About Sharon

Growing up in a small NH town, in an area rich in local lore and historical locations- Ocean Borne Mary, America's Stonehenge- and forays to country cemeteries to create gravestone rubbing's, all peaked my interest in things paranormal. 

Our family home, a large colonial built in the 40’s (the original home had burned down) was built on land that was part of an old King’s grant. Looking back, the house was pretty active (visually and audibly) including unexplained noises, footsteps, and mysterious visitors sitting on the edges of beds- actually causing my elderly Aunt to pack up and high-tail it back to Boston! Disappearing keys and thermostats being pushed to over 90 degrees on hot summer nights, were regular attention getters. 

My involvement in paranormal investigation and research is, in large part, due to the hole that has grown in my heart from those I’ve loved and have passed on- leaving questions, suspicions (and hopes) as to what actually happens to “us” after our bodies fail. My intuition and sensitivity seems to becoming more acute the older I get but, by no means do I consider myself psychic, perhaps a sensitive, though. I enjoy helping others understand, validate, and debunk, their own paranormal experiences, while hoping to find some answers to the mysterious, and oh-so-far-and-yet-too-close, other-side.

 

After my mother passed, I revisited my interest in the paranormal by joining several teams until I found one I was comfortable with. Eventually I started my own team, Journey Paranormal Society and also a public group on Meetup - Start the Journey, A Paranormal Meetup Group (which was the largest para-Meetup Group north of San Diego, south of San Francisco and west of Vegas). JPS was a private group focusing in on private investigations and historical locations, where STJ focused on paranormal unity, learning and group events.

Living 5 minutes from indian burial ground and just 20 minutes from the Queen Mary, I enjoyed and am blessed to have been able to investigate many of the notable locations up and down the California coast, in AZ, CO, and so on.

In June 2008 I came to Rolling Hills Asylum as part of a Darkness Radio event and had three amazing nights of activity, including meeting Roy Crouse, the 7+ foot Shadow man, and captured some outstanding evidence. Returning to California I continued on with my teams, however, I would constantly review my evidence from RHA. When I received a call in the spring of 2009 that RHA was closing forever, I was shocked. One thing led to another and on the day before my birthday in October 2009, Rolling Hills Asylum became my new home.

Professionally, I have over 20 years as a location manager/associate producer in film production (commercial, television, film), and over 15 years experience in sales & marketing for OEM trade shows and special events, with a brief stint working with both United Way and The March of Dimes.

 

 

 

Upcoming Events

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  • Dec 26 December 26, 2025 - Guided Flashlight Tour with Free RHA Logo Flashlight - $39p
    December 26, 2025 Guided Flashlight 7p-9p- $39p - Step into the shadows with your FREE LOGO flashlight (as supplies last) and uncover the asylum’s chilling history. Your experienced guide will take you on an exploration of infamous areas like the Morgue, Shadow Hallway, and Psych Ward—where whispers, shadowy figures, and footsteps echo in the dark. You will learn not only about the history of the Asylum, but also of some of our most preeminent spirits. By flashlight, the past comes alive—some tragic, some terrifying—as you walk the hallways where history was written in life and death. By night, Rolling Hills transforms into a place where the line between the living and the dead is razor thin. Step into the shadows where history and hauntings meet. Ticket Info: 18+ with valid ID. Ages 14–17 with parent (pre-authorization 2 days ahead). Parking: 30 min before | Check-in: 15 min | No late entry. Bag rules & restrictions apply. No outside food/drinks. Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes required. The facility is NOT heated, dress appropriately. Rolling Hills Asylum has a zero tolerance policy regarding drugs and alcohol and has the right to refuse entry if suspected of being under the influence of any substance. No refunds.
  • Dec 27 December 27, 2025 - Thermal Imaging & Self Guided Ghost Hunt - $59p
    December 27, 2025 - Thermal Imaging & Self Guided Ghost Hunt 6p-9p - $59p - Step into Rolling Hills Asylum, internationally famous and known as one of the most haunted asylums in the world. Spanning over 60,000 sq ft with a subterranean tunnel, its halls have witnessed tragedy for nearly two centuries. Featured on countless paranormal ghost hunting shows, its corridors are filled with shadow figures, disembodied voices, cold spots, and unexplained activity that has left even skeptics shaken. Tonight, learn how to a thermal imaging camera is able to expose cold anomalies and unexplained shapes as apposed to naturally occurring cold spots. Following the demonstration is a self-guided ghost hunt where you can explore the Morgue, Shadow Hallway, Psych Ward, and more as you attempt to capture paranormal evidence—spirit photos, EVP recordings, video, and personal experiences you’ll never forget. Come as a skeptic… leave a believer. Ticket Info: 18+ with valid ID. Ages 14–17 with parent (pre-authorization 2 days ahead). Parking: 30 min before | Check-in: 15 min | No late entry. Bag rules & restrictions apply. No outside food/drinks. Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes required. The facility is NOT heated, dress appropriately. Rolling Hills Asylum has a zero tolerance policy regarding drugs and alcohol and has the right to refuse entry if suspected of being under the influence of any substance. No refunds.
  • Dec 28 December 28, 2025 - Daytime Self Guided Asylum Tour - $29p
    December 28, 2025 - Daytime Self Guided Asylum Tour. 1p-3p - $29p - Step inside Rolling Hills Asylum, where nearly two centuries of history and hauntings converge. Once a poorhouse, infirmary, orphanage, and nursing home, it has witnessed more than 1,700 deaths—and countless reports of shadow figures, phantom voices, and unseen footsteps. By daylight, wander the asylum’s most storied spaces at your own pace, where history speaks and, at times, whispers, and the past still stirs just beyond the veil. Discover the stories of those who lived and worked here through historical plaques and photos displayed throughout, with a touch of the paranormal that has made Rolling Hills famous. Step into history… and feel the past come alive. Ticket Info: 18+ with valid ID. Ages 14–17 with parent (pre-authorization 2 days ahead). Parking: 30 min before | Check-in: 15 min | No late entry. Bag rules & restrictions apply. No outside food/drinks. Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes required. The facility is NOT heated, dress appropriately. Rolling Hills Asylum has a zero tolerance policy regarding drugs and alcohol and has the right to refuse entry if suspected of being under the influence of any substance. No refunds.
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