They donated the property to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who used it as the McCune School of Music and later as the Brigham Young University Salt Lake City Center. Since then it has been used as a dance studio and today as a venue for wedding receptions and other events. Over the years there have been reports of strange events taking place in the mansion. Common occurrences include cold spots (a possible indication of entities being present), doors that were locked being mysteriously unlocked, doors that have no locking mechanism being locked to the point nobody can open them, and lights flickering or turn on and off repeatedly. Some have even reported seeing full-body apparitions in the home, usually of a young girl in the ballroom or a grown man in a black cape in various areas of the home. One of the entities that inhabits the house has a habit of rearranging things. It has been reported that setups for wedding receptions or other events have been rearranged or even moved into another room after the home has been left vacant for several hours or overnight. One owner of the house reported observing on several occasions lights in the house turning on and off as they drove down the street. Ghosts or none, the house is a unique place to host any special event.
Thanks for the post. I’m going to recommend this mansion on my website.
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Dude please! It’s Halloween and I’d rather visit Skinwalker ranch in Utah than the Mormon ghosts! Humblegunner has already done scared me trick or treating with Mormon underwear.