After Adam Rimbauer's death, his wife sold off many of the home's antique furnishings. She generated some income by permitting the fictional "Seattle Historical Society" to give tours of the house; these ceased in 1972 after a participant disappeared while on a tour of the mansion. Investigations of the grounds and structure were conducted in the 1960s and 1970s to seek an explanation for the strange sounds, lights, and other phenomena alleged to have occurred there.
After Adam Rimbauer's demise, his spouse sold off many of the home's antique furnishings. She generated some revenue by allowing the fictional "Seattle Historical Society" to conduct tours of the house; these ceased in 1972 after a participant vanished while on a tour of the mansion. Investigations into the grounds and structure were conducted during the 1960s and 1970s to uncover an explanation for the strange sounds, lights, and other phenomena reported to have occurred there.