Minsky Manor — a decayed two-story house at night beneath the title lettering

THE LEGEND

In 2005, Solomon Minsky purchased this beautiful home in Roseville with dreams of a quiet new life.

But it didn't take long for neighbors to notice—strange noises, flickering lights, and the occasional sight of clowns coming and going at odd hours.

Within a few years, Minsky stopped caring for his home completely. The once-pristine property became overgrown, decayed, and nearly condemned.

After his death, what was found inside revealed a nightmare.

Framed portrait of Solomon Minsky, 1972 to 2016

Behind a false panel in his closet was a hidden room—packed with clown masks, carnival costumes, tools, and grisly souvenirs.

Minsky had a sick obsession with the circus. He lured clowns and carnival workers to his home…

And they were never seen again however Solomon liked to keep mementos so you can only assume what had happened to them...

The secret room remains, just as he left it.

Grinning clown with red hair

COME IF YOU DARE

WALK THROUGH MINSKY MANOR
IF YOU THINK YOU'RE BRAVE ENOUGH.

Ticket reading Only Open Halloween Night

9455 PINEHURST DRIVE

ROSEVILLE, CA