A Haunting at Waterhouse Chambers Waterhouse Chambers was built by successful grocer Thomas Greaves Waterhouse, who had invested heavily in...

A Haunting at the Mount Remarkable Hotel - Part VII - Conclusion + Ghost Stories. At the end of my first post in A Haunting at the Mount Rem...

 A Haunting at the Mount Remarkable Hotel  – Part VI –  Sudden Death. Harold Wight served during World War One in Egypt, where he contract...

 A Haunting at the Mount Remarkable Hotel  – Part V –  Like Father, Like Son. George Moran was the only son of Thomas Moran and Alice Moran...

 A Haunting at the Mount Remarkable Hotel  – Part IV -  Station Hand Suicide.   On 12 November 1908, Martin Jacobson was doing his rounds ...

A Haunting at the Mount Remarkable Hotel  – Part III -  Death by Strychnine. In 1886 Margaret ‘Maggie’ Salmon was in the employ of publican...

 A Haunting at the Mount Remarkable Hotel –  Part II   - The Death of a Watchmaker. In 1877, Dugald Wilson, a local watchmaker was walking ...