HalloweenWednesday, October 28
Toledo's Mortuary Manor, a former funeral home, offers paranormal tours and overnight stays
The Daily Toledo team
If you want a scare with real history behind it, the former Urbanski Funeral Home in Toledo is now Mortuary Manor. It hosted viewings and services from 1926 until its sale last year. The 60,000-square-foot building is now a funeral home museum and host to paranormal investigations, CBS Detroit reports.
Mortuary Manor is a 60,000-square-foot building
Floor area of Mortuary Manor, beside places you know
Sources: CBS Detroit, FOX 8 News
View as table
| Floor area | |
|---|---|
| Mortuary Manor | 60,000 sq. ft. |
| A football field | 57,600 sq. ft. (end zones included) |
Investigators can check out the embalming and autopsy rooms and a basement morgue where guests take photos of themselves on a slab. Visitors can also watch a horror movie projected onto the main sitting room's wall, surrounded by caskets. Guests who pay $200 can spend the night in a five-room suite.
A funeral home from 1926 now offers overnight stays and will host its first wedding
- 1926
- when the Urbanski Funeral Home began hosting viewings and services
- $200
- to spend the night in a five-room suite
- Nov. 13
- date of Mortuary Manor's first wedding
Sources: CBS Detroit, FOX 8 News
- First wedding: Fri., Nov. 13, naturally
- Amenities: indoor plumbing, heating, air conditioning and Wi-Fi
- Rentals: handheld EMF meters for do-it-yourself investigations
Sources: CBS Detroit, FOX 8 News