The Conjuring House, officially known as the Old Arnold Estate, is a colonial-era farmhouse built in 1736 in Harrisville, Rhode Island. It gained global notoriety after the Perron family reported intense paranormal activity during their residence in the 1970s, which inspired the 2013 film The Conjuring. Reported phenomena include disembodied voices, shadow figures, poltergeist activity, temperature drops, and physical sensations like being pushed or scratched. Paranormal investigators such as Ed and Lorraine Warren, Ghost Adventures, and Kindred Spirits have explored the site, capturing EVPs, moving objects, and apparitions. The current owners offer guided tours and overnight investigations, and the house is widely considered a portal site with residual and intelligent hauntings.