The Travelers Guide To Ed Gein

The Traveler’s Guide to Ed Gein

Explore the Real Locations Connected to America’s Most Notorious Killer — Featuring Exact Addresses, Historical Background, and Exclusive Photographs

For those fascinated by true crime, Wisconsin history, or the dark legacy of Ed Gein, this guide takes you beyond the myths and straight to the real locations tied to the case. “The Traveler’s Guide to Ed Gein” is the first detailed, easy-to-use field guide that maps out every major site connected to the Butcher of Plainfield.

Whether you're planning to visit these locations in person or exploring from home, this book provides the precise addresses, directions, and the historical context behind each stop. From the places Ed Gein lived and worked to the locations tied to his victims, investigators, and the community forever changed by his crimes, this guide gives readers a unique, on-the-ground look at the story behind the headlines.

This newly updated edition also includes exclusive photographs, many of which have never been shared publicly. These images bring readers closer to the people, places, and history surrounding the case, offering a rare perspective not found in traditional true-crime books.

Inside you’ll find:

Exact addresses for the most important Gein-related locations

Background information and historical notes for each site

Exclusive photos, including rare images connected to the case

Perfect for true-crime researchers, Wisconsin travelers, paranormal enthusiasts, historians, or anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Ed Gein’s world.

“The Traveler’s Guide to Ed Gein” is the essential companion for anyone wanting to walk the paths, visit the landmarks, and uncover the real places behind one of the most infamous cases in American history.

A respectful, fact-based approach to exploring Plainfield’s dark history