Join us as we embark on a three-day, two-night journey to our nation's capital - Ottawa, Ontario. You'll not only get a chance to spend these two nights in the historic and infamously haunted Ottawa Jail which was built in 1862, but also partake in a historical jail tour and a Group Investigation late at night.

We'll visit Watson's Mill in Manotick which is haunted by Ann Crosby. Ann's life came to a tragic end when her dress became caught in a revolving turbine shaft on the second level of the Mill and threw her body against one of the nearby support pillars killing her instantly.

The trip will also feature a special private tour of Ottawa guided by Glen Shackleton of Haunted Walks of Canada. Whether you're interested in chilling murders or misbehaving ghosts, this tour of Ottawa's downtown core features the ghosts of the Bytown Museum, Lisgar Collegiate School and various haunted pubs and restaurants.

We'll also be visiting and touring the Laurier House which once served as a home to two prominent Canadian Prime Ministers, Sir Wilfrid Laurier and William Lyon Mackenzie King. The house is said to be haunted and the study also contains King's crystal ball that he used when seeking the help of spirits in his decision making.

We'll be treated to a scrumptuous dinner as well as a Sunday Brunch at the Courtyard Restaurant which is said to be haunted too. A presentation on the ghosts of the restaurant will be given before dining on Chicken with Maple Syrup or Grilled New York Striploin Steak. Tempt your taste buds with our custom designed menus for Haunted Hamilton.

Saturday, April 5th, 2003 @ 6 p.m.

Sunday, April 6th, 2003 @ 12 noon

Fully chartered luxury bus to and from Ottawa with on-board ghost movies

Two night accomodations at the Ottawa Jail

Dinner on Saturday evening at the Courtyard Restaurant (view menu above)

Sunday Brunch at the Courtyard Restaurant (view menu above)

Haunted Walk of Ottawa with Glen Shackleton on Saturday night

Tour of the haunted Waton's Mill in Manotick

Tour of the Laurier House in downtown Ottawa

Tour of the Ottawa-Carleton Jail

Group Investigation of the Ottawa Jail late Friday night

Full Continental Breakfast on Saturday morning

Seats are limited to 50 people (bus capacity). We anticipate that the seats will sell out quickly, so we recommend that you purchase yours as soon as possible.

** All reservations must be paid for in advance, and all payments must be received no later than Monday, March 3rd, 2003.

When all of the 50 seats are reserved, anyone ordering after this amount will be put on a waiting list. If for any reason, someone fails to pay for their seats in advance by the date specified above, those seats will then be passed on to the next person waiting in line.

When you put in your reservation, you will receive an e-mail back with the address to send your payment to.