The Apparition Hill deeply apologises for the long hiatus of our site. We have been quite tied up with many other aspects of our personal lives both paranormal and the ordinary over the past year. However, without further adieu, we are back!
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So, you want proof? You’ll find enough of that here! Know about the case, view photos, videos and listen to EVPs.
We’ll provide a real, down to earth review of ghost tours. Is it worth going to? How much paranormal activity is experienced? Is this tour right for you? We’ll tell you!
Where: St. Bartholomew graveyard, Prospect
When: Saturday, 24th September 2011
What: Ghost Tour
Cost: $12 + $2 supper
Rating: 1.5/5
The Apparition Hill members went out to the St. Bartholomew ghost tour last Saturday, 24th Sep 2011. This was our 2nd time to join this tour and might i mention that this experience was hardly an experience at all! I kid you not. The tour that we attended last Saturday was THE most mind numbingly boring experience we have ever paid for.
The meeting was at 7:30pm where we congregated in the “church” …
The Apparition Hill deeply apologises for the long hiatus of our site. We have been quite tied up with many other aspects of our personal lives both paranormal and the ordinary over the past year. However, without further adieu, we are back!
The Apparition Hill is now auctioning off some of their most treasured items! A selection of spirit dolls are up for bids. These dolls are very special and are certified “haunted” objects. How will you know you may ask? Well, in days to come, The Apparition Hill will showcase evidence on how special these dolls really are. All true.
All our items for sale will be posted up on our site, however will be auctioned off via ebay for most people’s convenience. Please check the site regularly for updates on details of the …
William Minchin was the Principal Superintendent of Police & Treasurer of the Police Fund in the colony. He was granted 1,000 acres of of land was named after him and now known as Minchinbury. After the death of William in 1821, the property passed to his only daughter Maria Matilda. In 1838, Maria Matilda and her family were tragically lost at sea, leaving no descendents of William Minchin alive. Which then left the property to government.
Dr. Charles McKay purchased the property in 1859 and developed it into vineyards and cellars. …
Brief History: This heritage listed building was restored and refurbished. It was a former all-girls orphanage & mental institution. In the 19th century its doors had been shut permanently. This was due to the mistreatment of attending students and its patients. Locals still tell the stories to its newer & younger generations of its horrific and traumatic events that took place… how many girls would be dehumanized and humiliated. They would be chained to old wooden stumps & denied meals & left to starve as punishment for disobeying conduct.
This institute …
