Haunted New Brunswick

A legend of a young cook named Ryan who was murdered in a lumber camp. His ghost is said to make loud whooping and yelling noises each night in the forest at

Built in 1840, the jail is believed to be haunted by Tom Roland Hutchings, a Royal Air Force member executed in 1942. Visitors have reported feelings of cold pressure around their throats,

This historic hotel, established in 1889, is renowned for its paranormal activity. Guests have reported sightings of a ‘Lady in White,’ believed to be a bride who perished on her wedding day,

The cove is associated with the legend of the ‘Headless Nun,’ Sister Marie Inconnue, who was beheaded in the 18th century. Her spirit is said to roam the area in search of

Built in 1922, this theatre is reportedly haunted by the ghost of Alexander ‘Sandy’ Lindsay, a firefighter who died during a fire in 1924. Patrons and staff have experienced cold drafts and

This grand church is said to be home to several spirits, including a girl in the basement bathroom who disappears when you look in the mirror, and sounds of children laughing in

This Victorian home once served as an off-campus residence for the University of New Brunswick. Male students reported encounters with a female apparition who would tuck them in at night.

Built in the 1840s, it’s the oldest courthouse in Canada. The courthouse is said to be haunted by convicts who were executed at the county gaol, with reports of cold spots and

Housed in a 200-year-old building, patrons and staff have reported strange shadows, unexplained noises, and apparitions appearing in windows after closing time.