Irongate supports private paranormal investigations through the introduction of select artifacts from the Irongate archive. While only a small portion of the collection is publicly documented, additional artifacts may be introduced during controlled investigative sessions. These sessions allow investigators the opportunity to observe how objects with documented histories and reported activity may interact within an investigative environment. Artifacts are presented in a controlled and respectful manner, with the goal of complementing an investigation rather than directing it. The presence of the objects simply provides an additional variable for observation and documentation. Some investigators report no unusual experiences at all. Others describe subtle impressions or unexplained environmental changes. Irongate does not guarantee paranormal activity. The purpose of introducing artifacts during an investigation is to allow investigators to observe, document, and form their own conclusions.
How Irongate Supports Investigations
Depending on the structure of the investigation, Irongate participation may include:
• The introduction of select artifacts from the Irongate archive
• Controlled artifact observation sessions within the investigation environment
• Historical background and documentation associated with the objects
• Opportunities for investigators to observe and document responses during structured sessions
• Artifacts remain under Irongate supervision at all times and are presented with established handling boundaries.
Working With Investigative Teams
Irongate works with investigators and event hosts to determine the most appropriate way to introduce artifacts into an investigation setting. The goal is to complement the investigative process while maintaining clear boundaries around the objects themselves.
Teams interested in incorporating Irongate artifacts into their investigation are encouraged to reach out through the [Contact Us] page with details about the location, event structure, proposed dates, and the number of artifacts requested.
