Frequently Asked Questions

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Is the Haunted Dollhouse a documented paranormal site or a fictional set?
We are the only production at Historic Landmark 318 that centers on the active paranormal phenomena of the house itself. Located west of Twin Peaks, the room housing the Dollhouse collection is a verified site of consistent activity. Many of the historical dolls on display have been procured over four decades from haunted locations across San Francisco and beyond. We provide a legitimate year round sanctuary for those seeking a rare encounter with the unexplained through the lens of metaphysical inquiry.
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How does the museum accommodate both mixed groups and private buyouts?
We are open to everyone through two distinct pathways. For individual seekers and small parties, tickets are available year round for our Mixed Group sessions, which are kept intimate with a strict limit of eight guests to ensure a high velocity of personal attention. For those seeking total exclusivity, we offer Private Venue Buyouts. This is the premier choice for Tech IPO celebrations, celebrity groups, and those requiring an NDA compliant, secure environment to explore the paranormal in absolute privacy.

What is the significance of the Haunted Dollhouse title for this year round show?
The title signifies a total shift in perspective where our Mediterranean Revival residence becomes a living dollhouse and the guests become the live dolls. This year round immersive show encourages adults to engage playfully with our collection and each other through humor and curiosity. By shrinking the world to the scale of a toy box, we explore the shadows of the 1906 Great Earthquake and Blue Heron Lake legends before concluding with a secret tea service and spiritual cleansing for a grounded departure.

PARANORMAL PLAY DATE

Haunted Doll House

Presented at The Gregangelo Museum

Intimate Paranormal Encounters and an Uncanny Tea Party