Kreischer Mansion
The Kreischer family once owned and operated a brick factory that supplied most the bricks for the Staten Island area in the 1800s. With their profits, they built two large mansions-one for the original family, and another for their son, and his wife. The second home, which was built far from the main road, suspiciously burned down, taking both the son’s and his wife’s lives. Prior to the burning of the home, a feud had erupted between the son and his father, for which there was no reconciliation. It is said that the home is now haunted by the son and wife, with apparitions appearing, banging noises, and doors slamming on their own. The house has since been converted into a restaurant.
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Alex says: |
October 27, 2009, 2:03 pm |
I am an associate producer with a new documentary television series considering doing an episode on the Kreischer Mansion. We’re looking for anyone who has ever personally witnessed or knows someone who has witnessed strange activity connected with the mansion. We’re most interested in speaking with those who actually lived or worked there and had some frightening experiences there (former owners, employees, contractors). We are also interested in any stories involving animals. The unique spin of this series is that animals are also affected by paranormal activity and can even see/hear things before their human owners. I don’t know if there are any stories of living animals acting strange in Kreischer, but if we can find one it could be on TV!
My e-mail address is paranormalcast@gmail.com. Feel free to contact me if you have a personal story to share.
Joseph Martinez says: |
January 24, 2010, 4:03 am |
Is the Kreischer Mansion really haunted??
Joseph says: |
January 24, 2010, 4:05 am |
Is the Kreischer Mansion really haunted?
Email me at Martinezgeronimo@aol.com
Al says: |
February 4, 2010, 11:37 pm |
I used to live in SI and once spent the night at the mansion before it was supposed to be converted to a restaurant. A friend of mine was living there with his wife as a sort of caretaker. The place was a mess, with the large mirror on the first floor smashed by vandals.
He invited two of my co-workers to live there with them. They had a pretty neat setup, with cable internet hooked up, with all 3 computers near each other in the same room. They hooked up another PC so that I could join them in a round of Starcraft. Before bedtime that night, someone had mentioned that the place was haunted, and pointed me toward a stairway leading to the attic, or the next floor up, whatever it was. I graciously declined, having seen way too many horror movies in my time. This was early 2000′s, so I don’t remember if I heard any strange noises, but that could be because I didn’t want to hear any noises.
The only thing eerie I can remember is the dark stairway to the next floor up, one that I refused to climb. Call me chicken, but I don’t recall any of my companions volunteering to escort me up the stairs either.
The 3 guys initials that were there that night are JY, AA, and HMB. If you guys happen to see this post, please respond. Would be good to hear from you guys.
Hobo says: |
February 16, 2010, 6:57 pm |
I worked at this resturant over the summer as a hobo. I went downstairs to get some ingrediants for some soup and heard a bump inside the storeroom. I opened it and found an apple and an orange on the ground. I was so freaked out that i turned around and ran into a metal pole. The apple and the orange rolled around me and i slipped on them. I quit the job the next day because of a broken wrist and a black eye.
Nick says: |
April 5, 2010, 3:43 pm |
A documentary series on Discovery is also looking for people who have had strange experiences in the Kreischer Mansion.
If you or someone you know has a real story to tell, please drop me a line.
Thanks,
Nick
guettler@paperrouteproductions.com
Nick says: |
April 5, 2010, 3:49 pm |
If anyone has experienced anything strange or paranormal in the Kreischer mansion and is willing to talk about it, please send me an e-mail.
I’m working on a documentary series for Discovery channel investigating what happened there.
Thanks,
Nick
D Carite says: |
May 5, 2010, 11:18 pm |
We went last night to Kreischer Mansion….and its not abandoned. Lights were on in every room on the second floor and on the very top floor…also lights were on in the first floor also in a back room. A car was parked in the yard. We did not see anyone. Also when we looked in the windows there wasnt anything on the walls ….but if it was abandoned…hmmm I dont think every light would be on. We went to quite a few places last night …wolf’s pond….didnt see anything…we went to Billop house and Conference House….that was spooky we did catch some things on camera. Also beside Conference house 3 of us saw a figure walking towards us ….then we didnt see him….we looked all over for him.
If you go to Billop House go down the path next to the house towards the woods….you will come to where the path T’s ….at the T do not turn left or right……Just write me back and let me know what you saw and felt. I am not going to say what we experienced…..I want to see if anyone else experiences it.
Dawnmarie says: |
September 26, 2010, 10:37 am |
This sounds very creapy because,They built the house out of bricks but i dont get how the plc could burn down. I would love to go there and see if the place is haunted i really am into the whole ghost thing.
allan says: |
January 19, 2011, 12:36 pm |
IN THE SISTIES I LIVED AROUND THE CORNER FROM THE MANSION I WAS ABOUT 6YRS OLD MY PARENTS WOULD NEVER TAKE US TRICK OR TREATING THERE THEY SAID TO MANY STAIRS IN THE FRONT OF THE HOUSE THERE WERE ALOT. YEARS LATER I ASKED MY MOM ABOUT THE HOUSE SHE SAID THE REAL REASON WAS IT WAS HAUNTED AND THEY FEARED A SPIRIT MAY FOLLOW US HOME
Gurllyisryte says: |
February 18, 2011, 5:11 pm |
OMG i wanna GO!!! CANT WAIT……… I hope u guys r ryte
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Leah says:
October 11, 2009, 3:58 pm
If anyone is interested in the current ownership of the property, please contact Isaac Yomtovian at Yomtovian@yahoo.com or through his website: http://sites.google.com/site/theyomtoviangroup/kreischer/kreischer-mansion