Ghost Walks
The following is strongly based upon a real ghost experience inside a nursing home. All names have been changed to protect the witnesses.
Hospitals and Nursing Home s are locations of legend in the paranormal. So many experiences, never talked about due to sensitivity to the passed. It’s rare to get a detailed story. This is one of those stories…
Some of our best ghost stories are no longer told to the public. This includes the amazing tales inside Hamilton’s Scottish Rite of Freemasonry.
The tour is over, but thanks to this website (and Ghost Guide Daniel Podcast) they can still be told to the world!
In 1958, a man named James Hermann got a call from his wife. That simple phone call started a series of events around the family’s uninvited guest. Also known as … a poltergeist!
This experience in Long Island, New York, inspired the famous 1980’s movie. Propelling the term to infamous heights.
Article by Ghost Guide Daniel
The following fiction story is based upon a real paranormal experience. The names have been changed to protect the witnesses.
**Listen to the Original True Story as told by Edgar Mills (first segment)
Germany is well known for numerous haunted locations, including Frankenstien’s castle and the Conn Barracks. However, the famous motorsport racing circuit in Nüburg, Nuburgring, may also hold some haunted secrets.
Ghost Guide Daniel began his paranormal career in 1999, investigating some of the region’s most notoriously haunted homes and businesses. Those early years were filled with eye‑opening hunts that shaped his view of the paranormal.
His work led to speaking engagements, plus the occasional appearance on Breakfast Television and CH Morning Live. He even spent a short stint organizing a couple haunted locations for the legendary Canadian ghost TV series, Creepy Canada.
By 2004, Daniel stepped away from investigation after discovering a deeper passion … personal and legend-status ghost stories.
At the same time, he began showcasing the most haunted places in Hamilton and Niagara through the Ghost Walks, bringing those stories to the public.
Leading to a dedication for traditional ghost storytelling, woven together with the darker, more fascinating local history.
Nobody can answer the question, “What is a Ghost?” What remains? A deep interest for real experiences… today and in history.