Join Krampus and his minions for a new tradition of holiday fear! Krampusnacht is a Christmas-themed haunted house event at House of Anguish.
Krampus has come to town. Can you survive his house of holiday horrors?
‘Twas the night after Samhain, and Anguish’s children needed a rest,
For they’d spent the haunt season giving it their best.
The corpses were hung from the rafters with care,
Left there to eat since no one should be there.
But seeing this opportunity, a new shape slid in,
And Krampus decided his work would begin.
His elves, evil toys, and monsters most cruel,
Seized the Carriage House as his to rule.
They decked the halls with trimmings most merry,
But still, their holiday customs were quite scary.
Krampus carries horrors far worse than coal,
Can you survive his house, or will he claim your soul?
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Every ticket purchased supports the restoration of the Culbertson Mansion.
The Culbertson Mansion was built in 1867 by William S. Culbertson, a businessman and philanthropist who was the wealthiest man in Indiana at the time. Much thought and effort went into its construction and decoration, and you can see spectacular details, such as hand-painted ceilings that reflect the tastes and ideals of the late 1800s. When the State of Indiana took ownership of the Mansion, the interior had changed from the passage of time and updates from previous owners.
The Friends of the Culbertson Mansion began the tradition of hosting a haunted house in 1985 and have since raised over $2 million towards the interior restoration. The event was originally named "Literally, a Haunted House" in reference to stories of strange activity in the Carriage House where the haunt takes place.
Over the years, the Mansion staff and volunteers have reported unusual occurrences in the Carriage House: electrical problems, missing items, strange sounds after hours, and mysterious figures moving from room to room. It's not unusual for the motion-activated security alarm system to get set off by something moving around late at night. A few staff members and past volunteers have even refused to work in the building because of personal experiences with the unexplained.
House of Anguish at The Culbertson Mansion is a Halloween haunted house attraction offering scary fun and frights in New Albany, Indiana. It is located just across the river from Louisville, KY, near Clarksville, IN.
All items are non-refundable, all sales are final.
All items are non-refundable under any circumstances.
Tickets are valid for 12/20 and 12/21. If you are unable to attend either night of the event, you will need to re-purchase your ticket/s next year.
Please contact our customer service number if you need to transfer your tickets to another party.
Visitors must be able to walk on their own. Otherwise, there is no age restriction with parental consent.
