The Perron family house and Harrisville haunting narrative

Record summary

The rural farmhouse later associated with The Conjuring was occupied by the Perron family in the 1970s, whose reported experiences were subsequently circulated through the family, authors, paranormal investigators, and later film publicity. Although the best-known events precede the requested period, the narrative became a major North American haunted-house reference through 1990s and 2000s paranormal culture. It allows comparison of family testimony, investigator mediation, and adaptation. The reported spirit identities, séance details, and chronology require careful checking against interviews and published versions, which do not always agree.