Ghost Walks
Featuring Hamilton’s Scottish Rite of Freemasonry | Ghost Walks’ Memories Slideshow —
Ghost Guide Daniel diving into the Walks’ history with the mysterious Scottish Rite of Freemasonry in Hamilton. A little bit of interesting history, so ghosts and memories from the tours.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is back! Saturday’s in March are now up and booking at https://ghostwalks.com/niagara-on-the-lake
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Very limited space due to COVID limits
This is so rare! Never in our history have any of the shop displays/artifacts gone up for sale. Especially nothing like the Haunted Piano.
The Piano has served us well as a beautiful display for products and, of course, Lizzie the Doll.
But now it needs to move on. Get into a new home, get an upgrade and be played (like intended over 120 years ago!)
Don’t miss this chance to own an artifact!
Currently up on Kijiji – CLICK TO VIEW AD
Has been proudly on display for the Ghost Walks since 2011.
Good news everyone! Now that Niagara has some semblance of normal. The lockdown being done means we can put together some dates for Niagara-on-the-Lake!
It all begins slowly! Will post Saturday nights in March to kick things off. The rest of 2021 will come in about 2 weeks time.
This including the introduction of our newest Dark History tour.
So check back to the Niagara-on-the-Lake page on Monday February 22nd to see the new dates.
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.