Nopeming Sanitorium

The three investigators were in the Northland last winter and filmed an episode of the show in the haunted building, showing Wednesday, April 29th.

Management of Nopeming Sanatorium cite 'tough time getting permit to operate' as reason for the potential of 2019 'haunted' tours not happening at the facility.

If you have always wanted to see the inside of Nopeming Sanatorium now is your chance starting again this May.

If you are the adventurous type, or just plain brave then this event is just for you!

Many people are fascinated by the Nopeming Sanatorium in Duluth which has been closed for many years. Now is your chance to not only go on the premises, but hear from professional paranormal Investigators what has been found at the facility.

Nopeming Sanatorium has long held a place in the curiosity of many in the Duluth area. The building, which was built in 1912 as a tuberculosis care center, has succumb to age, Mother Nature, and vandals sneaking onto the property.

Just in time for Halloween weekend, the owners of Nopeming Sanatorium in Duluth have announced a series of tours to satisfy the creepy curiosity of the public and help in the restoration of the facility.

Urban Legends are a great way to scare someone around a campfire, but did you know about these ones in Duluth.

Over the weekend 'Ghost Adventures' from The Travel Channel aired the episode of their investigation of Nopeming becoming the first paranormal team to investigate it. DPS has been trying to investigate the old sanatorium since 2012 and now is turning to the community for help in completing their mission.

'Ghost Adventures' becomes the first paranormal team to  investigate Duluth's own Nopeming Sanitarium. The episode airs this Saturday, 1/24/15 at 8pm on The Travel Channel.