Photos from General Butler State Park

Background: General Butler State Park sits where the the Ohio and Kentucky Rivers meet, and it honors a prominent military family. Named for General William Orlando Butler, the family’s military fame spanned from Colonial times through the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the Mexican War and the Civil War. For more detailed history, visit their website.

The most active place at the Park is the Butler-Turpin House, which wass the homestead of the Butler family.

May 20, 2006 - during the Spirits of Butler Paranormal Weekend

• Orbs while participant was dowsing over Thomas Butler's bed

• Participants react to the presence of a cold spot by the photo of Thomas Butler displayed in his bedroom. The IR thermometer was registering a 21 degree drop.

• While participants were dowsing in Thomas Butler's bedroom, we caught this orb trail.

• This photo was snapped just seconds after the previous one listed here.

• This photo captured something very rare, an orb behind an object. Taken in Thomas Butler's bedroom.

• This photo was taken at the rear of the Butler-Turpin House as the group was leaving for the evening. The photos before and after it had no anomalies.

• This photo was taken about a minute after the one previously listed here, in full frontal view of 4 witnesses. The mist is only present in this photo, though the photo taken just before this one shows what may be the beginnings of it forming.

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