10322 83 Avenue
The fire station turned theatre is said to be haunted by a friendly ghost of a former volunteer, Walt. Visitors have experienced Walt’s presence through lights flickering, objects moving and sounds of a ringing bell.
10322 83 Avenue
The fire station turned theatre is said to be haunted by a friendly ghost of a former volunteer, Walt. Visitors have experienced Walt’s presence through lights flickering, objects moving and sounds of a ringing bell.
10065 100 Street
A horse died during the construction of this castle in 1914, and guests have reported hearing phantom galloping and a horse-drawn carriage in the hallways for more than a century.
10526 Jasper Avenue
This building was the home of CKUA Radio Network for decades. Many staff tell stories of the ghost of Sam the caretaker who passed away in the building. They swear they hear him singing opera or smell his cigar smoke.
10425 99 Avenue
The building was a school and home to Alberta’s Legislative Assembly before its current use as a museum. Rumour has it that a construction worker died during renovations and now his spirit moves chairs, turns on lights and can be heard banging a hammer.
1905 Street, Fort Edmonton Park
Believed to be Fort Edmonton Park’s most haunted house, many strange occurrences have been reported inside. Sightings of a ghostly frail boy, hearing a man singing and appearances of ethereal lights in photos. Hear stories from the family that lived here prior to donating it to the park.
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