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   A Visit to Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum   
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   Zak Bagans is well adept to the world of the paranormal. He is the host   
   and executive producer of the Travel Channel’s hit television series   
   Ghost Adventures, where he and a small team investigate the world’s most   
   haunted locations. He’s also been a part of various other paranormal   
   television series, written numerous books on the subject and is soon to   
   release a documentary focussed on a well known demonic possession. If   
   you are interested in his books:   
      
        Dark World: Into the Shadows with the Lead Investigator of The   
   Ghost Adventures Crew   
        I am Haunted: Living Life Through the Dead   
      
   Tickets to Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum.   
      
   Recently, Zak opened an attraction in Downtown Las Vegas appropriately   
   named The Haunted Museum. His deeply involved past with the paranormal   
   and lifelong obsession with collecting cursed and haunted objects excel   
   his museum above any typical ‘haunted’ attraction.   
      
   Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum is the real deal. The museum, which   
   occupies a known haunted building, is full of macabre curiosities and   
   items with backstories lending weight to the fact they are cursed or   
   possess attached spirits. The experience is so real that guests under   
   the age of 16 are not permitted and anyone who enters must sign a waiver   
   acknowledging the danger they may encounter behind The Haunted Museum’s   
   doors.   
      
   What You’ll Find Inside   
      
   The Wengert House has long been a notorious landmark for Las Vegas’   
   residents. Built in 1938, the property was once one of the largest   
   buildings in Las Vegas. Its owner, Cyril S. Wengert, and his family   
   played an integral part in forming Las Vegas into the city it is today.   
   Past residents have claimed the house to be haunted, encountering   
   malicious spirits and those of family members who had passed away in the   
   house. Rumors Satanic rituals were held in the house’s basement have   
   persisted since the 1970’s, with trespassing teenagers reportedly   
   sighting pentagrams and blood strewn across the basement’s floor. This   
   type of history has made the Wengert House a perfect setting for Zak   
   Bagans’ The Haunted Museum.   
      
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