Aunt Lois' House [1] is a charming old Victorian era residence, common in the 1890s, [2] that's been in the Stantz family for a century. [3]
History[]
Decades after the Stantz family arrived in New York, they bought a house in the city. Ray's Aunt Lois was raised there and eventually became its owner by the 1980s. She was unaware the house was also occupied with Domoviye, benevolent location spirits who kept things right in the parlor. The spiritualist Dr. Bassingame performed a sham seance that insulted the ghosts and made them incredibly violent. The Ghostbusters were eventually allowed to go in and capture them. Bassingame was convinced to pay for all damages.
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References[]
- ↑ Mueller, Richard (2009). The Real Ghostbusters Complete Collection Volume One Disc Five, "The Spirit of Aunt Lois" Script p. 9. CPT Holdings, Inc. Line reads: "UPSHOT - AUNT LOIS' HOUSE"
- ↑ Mueller, Richard (2009). The Real Ghostbusters Complete Collection Volume One Disc Five, "The Spirit of Aunt Lois" Script p. 9. CPT Holdings, Inc. Line reads: "The house is a charming old Victorian with turrets, gables, scrollwork, and the sort of architectural knick-knacks that were common around the Gay Nineties."
- ↑ Ray Stantz (2009). The Real Ghostbusters - "The Spirit of Aunt Lois" (1987) (DVD ts. 05:12-05:15). Time Life Entertainment. Ray says: "It's been in the family a hundred years. Aunt Lois was raised here."
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Entrance - Exterior
Entrance - Interior
Entryway
Picture of officers
Tsarist flag and Russian Orthodox icon
Parlor entrance
Parlor entrance
Parlor
Kitchen
Kitchen
Parlor after the bust