The House Of Blue Lights

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This page is about the house. For the Don Covay album, see The House Of Blue Lights (album)

The House Of Blue Lights used to exist on the Northeast side of Indianapolis.

An view of the property from the air in 1937 can be found here.

The house is briefly described at Indiana Paranormal page. One 64 page softbound book was written on the subject, Skiles Test and the house of blue lights by Kay J Miclot, Publisher: Miclot (1975), ASIN: B0006X4IZ4.

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