About The House

Built in 1920 in the Colonial Revival style, it was the home to one of Porterville’s early law enforcement personnel, Edward B. Isham. He was the Chief of Police in Porterville, beginning in the early 1900's for a total of 18 years. He was one of the key figures who apprehended the murderer of well-liked businessman John "Jack" Lamkin in 1911. He was also a rancher and cattle brand inspector. He was reported to have died in the home in the company of his sister and nephew.

There have been several residents and businesses in this house, the last owner being Dr. Charles Spencer, it is now the property of the City of Porterville.

Reported activity is the sensation of being watched, muffled voices and the feeling of anxiety. PGS has evidence that documents the existence of paranormal activity.

Please Note: While listening to the following sounds, please turn up your speakers or wear headphones to listen more closely. Spirits do not speak very loudly….in fact; it takes an experienced ear to catch them….
K2 Hits
	Did You Use To Live Here? Sounds of the K II meter reacting to energy in reply to questioning by team members. Theory is spirit energy causes the meter to respond.
	Can You Do That Again? Sounds of the K II meter reacting to energy in reply to questioning by team members. Theory is spirit energy causes the meter to respond.
EVPS
	"Boy"
	During an EVP session, the question was asked if it was a girl or a boy…he answered us…
	“I Can’t Talk Right Now” and Footsteps
	During an EVP session, we were asking questions, it answered us in a whisper then during the same session, when asked to come forward, footsteps were captured. (The place is carpeted)

Shadow In Hallway	No Shadow	Shadow Enhanced With Red Filter