can decide if you want to go on a Ghost Investigation with seasoned paranormal investigators in Maryland's most Haunted Mansion, OR the next day, attend 2 lectures about how Pets communicate from the afterlife and learn about Witches in Colonial Maryland! Details below.
MARCH 21 and MARCH 22, 2026
LINVILLE MANOR In UPPER MARLBORO, MARYLAND INVITES YOU
Greetings visitors of Linville Manor!
Sharing a few exciting events coming our way in March
Details and Links Below:
MARCH 21- Paranormal Weekend Part I
Paranormal Investigation & Book Discussion
Rob Gutro returns to Linville Manor for the first time since 2021, when he helped discover the identity of one of Linville Manor's most notable ghosts. He and Winn Brewer (owner) will discuss that investigation, various paranormal accounts of the house, and conduct book signings. They will be joined by New England Paranormal Research and Drag Artist Monique Toosoon, and will lead visitors on a one-of-a-kind paranormal investigation until the midnight hours. Don't miss this event if you enjoy spooky things, availability is limited so book soon. If you are interested in continuing your investigation into the late night hours, overnight stay options are available, please email us if you would like to book a room for the night! *Guests who stay overnight will have automatic admittance to paranormal presentations the next day!
MARCH 22 - Paranormal Weekend Parl II
Paranormal Presentations
The paranormal weekend continues with two incredible paranormal presentations!
11AM - 1PM
Rob Gutro
Pets & the Afterlife
As a medium, Rob found that he had the ability to interact with those beloved pets who have departed us. Many still have messages for their former owners. Come hear some of his astounding stories and some of the revelations he was able to provide to others. Perhaps he will even detect Linville Manor's very own ghost cat: Shadow.
2PM - 4PM
Ron Padron
Here There Be Witches: Witchcraft in Colonial Maryland
Spoiled milk. Fallow fields. Lamed limbs. Join local author and historian, Ron Padrón, for a lecture exploring Maryland's witchcraft history. We'll explore how colonists dealt with the threat of witches among them, from the superstitions that fueled allegations to the legal system designed to bring them to justice. This lecture also includes a deep dive into the life and death of the only person in Maryland history legally executed for witchcraft.
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