The record
Author and screenwriter Sean Paul Murphy describes reported experiences in his family’s northeast Baltimore home through a series of recollections and interviews titled The Haunting of 21 St. Helens Avenue. Family accounts include voices apparently mimicking familiar people, unexplained footsteps and disturbances around a bed. Baltimore Magazine also interviewed Murphy about the account. The street address in the series title is historical, not a visitor destination. Murphy’s novel Chapel Street draws inspiration from these experiences but is fiction; the firsthand blog accounts and later reporting should be distinguished from that adaptation. These are attributed experiences, not independently established supernatural events.
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Books 1
Chapel Street — Sean Paul Murphy (fiction inspired by the account)
Fictional paranormal thriller inspired by family experiences. Not a nonfiction account or evidence of the reported haunting.
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Blogs & articles 2
The Haunting of 21 St. Helens Avenue — Sean Paul Murphy’s family account series
Firsthand family recollections and interviews. This entry interviews his sister Jeanne and links the wider series.
Baltimore Magazine — Five Real-Life Baltimore Haunted House Stories
The Haunted Hamilton section interviews Murphy about the family’s reported experiences.
Podcasts 1
Ope, A Ghost — Episode 67: Real Haunted Houses III
Author’s episode page links the discussion; he places this account around 1 hour, 3 minutes.
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Private / no access. Private residential account, for reading only. No public access or tour is verified; the series uses a historical address.