Ep 10. Southern Forest Heritage Museum

In season 2 episode 10 of Ghost Brothers, the crew travels to Louisiana to investigate the Southern Forest Heritage Museum. The museum is a historic site that used to be a sawmill and logging town, but has since been converted into a museum to showcase the area's rich history.

As the brothers begin their investigation, they quickly discover that this museum may have more to it than meets the eye. They learn that a group of workers died in an accident at the sawmill many years ago, and there have been numerous reports of paranormal activity ever since.

The team sets up their equipment and begins their investigation, starting with the sawmill building itself. As they make their way through the dark and dusty corridors, they pick up on a number of strange noises and unexplained movements. Even more unsettling are the sudden drops in temperature that seem to come out of nowhere.

Throughout their investigation, the brothers try to communicate with any entities that may be present, using everything from flashlights to Ouija boards. They document several EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) responses, with voices coming through clearly on their audio equipment.

As they move into the other buildings on the museum grounds, the team begins to feel more and more uneasy. They witness objects moving on their own, doors opening and closing by themselves, and even the sound of footsteps coming from empty rooms.

At one point, the brothers decide to split up and explore different areas of the museum in order to cover more ground. While one team is investigating the church on the property, they hear a loud banging noise coming from the attic. When they investigate further, they discover an old painting of a man. They take the painting downstairs to show the other team, and as they're discussing it, they notice that the man in the painting seems to be watching them. Could this be a sign of something more sinister lurking in the museum?

As the investigation comes to a close, the brothers review their evidence and try to make sense of everything they've experienced. They conclude that the Southern Forest Heritage Museum is definitely home to a number of restless spirits. While some of the activity could be explained by the museum's history and construction, there were definitely some incidents that were impossible to explain away as mere coincidence.

Overall, this episode of Ghost Brothers is a thrilling and suspenseful investigation of a truly haunted location. Fans of the show will love watching the team's reactions to the various spooky occurrences, and may even come away feeling a little bit scared themselves.