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If ghost hunting through majestic rooms frozen in time, passing darkened platforms connected by century old passageways seems like a script out of a supernatural thriller...think again! New York's own Ghost Doctors are the real deal and are now leading groups of adventure seekers on ghostly hunts beneath the streets of the Big Apple through the world's largest train terminal.

The Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides have scoured NYC's American Museum of Natural History for signs of paranormal activity for quite some time. And now these two seasoned ghost hunters are sharing the adventure with groups of courageous explorers daring to experience a "real" ghost hunt through this iconic museum.

Queens NYC's Flushing Meadows Park is now the hunting grounds for groups of courageous thrill seekers wishing to embark on an adventure...a ghostly adventure in search of paranormal activity. They'll be led by the Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides whose quest is to unearth those lingering spirits still lurking in the old World's Fair grounds in Queens NYC.

NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art has acquired an additional acquisition – Ghosts – says the Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides. These two ghost hunters have been investigating the supernatural underbelly of the Big Apple for years (sort of like those guys from the movie Ghostbusters except they actually know the strange goings-on in NYC). And now they have found something else, something out of the ordinary and quite extraordinary behind the walls of this great museum and it ain't art.

For over a century, passengers from all walks of life have either started or ended their trip from New York's Grand Central Terminal. And it seems that some ghost riders are still making Grand Central Terminal their favorite stop according to the Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides.

Wondering where the ghosts are hanging out this time of the year? Well according to the Ghost Doctors, Flushing Meadows Park is the place to go for a ghostly good time.

This February two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be leading groups of courageous apprentice ghost hunters through the endless wings, hallways and galleries of the New York's American Museum of Natural History in search of ghostly spirits.

There is a room that sits quietly in NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art that at one time -- nearly 250 years ago -– served as the parlor of Samuel and Elizabeth Powel's house located in the heart of Philadelphia. During the turbulent times of the American Revolution, Samuel Powel was the last mayor of Philadelphia under English rule and first Mayor of this great city after America's independence.

The Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tours guides have found something strange going on in the neighborhood's of New York. Moreover, these two all weather ghost hunters are sharing the adventure with groups of courageous explorers daring to experience "real" ghost hunting tours through some of the city's most iconic locations...especially those warm and toasty indoor locations.

This upcoming Presidents' Day holiday weekend New York's own "Ghost Doctors" will be leading groups of courageous apprentice ghost hunters through the endless wings, hallways and galleries of NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art in search of its ghostly spirits. After these brave recruits receive a crash course in the fundamentals of ghost hunting 101, which will include the proper use of different ghost hunting equipment as well as how to photograph signs of paranormal activity -- they'll be able to begin their paranormal adventure.