CURRENT EXHIBITIONS

QUICK  GUIDE

1) New Orleans Voodoo Priestess Bloody Mary is the Culture Bearer,  Author, Artist, Celebrity Psychic & Ghost hunter,and the Curator here

2) VIsit  Spirit Shop and Voodoo Pharmacy w hand made Voodoo dols, Mkisi, gris gris, pintions canldes and some oddites and haunted items in the SECRET "haunted attic" mention the password - adoption and go up after the tour

3) Hall of Voodoo Altars where we honor the spirits & honor the dead with offerings. Also a photo honorarium of Girod Street cemetery torn down in 1957 due to its derelict condition. (superdome is ver that now)

4) Bloody Mary Bathroom is a working restroom but you can say my name in the mirror! 

5) Out the back door our Creole Courtyard leads you to tota; view the 200 year-old complex, but people do live in the out buildings they are NOT part of the museum tour so keep out!) ( we do go after house into a few on the ghost hunts!

6) Psychic Testing basket should be on the table or nearby for you to try if you wish! (if it is raining just ask!)

7)  Go to your right of the door you exited and Enter the museum door marked XXX. Immediatly On the left is an altar dedicated to the Mississippi River spirit Maman You, La sirene and Mami Wata.  say hi to voodoo priestess Julia Brown too! On the right is the swamp magic corner filled with cryptids, fairies &  elementals  & a tribute to the Rugarou. And see a foot cast of the honey island swamp monster. and photos of a few creatures of the night

8) See the Who’s Who Hallway with pictures and memorials of New Orleans’ famous ghosts. Marie Laveau, Jean Lafitte, Madame Lalaurie +

9) The next room is our traditional Victorian Séance Parlor where we do psychic readings during the day and séances in the evenings with haunted items & pics to honor Spiritualism!

10) Bloody Mary’s Ghost Photo Gallery with paranormal photographs taken by Bloody Mary.

11) The official Marie Lavaeu Voodoo altar 1801-1881 is here for Bloody Mary is the Voodoo queen of New Orleans voodoo Marie Laveau tradition. Our patron spirit who lived nearby on 1022 St Ann Street adress.Bloody Mary  has this old cottage as her studio for Voodoo Crossroads certifications, workshops. private parties, seance & ghost hunts. Here we hold private viewings by reservation.  She Is buried in St Louis Cemetery No.1.

12) Haunted Charity Hospital Wheelchair & Tribute to Orphaned Children.

13) My personal collection has collected me as well as the other way around. Some are gifted, some handed down, others donated —but all are spirit led. This entire place was designed as a sanctuary for my spirit friends and contains collected items from many New Orleans people and places gone, but not forgotten. We have done a lot of protection work for them and you, so you are safe here and when you leave. 

14) Ouija Boards are just a spiritual connection tool, not anything to fear. There are a few scattered about and a tipping table corner too! Part of our collection here are also cursed objects including 2 ouija boards -  “rehabilitated” and cleansed, purged and protected. 

15) Voodoo Center Corner - Voodoo is a traditional, shamanistic religion with roots in Africa. It is a musical and danced religion that was taken with the slave trade, all over the world and directly here to New Orleans. This eclectic area honors all of them & many of the original tribes with specific artifacts and acknowledges the hoodoo conjure folk magic.

16) Marie Laveau and Voodoo Collection - Objects on the top shelves belonged to Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau, who used them for rituals and healing in the 1800s. The bottom shelf contains items from a New Orleans Voodoo Doctor’s Kit (hoodoo).

17) The Axeman - about 100 years ago an infamous serial killer was on the loose. It was rumored the killer would spare homes playing Jazz music so New Orleans made a song about it!

18) Storyville (1897-1917) We honor the ladies of the evening in the legal red light district. Madame Josie Arlington and Madame Mae Bailey are two of our city’s most well known ghosts as well. 

19) Paranormal Tools and Devices & Night Vision Observation/Playback - all of these instruments are used on our after hours Ghost Hunts after dark. You can upgrade now!

20) Find the Red Door in the hallway This Way Upstairs and watch your step as you enter our Haunted Location. Museum Tours by day and Ghost Hunts by night.

21) Enter the upstairs apartment. Suspend your disbelief for your visit and try to connect. We have about 13 different ghosts and spirits (and a ghost cat. play with the toyrs, have a teaparty m use the facilites...

22) Haunted Doll Nursery - You are not alone. This room filled with toys is dedicated to the friendly and active child spirits. They like to play in the crawl space and they might touch, poke or pull you. These dolls often move around for many of them are haunted. 

23) Kitchen of the apartment - offerings here are gifts to the spirits of the building. 

24) Around the corner past the kitchen you will find the Upstairs Bathroom. It’s a usable restroom but it is definitely haunted! *make sure you read the full description of number 25 and 28 downstairs for details about this Haunted Apartment .  7 reg spirits are here and a few visitors

25) Back downstairs (in Who’s Who Hallway) there is a Hurricane Katrina Memorial to Man and Beast. We honor many spirits here. We nearly lost an entire culture.  Tens of thousands of animals and 1577 New Orleans residents perished in Katrina. Despite this great loss,yet, we still have less ghosts than before Katrina. We were a ghost town of a different variety for at least three years after that storm.  Many of our resident spirits evacuated with their families, with their bloodlines —with these protectors gone it now left the town in jeopardy. Katrina was more than just a hurricane it unleashed something primordial, dark and hungry.

Note the portrait of the young couple holding the kittens. They are two of the newest known spirits in this building. Sometimes considered those last two Katrina victims. This is Zack and Addie. Their sensational murder-suicide caught the country by storm in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. A crime was committed here in the Haunted Museum. Their spirits are here and they are part of our 13+ ghosts. 

Zack and Addie lived together upstairs for only a few days. He strangled her during a fight. Zachary admitted in his suicide note “that,  murder part was quick; nothing after that was quick.” Over the next week and a half he dismembered her body in the bathtub and began to slowly cook the evidence away, though he didn’t eat her. Zack ended his own life 12 days later by jumping off the roof of a nearby hotel with a suicide note and confession in his pocket. Both Zack & Addie are still here in spirit form today. The same appliances from 2006 are still here today and the apartment was rented for 10 years after the tragedy where they were in use. We have them as memorials. 

This true crime story is just part of the wide history of our 200 year old haunted building as true crime is part of a history of many hauntings. Remember we are a sanctuary focused on communicating and helping all spirits. Stay curious and respectful!  Happy haunting!