Explore a world of history, mystery and charm at A Haunting At Sayre House, a day of paranormal arts, oddities and excitement. A full weekend of indulgence immersed in the Victorian grandeur that is the Sayre Mansion.
The weekend is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC each day with VIP weekend reservations available.
●●●SATURDAY 12-5 Paranormal Arts & Oddities●●●
The day will consist of:
•Live musical Entertainment
•Theatrics by local performers
•An amazing gathering of creative and talented artists & vendors specializing in the odd and unique
•Historical tours of the mansion with a paranormal flare
•Sayre Mansion scavenger hunt
•An opportunity to share your own tales of paranormal experiences with other guests
•Wine tastings
•Tarot readings
•Live Art Competition
•The best in arts & oddities the area has to offer
Food and drink will be offered on site by Sayre House.
Victorian and steampunk attire welcome!
●●●SATURDAY EVENING OVERNIGHT GUESTS●●●
For our paranormal lover VIP guests, Sayer House will be conducting a series of investigations where you will be the investigation team! Learn how to use the same equipment the professionals use and uncover the mysteries behind the spirits at Sayre.
●●●PASSES & RESERVATIONS●●●
DAY PASSES
Saturday day passes are available at the entrance. There will be a $10 investment for each day. There will be nearby street parking for day guests. On site parking will be reserved for overnight guests.
VIP OVERNIGHT GUESTS
VIP packages will be announced. Your stay will include the room of your choosing for 2 nights, admission for Saturday festivities and evening paranormal hunt. It will also include on site parking as well as free wifi and breakfast both Saturday and Sunday.
For reservations call The Sayre at 610-882-2100.
For more information and inquiries visit https://sayremansion.com
●●●ABOUT SAYRE HOUSE ●●●
Built in 1858, this historic mansion anchored the Fountain Hill neighborhood, a wealthy enclave of Bethlehem and home to the area’s industrialists and railroad pioneers.
Building a Legacy
Robert Heysham Sayre specifically chose the location of his Gothic Revival style home to be near his work. Despite little formal education, he learned his trade through apprenticeship and rose through the ranks to become chief engineer of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. He also founded and maintained partnership in Bethlehem Iron Works, which would later become the sprawling Bethlehem Steel Company. He sponsored the construction of the Episcopalian Cathedral Church of the Nativity. In partnership with noted industrialist Asa Packer, Robert Sayre championed the creation and development of Lehigh University.
