Original Haunted Walk of Kingston

There are few places more historic, charming, and haunted in Canada than Queen’s University. There are eerie tales of student grave robbers, professors reaching out from the beyond, heists gone wrong and streets shrouded in mystery. We’ve never told these stories before and can’t wait to share them with our guests. You won’t hear spine-tingling and heart-pounding tales like these on the regular campus tours. Join us for the Ghosts of Queen’s University and graduate with a degree in the supernatural!

The Lost Villages Museum in Long Sault, Ontario, has a well-earned reputation as one of the most haunted places in Ontario. The site commemorates “lost” communities in Eastern Ontario which were permanently submerged by the creation of the Saint Lawrence Seaway. Many of the 6,500 people displaced by the project saw their homes and businesses destroyed. We will have the opportunity to explore original buildings that have been relocated to the site. This 4-hour special event will begin with a full briefing on the haunted history of the site, the equipment to be used, and the best practices to follow when collecting and analyzing evidence. Then you will have the opportunity to venture inside and investigate four different heritage buildings. Will you hear an echo from the past? With a max of 6 people per group, tickets are extremely limited. Transportation not provided. DATES: Sep 22 & 23, 2023.

Join us for an unforgettable tour of Fort Henry, Kingston’s infamous 19th-century fortress – as seen on Ghost Hunters! Prepare to be captivated by its dark twists and turns as your expert storyteller shares the tragic history that still haunts its grounds. Learn about the hanging of Nils Von Schoultz, the secrets of Deadman’s Bay, and the chilling supernatural encounters that will send shivers down your spine! Get ready for a thrilling adventure that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the history and hauntings of this historic landmark. If you’re a fan of the paranormal, love local history, or just enjoy a good scare, this tour is a must-do! Not recommended for young children or easily frightened adults, as Fort Henry can be very eerie in the evenings.