Ghost Hunters Classic

In the ninth-season premiere, the team travels to the Sowden House in Los Angeles, which is the alleged site of the infamous 1947 Black Dahlia murder mystery.

The guys are given special access to investigate strange goings-on at a historic mission in San Juan Capistrano, California.

Renovations at the Peoria Asylum in Bartonville, Illinois, are slowed down by strange occurrences, which are investigated by the team.

An investigation into the 1890 House in Cortland, New York, delves into the background of the mansion's original owner, businessman Chester F. Wickwire, and his ancestors.

The team travels to Louisville, Kentucky, to investigate one of the oldest operating steamboats in the United States.

The Nathan Hale Homestead in Coventry, Connecticut, is investigated.

The team investigates paranormal activity being reported by the new owner of an amusement park in Sylvan Beach, New York.

The team travels to Louisiana to investigate the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium, a National Historic Landmark where famous singers like Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash got their start.

A Little Rock, Arkansas, family believes a bungalow that they inherited is cursed.

Reports of paranormal activity at the Belvoir Winery in Liberty, Missouri, are investigated.

Nevada's Boulder City Hospital is investigated.

The Elms Hotel and Spa in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, is investigated by the team.

The team travels to Monticello, Arkansas, to investigate a mansion where, according to legend, a woman committed suicide over an ill-fated and secret love.

The team investigates terrifying claims of paranormal activity at the Rendall Building in Shreveport, Louisiana.

The team investigates the Pennsylvania Asylum and Testing Lab in Scott Township, Pennsylvania. Also, the owner of Surf Hotel on Block Island, Rhode Island, calls TAPS because of the resort's long history of spirits.

For Halloween, the team heads to Hyde Hall in Cooperstown, New York, to investigate alleged paranormal activity.

The team travels to Pennsylvania to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and visit a former orphanage with a history of ghostly sightings.

Michelle's last case with the team takes her to a naval park in Buffalo to investigate three former service vessels that are alleged to be haunted.

The TAPS team goes underground during a trip to Octagon Hall in Franklin, Kentucky, to investigate secret tunnels, which were allegedly used to hide Confederate soldiers during the Civil War.

The TAPS team visits Lucas, Ohio, where they investigate the 1896 case of a woman who killed her entire family and explore the home of a Pulitzer Prize-winning author.

The team travels to Frederick County, VA, for an investigation, during which they examine the famous people and events associated with the Belle Grove Plantation. Later, they believe two eras of ghosts are inhabiting the Historic Jordan Springs Estate.

The team travels to Cumberland, Rhode Island, to investigate an old monastery, which is now a public library, and rumored to be haunted.

The TAPS team celebrates their 10th anniversary when they travel to the Old City Hall in Brunswick, Georgia, to investigate claims that a person who died during a 19th-century shooting is haunting the premises today.

The TAPS team explores an abandoned school in Barnegat, New Jersey, looking into reports that the apparition of a beloved teacher who died in 1965 is luring children inside the building.

TAPS returns to the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Weston, West Virginia, for their 200th episode, which finds the team reunited with Grant, Dustin and Joe. Included: Efforts are made to reach former patients who suffered tragic lives in the hospital.