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Perched along the windswept coast of Northern Ireland, Ballygally Castle is a place steeped in centuries of history. In this episode of Haunted Canada, Nadine Bailey steps inside the legendary Ghost Room to uncover the tragic story of Lady Isabella Shaw, whose spirit is said to roam the castle to this day.
On her journey she is joined by the Duty Manager, Norma Craig ...
Just outside Hamilton, Ontario, water still tumbles over Albion Falls but the town that once surrounded it has all but vanished, wiped off the map by a highway and swallowed back into the forest. Founded by Loyalist settlers in the late 1700s, Mount Albion earned a reputation as one of the roughest corners of the Niagara Escarpment, and that reputation followed it long after ...
Deep beneath the rugged shores of Bell Island, Newfoundland, lies a mine with a dark history.
In this episode, Nadine Bailey is joined by Teddy McCarthy, Executive Director of the Bell Island Mine #2 Tour and Museum, as they explore the abandoned Bell Island mine, uncover its history, the tragedies that shaped the community, and the ghost stories that have made it one ...
Built in 1787, the Cossit House Museum is one of the oldest surviving homes on Cape Breton Island. Once the residence of Reverend Ranna Cossit, this beautifully preserved Georgian house offers a glimpse into 18th-century life. According to staff and visitors, it’s also a place where history refuses to stay in the past.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, host Nadine Bai...
Behind the black basalt walls of Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast, Northern Ireland, 150 years of history refuses to stay buried.
Once the county gaol for Antrim, "the Crum" as it was known is Northern Ireland's only remaining Victorian-era prison. It operated from 1845 until its closure in 1996. It imprisoned thousands, including suffragettes, murderers, and political re...