![]() |
Courtesy FEARNET |
The Victorian home in Macon, Missouri was purchased by Patrick's grandmother when he was a child. There, he spent time visiting with family and continued to visit even after his grandmother passed away. In an interview with FOX411, the former child star reveals "Every 20 years or so I would drive by the house to visit and last time I went by, I found it was in foreclosure and it was close to being wrecked[...] So what I'm doing right now is, I'm working with the banks to try to save it and lo and behold, it turns out it's haunted."
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgbcxohAL47YWmbR9YwQUqyKUejCbc2ioknyVkrHafh_sixhBy_K8-d2ld7hXXFydHItT28Kjj_Jaj9sgDGuTmK3z4AWJJTluJtXvYBjVhU9HjXsfuxgRyin9Cj09_VccyF7_eTAU5ep_hi/s1600/Butch-Patrick-in-2010.jpg)
After starring on "The Munsters," which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, Patrick spent time traveling with Bonnie Vent, a "paranormal consultant," to some of the nations most haunted locations. "I have felt some interesting things going on, although I've never actually physically seen something[...]I've felt something pass through me before, which is really scary," Patrick told FOX411.
The actor is currently working on a "coffin-table-book" that will feature fan stories of "The Munsters." To hear more from Patrick, check out the full interview, and best of luck in saving that haunted house!
-Nowal Massari