Ghost Walks
Getting weird this show! A discussion … “What are ghosts and why do they haunt?” Daniel uses his deep experience and paranormal-focused life to try and answer these questions.
And yes … there’s a spooky ghost story!!
HOSTED BY GHOST GUIDE DANIEL
Feature Locations: The Mind!
Intro/Outro Music: by Andrew Mrozowski
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Algonquin Provincial Park was a protected forest in 1893. Before the wilderness became famous for artists, it thrived as a logging centre. With the Village of Mowat bustling along Canoe Lake’s shore.
Industry faded and the railway carried a new visitor, artists!
Bringing a painter named Tom Thomson in 1912. With paintings that defined Algonquin’s mystery. And he became one of the mysteries with his death in 1917.
Today, he’s remembered by sightings of a lone canoeist in the morning mist of Canoe Lake. This is the story of his death, his ghost and an attempt to clear up the rumours.
TRAINS | TOM THOMSON | DEATH | GHOST
Walk the Haunted Woods for an evening with stories of ghosts, mystery & history.
Seemingly calm, beautiful historic mansion. Location of the Secret Garden B&B for about 30 years. Trying to find the most interesting history of this wholesome place. As a way to explain why Daniel had such an aggressive & violent ghost attack in the middle of the night.
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Feature Locations: Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Intro/Outro Music: by Andrew Mrozowski
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Long before Stratford, Ontario, Canada, became world-renowned for its theatre festival. The legendary Albion Hotel stood as the backdrop for some of the town’s most chaotic history and a connection to its short-term, famous resident, Thomas Edison.
Beloved by locals, the Albion was once used as a makeshift town hall. Then etched its name into history due to an election riot. Driven by a horrid defeat, local Conservative Thomas Mayne Daly sparked a street brawl. With fights, bricks raining from the roof, and local women swinging rock-filled stockings.
Yet, bedlam was half of the tavern’s legacy. Almost at the exact time, a 16-year-old boy named Thomas Edison moved into an apartment attached to the Albion. It was here the young, rule-breaking genius made one of the worst mistakes of his life.
Inside a Victorian masterpiece after the sun goes down. Near Stratford!
Probably the most recognized name in horror. You may think you know Poe … but this is more proof on how the most creative minds are usually tortured.
His interesting, and sad life. Strange death … and the ghost that still haunts the City of Baltimore.
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Feature Locations: Niagara Falls
Intro/Outro Music: by Andrew Mrozowski
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High atop Hamilton Mountain stands a mansion that could be considered its Castle. Auchmar Mansion — the gothic house of five gables — rose in 1854 as the personal achievement of the Honourable Isaac Buchanan. A man whose impact on Hamilton rivaled the great figures of his era.
Merchant, civic leader, military founder, and visionary, Buchanan shaped Hamilton long before the modern skyline we see today.
Today, students at Mohawk College and patients at St. Joseph’s Hospital pass the quiet estate without realizing the land beneath their feet was once a centre of political power and early Canadian history.
But Auchmar is more than architecture and legacy. It is a symbol of Buchanan’s rise and fall, later abandoned as his fortunes collapsed. Its halls once hosted prime ministers, princes, and rivals alike. Echoing with debates, celebrations, and what seems to be a little girl resident ghost.
Now, hidden behind overgrown trees, the mansion waits in silence. A relic of ambition, a survivor of eras, and a reminder that Hamilton Mountain’s history is deeper, stranger, and far more dramatic than most ever realize.
House & Buchanan | Downfall | Ghost
Auchmar is a featured stop on the Bus Tour. Join us for Dundurn Castle event.
There’s a legend about the creation of Niagara Falls that spans nations. Dating all the way back to … who knows! Estimated about 2 to 4,000 years ago with the Iroquois peoples.
A legend sealed in history and still used in tourist marketing today. This is the “Maid of the List” alongside the story of Niagara Falls.
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Feature Locations: Niagara Falls
Intro/Outro Music: by Andrew Mrozowski
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Evansville, Indiana’s Willard Library is a beautiful Victorian landmark. And a monument built from ambition and a hated family legacy. Completed in 1885, two years after the death of its founder, Willard Carpenter. Who was celebrated publicly and privately hated by many, including his own family.
Now home to the Grey Lady, believed to be Willard’s own daughter, Louise Carpenter. Became the haunting in one of America’s most haunted places. Her apparition witnessed by librarians, police officers, and late‑night staff for nearly a century.
What began as a monument to Willard Carpenter’s legacy has become a supernatural landmark. Where his daughter seems determined to claim it as her own.
WILLARD CARPENTER | GREY LADY & GHOSTS
Inside a Victorian masterpiece after the sun goes down. Near Stratford & Kitchener.
High above the Scarborough Bluffs (Toronto), the Guild Inn began as a quiet 1914 summer estate before transforming into a rare blend of artists’ colony, architectural sanctuary, and wartime outpost.
Under Herbert and Rosa Clark, the property became home to creators. And later a rescue site for fragments of Toronto’s demolished historic buildings. Now the beautiful “building graveyard” in Guild Park.
But years of abandonment added a dark history. When the house was boarded up in the early 2000s, it became a magnet for ghost hunters and urban explorers.
Reporting stories of spirits that remain in the building.
HISTORY | BUILDING GRAVEYARD | GHOSTS
Walk the Haunted Woods for an evening with stories of ghosts, mystery & history.
Bishop John Strachan (“STRAW-N”) arrived in Canada at 21 years old. Rose from schoolteacher to political powerhouse, becoming the first Bishop of Toronto. Just 2 years after the British crushed Mackenzie’s Rebellion of 1837.
Strachan emerged stronger than ever, ruling Toronto’s Religious world until his death.
While cementing his legacy through UofT’s nemesis … Trinity College. A now haunted place!
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Feature Locations: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Intro/Outro Music: by Andrew Mrozowski
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