Ep 2. Deadwood: Fairmont Hotel & Adams House

In season 16, episode 2 of Ghost Adventures, the team heads to the historic town of Deadwood, South Dakota to investigate two haunted locations: the Fairmont Hotel and the Adams House.

The Fairmont Hotel, built in 1897, was originally an opulent brothel. Many women are said to have died in the hotel, some under suspicious circumstances. Rumors of apparitions and ghostly voices have circulated for years. The team starts their investigation in the basement, where they hear strange noises and capture evp (electronic voice phenomena). They then move to the second floor, which is said to be home to the most paranormal activity in the hotel. One of the most chilling moments of the investigation occurs when the team captures a figure on their camera that seems to be peeking out from a doorway.

Next, the team heads to the Adams House, built in 1892 by Deadwood businessman Harris Franklin Adams. Adams died in the home in 1928, and his wife and daughter lived there until 1934. The home now serves as a museum, but visitors and staff have reported strange occurrences for years. The team starts their investigation in the music room, where there have been reports of a ghostly figure playing the piano. They also visit the third floor, where the Adams' daughter is said to still roam. The team captures some compelling evidence, including a figure on their thermal camera and evp that seems to say "help me".

Throughout the investigation, the team uses a variety of equipment, including spirit boxes, thermal cameras, and a device called the Ovilus that is said to translate paranormal energy into words. They also conduct a séance in one of the rooms at the Fairmont Hotel, hoping to make contact with any spirits that may be present.

Overall, the episode is a gripping investigation into two of Deadwood's most haunted locations. The team encounters several spooky moments and captures some compelling evidence, leaving viewers to wonder what else may be lingering in these historic buildings.