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Cooper Family Falling Body Photo: The True Story Behind the Famous Ghost Image
The Ghost Photo That Was Never a Ghost For decades, this image circulated with a chilling story. It had supposedly been taken in Texas sometime in the 1950s, on the Cooper family’s first night in a new home. The family gathered around the dining room table for a photograph.…
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Why I Love Visiting Cemeteries (and Why You Should Too!)
Old St. Philomene’s Roman Catholic Cemetery, Bonfield, ON. Photo by Chantal Larochelle © 2023 Guest writer Chantal Larochelle is a graphic designer and photographer based in Sudbury, Ontario. For over 15 years, she has been fascinated by cemeteries and graveyards, using her…
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When Toronto Had a Test Track on Top of a Building
Toronto’s industrial past holds plenty of surprises, but few are as intriguing as the “ghost” of a test track that once graced the rooftop of a Ford Model T assembly plant. Hidden in plain sight at 672 Dupont Street, this historic building played a pivotal role in the city’s…
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Ghost Tours in Canada: The Complete Summer Guide
Looking for the best ghost tours in Canada? Whether you’re planning a spooky getaway or exploring your own backyard, this province-by-province guide highlights the top haunted experiences from coast to coast. You’ll find tour locations, links, and brief overviews to help you…
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The Shining’s Haunted Photo: 45-Year Mystery Finally Solved
One of the most iconic and unsettling images in horror appears in the final moments of Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 film, The Shining. As the camera slowly zooms in on a black-and-white photograph dated July 4, 1921, we see Jack Torrance — played by Jack Nicholson — smiling among a…
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Hangman Cheated: Henri Seguin’s Shocking Final Moments at the Cornwall Jail
Henri Seguin’s story is one of crime, defiance, and mystery, tied to one of Ontario’s most haunted locations, the SDG Jail. A Grim Night in Cornwall The date was January 18, 1954, and the small Ontario town of Cornwall was preparing for a grim event—an execution. The gallows had…
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Beyond the Headstones: 5 Surprising Secrets to Discover in Cemeteries
Do you add cemetery stops to your vacation itinerary? If not, you might be missing out on some fascinating experiences! Cemeteries are not just resting places for our loved ones. They are open-air art galleries and windows into history. Whether you’re a history buff, an art…
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Haunted Ottawa Jail Tour Ending
Announcement from Haunted Walk Founder & CEO – Glen Shackleton Hi Folks, I have an important announcement to make about the future of our tours at the old Ottawa Jail. The Ottawa Jail Hostel has decided to end our partnership in order to focus those spaces on accommodations…
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Haunting Power of Light: When Brightness Becomes a Nightmare
There are a lot of people who are scared of the dark. As Haunted Walk storytellers, we often use this to our advantage: taking guests down into spooky dark tunnels, leading tours late into the evening, wearing dark cloaks and carrying lanterns. However, there are moments when…
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Stone of Destiny: A History of Bloodshed, Myth, and Mystery
Hold onto your kilts, folks, because the 125-kilogram Stone of Scone or ‘Stone of Destiny’ has left Edinburgh Castle for the first time in 25 years for the coronation of King Charles III! This stone may seem like just a regular old rock, but it is actually a sacred object with…