Ghost Walks
Waterdown is a very historic town currently part of the City of Hamilton. And in 1934, the legend of a ghost took over the town. Locals lived in fear. The news went crazy! And people came from all over to see the … Wraith of Waterdown.
This is the story of one of the Wraith’s victims…
The crazy story of a friendship between two families. Through violence and fate, they ended up the first settlers of Dundas and Hamilton (with a quick Stoney Creek connection thrown in!) This is the story of Anne Morden, original settler of the Town of Dundas.
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The death of George Tuckett in Hamilton’s Scottish Rite of Freemasonry house was sudden. Only 53 years old, he died on a random night after visiting his ‘friend’ across the street. This is the story of his lineage, death and how a Butler used a wheelbarrow to try and save Tuckett’s legacy.
Christie Mansion. Tucked away behind Queen’s Park and the Ontario Legislative Building in Toronto. This simple Victorian Mansion once housed the Christie family. Known for building the largest cookie empire in Canadian history.
But does the house hide a dark secret? The son of the founder, William Christie, and a hidden woman used for horrible desires, leading to her death!
What happened? And is the legend true? Let’s find out.
HOSTED BY GHOST GUIDE DANIEL – One of our tour locations, Castle Kilbride. And the energy that reaches out to terrify a Reverend. Standing up for the house’s last owner, Harris Veitch.
How this relates to a common paranormal phenomenon, and the resident ghost of the house.
Feature Locations: Castle Kilbride, Baden, Ontario, Canada
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HOSTED BY GHOST GUIDE DANIEL – How a member of one of the most prominent Loyalist families ended up an infamous murder victim in the City of Toronto. The crazy story behind the victim of the “Hammer Murder” of 1924.
And featuring our first random ghost story from around the world. Featuring Daniel’s thoughts.
Feature Locations: Dundas & Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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The building now used by the Thirsty Cactus Restaurant in Dundas, Ontario, Canada was built in 1834. Almost 200 years ago, this served as the first business for a man named James Coleman. Who, only temporarily, lived as it’s richest man!
On Christmas Night in 1934, Engineer Norman Devine served as a train’s Brakeman. Assigned and traveling on the “CNR Holiday Special”. On this night, they pulled the out of the Dundas Station. 365 passengers heading to Toronto for the holidays.