“Any­one who has spent much time here over the years has heard some­thing — or, in a few cas­es, seen some­thing — that isn’t eas­i­ly explained, says CHM Exec­u­tive Direc­tor Andy Hahn. Click here to check out the inter­ac­tive tour of STL’s haunt­ed spots.

Camp­bell House Muse­um and award-win­ning local blog Dis­tilled His­to­ry were fea­tured in St. Louis Mag­a­zine in advance of their mas­sive­ly suc­cess­ful #drinkuptwee­t­up­STL event in Sep­tem­ber. Click here to read the arti­cle and learn more about Dis­tilled His­to­ry’s author and the his­to­ry of CHM.

We were pleased to wel­come Mike Dana­hey through the House last week­end dur­ing his trip to explore St. Louis’ strong Irish her­itage. Our favorite line? “Fur was like the iPhone of its day — but warmer.” Click here to read the arti­cle. 

Fri­day, Octo­ber 31, 2014 start­ing at 6:30 p.m.
Spend Hal­loween Night explor­ing the Camp­bell House after dark — guests have the rare chance to expe­ri­ence the House opened up in the evening and take a clos­er look at the unhap­py chap­ters of loss, despair, death and dis­ease that defined much of the Camp­bell fam­i­ly’s 84 years spent at 1508 Locust Street. Click here to vis­it our EVENTS page for more info, click here for the full release.

Fri­day, Sep­tem­ber 26, 2014 from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at CHM
Join the STL twit­ter­verse, Camp­bell House Muse­um and award-win­ning local blog Dis­tilled His­to­ry for an after-work evening of music, his­to­ry and liba­tions. Explore St. Louis’ his­to­ry through the lens of beer, wine and spir­its with­in the walls of one of Amer­i­ca’s most accu­rate­ly-restored 19th cen­tu­ry build­ings. FREE to the pub­lic, but only if you’re 21+. Click here for the full release.