Glen Spey, NY
Built in 1907 by Margaret Ross MacKenzie and her husband George Ross MacKenzie who was the third president of the Singer Sewing Machine Company. Over the years the mansion has had 5 owners and has served as a boarder house, a Tea Room during the Prohibition, and a B&B.
The mansion currently serves as a bed and breakfast and can be reserved by paranormal teams for overnight investigations.
May 24 & 25, 2014
Investigators: Beth Rosen, Travis Spitzer & Heather Olsen with guests Tammy Spitzer, Nicholas Wendling and Karen Memmolo.
Location Photos: Click to enlarge
Built in 1908, Burn Brae Mansion was part of the estate of George Ross MackKenzie, third president of the Singer Sewing Machine company. He had this breathtaking mansion constructed as a wedding gift to his daughter, Margaret Ellis, who is thought to hanged herself from a tree outside – after succumbing to grief following the loss of her infant son. 
First-floor view of the grand staircase with its ornate stained glass and lavish, dark wood. 
Second-floor view of the grand staircase. 
In addition to the paranormal world, Burn Bray is a hub for Olympic Cyclists as evidenced by the cycling room you see here. In fact, we got to meet Nelson Vails, the first African-American to win an Olympic medal in cycling. (Now how cool is that?) 
Burn Brae’s closet full of creep dolls. (Chucky eat your heart out.) 
View of the MacKenzie Cemetary that used to be part of the plot housing Burn Brae. 
Also on the property, you’ll find the Dark Forest. When we entered, we thought people would be busy trying to scare us. Instead, they were just hanging around. BAH-ZING! (Try the veal.) 
Just when we thought Burn Brae was grim and only full of deathly tales, we found this. COME ON GET HAPPY everybody
Findings: Nothing to report
Grave Concerns Paranormal does not view findings presented on this page as evidence of ghosts or the paranormal. These are merely experiences that we can not explain at this time.