This location is a 1950’s medical office of a former local physician Dr. John Finck. After being deployed in the Korean War, Dr. Finck rented out the building to numerous doctors until his return. He then rented out part of the building to dentist Dr. Archie Gulley, while he continued to practice medicine in part of it, eventually turning over the building to the Gulleys.
The museum itself was founded by Dr. Gulley and his wife Opal to display their private collection of antiques and historical artifacts after he retired from his dentistry practice. In 2006 the Canyon County Historical Society accepted stewardship and the museum presently holds 30 different exhibits in a wide range of categories that are housed in the many former examination rooms and labs.

audio evidence

AUDIO EVIDENCE FROM VIDEO RECORDINGS

"HIDE AND SEEK" (Skeleton Room)

Whisper (Skeleton Room)

Whisper (mobile Handycam)

"HELP ME" (Skeleton Room)

Male Whisper "HEY" (Hallway near front desk)

"I AM JO" (mobile Handycam)

"NICE" (Skeleton Room)

Child's Voice (mobile Handycam)

Female Voice (mobile Handycam)

VIDEO EVIDENCE

The following videos are evidence backups of a personal experience some of the investigators had in the "Skeleton Room." There were a few metal oxygen and nitrogen cylinders grouped together near a medical exhibit and they started to lightly knock together without any of us touching them. We tried to recreate it and could only do so when jumping directly on the floor in front of them with some force. We are not convinced this is anything paranormal, but definitely something we could not explain or recreate so we thought we would include it in our findings.