Matt and Bryan setting up equipment, explaining to camera men Abram Corbett and Andy Gordon, what needs to be done. The thumping sounds we got in response to Bryan's requests still seems too easy. See video from our camcorder and audio recording below. Must use headphones to hear the thumps.

This is VSDA's first ghost hunt at UVM (University of Vermont), and we have Thea Lewis of Queen City GhostWalk to thank for setting it up.

VSDA is grateful to Jon Erickson for opening Johnson House for us, and being our host. Jon is Professor of Ecological Economics at Professor of Ecological Economics at  The Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources and the Environmental Program. He is also Managing Director of the Gund Institute for Ecological Economics.

Pat Erickson joined her husband Jon in hosting VSDA and became a valuable and enthusiastic ghost hunter. Pat is also faculty at UVM.

Dr. Jay Allen's family goes back 3 generations in this house, which was moved twice from it's original location. Joseph Allen (10/16/1799-10/12/1878) - Jays Great Grandfather died in the home, and so did at least one other family member. Jay is the 4th Jay Dana Allen. Dr. Allen teaches Our Belief Systems: Paranormal Phenomena at UVM. It was an honor to have Jay join us in his ancestral home.

Abram Corbett works for Channel 3 News when he's not filming other events like ghost hunting with VSDA. For more information on his Videography/Editing Services, visit http://zimram.com/.

Chris Sulva is VSDA's new student from CVU (Central Valley Union High School) in the graduation class of 2011. Chris chose VSDA as his Community Consultant, and for his Graduation Challenge, Chris is making a documentary on the paranormal.

The back of camera man Andy Gordon's head as he's filming VSDA's camera surveillance system. Not a great shot. Andy also works for Channel 3 News and freelances with Zimram Productions.

The setup of Abram's Video equipment, as VSDA is setting up their DVR  and security cameras.

Thea's ghost mobile.

The Johnson House in it's third (and final?) location.