T.B.T.W.

The massive Eastern State Penitentiary may be the best location in the United States for a haunted house.
But, don't take our word for it:
“perfect for Halloween”
The New York Times
“5th Best Haunted House in the United States”
AOL City Guide.
"One of America's Scariest Halloween Attractions"
Travel Channel
"9th Best Haunted House in the United States"
HauntWorld Magazine
With towering, Gothic walls, lined with towers and arrow-slit windows, the Eastern State Penitentiary was built to intimidate. It was the most expensive building in the United States and the most famous prison in the world when it opened in 1829. It remained open for 142 years, housing some of America’s most notorious criminals. Al Capone and the flamboyant bank robber, “Slick” Willie Sutton once called it home.
The prison was abandoned in 1971, and stands today in a state of profound, eerie ruin. It’s been declared haunted by dozens of professional paranormal investigation teams, and featured Fox Television’s “Scariest Places on Earth” and Sci-Fi channel’s “Ghost Hunters.”
Terror Behind the Walls, one of the nation’s largest and most ambitious haunted houses, takes over the cellblocks each fall. Over the past fifteen years it has grown to become one of the nation’s most recognized haunted attractions.
Our 2007 season (September 21st through November 3rd) of Terror Behind the Walls will feature five haunted attractions within the 11-acre Penitentiary complex, including LOCK DOWN -- New for 2007!
For more information visit www.EasternState.org.
All proceeds benefit preservation efforts at Eastern State Penitentiary, A National Historic Landmark.
Watch TBTW on the Travel Channel's America's Scariest Halloween Attractions:
Check out the Sci-Fi Channel's controversial paranormal investigation of Eastern State here:
For more information about Real Ghost Sightings at Eastern State Penitenitary visit www.EasternState.org/ghosts.
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