The Irongate houses a curated archive of reportedly haunted artifacts with documented histories and observed activity. Each piece is presented with structure, context, and clear boundaries.
While organized and preserved much like a museum archive, the collection exists within the Irongate home itself. These objects are not stored away as curiosities — they remain part of the environment where their histories are acknowledged and respected.
Some artifacts remain secured within their display areas. Others exist as part of the space they now inhabit. Visitors sometimes report nothing unusual at all. Others claim the opposite.
What appears here represents only part of the archive. Additional artifacts are introduced at live events and through controlled releases.
These are not props.
Not replicas.
Not handled casually.
There are no guarantees. Some feel nothing. Others leave unsettled.
The Irongate offers one thing — a deliberate opportunity to stand in the presence of the unknown.
