Locations

Location

  • Rockwood Asylum- Kingston

    Rockwood Asylum a psychiatric hospital from the mid-1800s has long been associated with ghostly tales. Closed in 2000 visitors claim to have heard the cries and whispers of former patients. Paranormal investigators have captured unexplained photos and recordings of strange sounds in the abandoned wards. [Haunted Kingston](https://www.hauntedkingston.com)

  • Queen’s Park- Toronto

    The Ontario Legislative Building at Queen’s Park is said to be haunted by the ghosts of past political figures. The most famous apparition is that of the second Premier of Ontario Edward Blake who has been spotted roaming the halls. There are also reports of cold drafts and disembodied voices throughout the building. [Queen’s Park](https://www.ola.org/en/visit-learn/tours)

  • The Old Angel Inn- Niagara-on-the-Lake

    This inn built in 1789 is one of the oldest establishments in Niagara-on-the-Lake. It’s said to be haunted by Captain Colin Swayze a British soldier who was killed during the War of 1812. Visitors claim to see his ghost wandering the halls and there are reports of unexplained sounds including footsteps and doors slamming shut on their own. [Old Angel Inn](https://www.angel-inn.com)

  • University of Toronto- Toronto

    The University of Toronto established in 1827 has several buildings that are said to be haunted. The most famous ghost is that of a stonemason who was murdered during the construction of University College. Many have reported strange sightings footsteps and the sound of construction tools at night. [University of Toronto](https://www.utoronto.ca)

  • Victoria Park Armoury- Lindsay

    The Victoria Park Armoury in Lindsay built in the late 1800s is said to be haunted by a soldier from World War I. People have reported seeing a ghostly figure in military uniform hearing disembodied footsteps and feeling sudden cold chills while walking through the old barracks. [Victoria Park Armoury](https://www.kawarthalakes.ca)

  • Fort Henry- Kingston

    Fort Henry has witnessed accidents hangings and was even used as a Prisoner of War camp during WWII. Ghosts like Nils von Schoultz who was hanged in 1838 and the ghost of a brigadier who died in an explosion are frequently sighted here. [Fort Henry](https://www.forthenry.com)

  • Keg Mansion- Toronto

    Now a Keg Steakhouse this mansion was once the home of the Massey family. Guests and staff have reported seeing ghosts including a maid who hung herself in grief after her employer’s death and a young boy playing on the stairs. [The Keg](https://www.thekeg.com)