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Historic
Bellevue
The Historic
Bellevue Mansion situated on the Hamilton Mountain Brow is dead
and buried.
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The
Customs House
The Woman
in Black is probably the most famous ghost in Hamilton and lives
at the Custom House. Rumours are that she was a woman who arrived
on one of the immigrant ships and died in port, subsequently being
buried on the grounds of the Custom House.
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Dundurn
Castle
Since this
location has been continuously occupied since prehistoric times,
there may be spirits of all sorts wandering the halls of Dundurn
at night.
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Stoney
Creek's Battlefield House Museum
"Jolted
from eternal slumber by a fire that destroyed the church in which
she lay, the determined pioneer woman seems to have returned to
Battlefield House, the home she settled some 200 years ago."
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Woodend:
Hamilton Region Conservation Authority
A mysterious
murder seems to be the cause of this haunting, where the restless
spirit of John Heslop is still seen roaming.
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Burkholder
Cemetery
The cemetery
in connection with Burkholder Church has a vivid history of a
grave robbing and mysterious sightings of light orbs.
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Devil's
Punchbowl
The Punch
Bowl is well-known for its unbelievable view, but there is still
plenty of mystery circulating around it (no pun intended)!
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Whitehern
This beautiful
historic home situated right in the heart of downtown Hamilton
has a few resident ghosts!
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"The
Phantom of the Snow"
Included in
the permanent collection of the Hamilton Art Gallery is one of
the most haunting of Canadian paintings.
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Lover's
Leap at Albion Falls
The ravine
at the Albion Falls has a haunting legend of the Lover's Leap.
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Rock
Castle
Built in 1848,
this Gothic Revival home is said to be haunted by its original
owners, Alexander Carpenter and his daugther Margaret.
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Dundas
District Elementary School
Having been
used as a makeshift morgue during a Christmas train wreck in 1934,
Dundas District Public School is also haunted by Russell, the
ghost who plays tricks.
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The
Hamilton Armouries
The year was
1906 and Hamilton decided that they needed to create proper facilities
for the training of the local militia units. Learn more about
this historic and infamously haunted building in downtown Hamilton
that houses countless unsettled spirits.
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Victim
Without a Name - The Barton Murder
In the late
afternoon of Tuesday, October 10, 1905, three young boys journeyed
up to the Hamilton Mountain to find chestnuts. Instead, they discovered
a woman's dead body.
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The
Waterdown Ghost
The year was
1934. The hot topic of this small bustling town was the "Walking
Wraith of Waterdown", an unknown figure seen frequently wandering
the streets.
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more
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The
Ghost of Scowman Gem Horner
This once
"no man's land" in the Burlington Bay Canal is said
to be haunted by the ghost of an unfortunate and neglected injured
boatman named Gem Horner.
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local hauntings coming soon....
Including
The Tivoli Theatre, The Pheasant Plucker, and many more!
Don't
forget, to learn about some of Hamilton's other famous (and not-so-famous)
hauntings check out Ghost Walks of Hamilton at www.ghostwalks.com |
