Haunted Yukon

Dredge No. 4: Unveiling the Haunted Legacy of Dawson City’s Iconic Relic Nestled in the heart of the Klondike goldfields near Dawson City, Yukon, Dredge No. 4 stands as a towering testament

, YT Opened in 1899, this theatre is said to be haunted by ‘Klondike Kate,’ a famous showgirl who occasionally visits her old dressing room.

Restored to its 1916 state, it’s said that former residents linger here, with reports of eerie voices and footsteps.

Built in 1901, this hotel is reportedly haunted by the spirit of Bessie Gideon, a former owner who died in 1933. Guests have reported unexplained noises and sightings.

Now serving as a boarding house for artists, residents have reported sightings of a little girl in period dress and a figure on the stairs.

Introduction : The Whitehorse Cadet Summer Training Centre’s haunted reputation is a compelling blend of history, tragedy, and folklore. Whether one believes in the paranormal or attributes the stories to natural phenomena,

Some visitors have reported seeing apparitions on the upper floor and hearing strange noises.