Ghost Walks
Ghost Guide Daniel – – The city of Hamilton is uniquely haunted. Because when you look at the on-the-books history, you’ll wonder… How can it be so haunted with a limited history?
Peel away that layer and realize a hidden history of loyalist settlements. Still seen in the names of the smaller towns making up the city. And the lost name of Barton, once the township making up the centre of Hamilton.
Terrifying and (not) true ghost story off the Huffington Post. As Daniel has trouble playing it out without laughing. Main segment this week… the reason the torso of John Dick ended up near Albion Falls proves his wife facilitated the murder. From some history on this dark region of Hamilton, to Evelyn’s awkward encounter with the police.
Finally, Daniel horror novella is finally up on Amazon. Learn the obsession which led to a detailed character named Lady Jade Jackson. Here’s the link for the book… https://amzn.to/3IXtw3s
Albion Falls Dark History Featuring the Evelyn Dick Torso Story and Warlock’s Grave —
Albion Falls, location of the once dark town of Albion Mills. A location very easily historically the strangest place in Canada.
Ghost Guide Daniel dives into the town’s Darker History.
This week is a Ghost Story Podcast on the Haunted City of Hamilton —
A show dedicated to my own home, and very haunted, city. The draw of the paranormal. The difference from all other city’s and town’s in Canada. And Daniel talks about a “once” town, now part of Hamilton, that has the darkest history in the country. Featuring the area’s resident ghost, the tragic story of Jane Riley.
Many ask, “Why did Evelyn Dick dump the torso in the Albion woods?”
Look deep into the story of Mrs. Dick and find that one moment which explains it all. For example, the first time police officers visited the mysterious wife of murder victim John Dick. The Torso found near Albion Falls in the 1940s.
Hamilton mobsters are like no other in Canada. Albion Falls proves this.
This city was on par with Chicago in the 1920’s. And like Chi-town, we had our own famous bootlegger, Canada’s Capone, aka Rocco Perri.
A girl lived in the once prosperous Albion Falls (Mills).
At the age of marriage, she loved a dashing man named Joseph Rousseau. From a wealthy family, he courted the impoverished Riley. It was frown upon by society, and more importantly by his own mother.
Today it’s part of King’s Forest Park. But a century ago the area around Albion Falls was one of the darkest towns in the region.
Called Albion Mills. It was wiped off the map by the progress of time. If existing today… this is the height of dark tourism for all of Canada.