Esther Cox, lived with her married sister Olive Teed, Olive's husband Daniel and their two young children. Her siblings also lived with them, as did Daniel's brother John Teed.

The family lived in Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada and between 1878 and 1879, Esther experienced unexplained knockings, bangings and rustlings in the night.

She began to suffer seizures, her body visibly swelled and she was feverish and chilled just before objects in the house took flight.

This is her story.

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A small, historic pond believed to be bottomless and located on Signal Hill in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada is also the final resting place for executed criminals after they were removed from the Gibbet Hill.

Captured pirates and other convicted criminals were hung from a gallows on top of the hill, and the bodies were then suspended as a warning to everyone in the city and those entering by ship.

It is widely believed that is how Deadman's Pond got its name. It could also have gotten its unfortunate handle as a result of the numerous drownings that have occurred there.

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The Gordon House is the oldest built home in Amherstburg, Ont.

Constructed in 1798, it's been used for many purposes. It was home to a general during the War of 1812. It's also been an infirmary and a trading post.

And over 220 years the home has been the source of many spooky stories not just history.

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In the heart of Kingston, Ontario lies a place full of mystery – McBurney Park, infamously known as Skeleton Park.

Established in the 1890s, this former cemetery conceals the secrets of thousands who found their eternal rest within its grounds.

Walking through the park today, it's easy to overlook that old headstones peek through the grass and bones occasionally push through the ground, unwilling to be forgotten.

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Located on the western tip of Nova Scotia, along the Bay of Fundy is Yarmouth and a structure built in 1865 - The Yarmouth County Jail.

It had 19 jail cells with iron beds and straw mattresses where prisoners would sleep with no bed sheets or pillows.

It was in use by Nova Scotia Correctional Services until 2004 and was the last place Omar Roberts slept before he was hanged in 1922.

He was accused and convicted of a horrific crime and is thought to wander the halls of the prison to this day.

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Built in 1787, Cossit House is one of the oldest surviving houses in Sydney and possibly, one of the oldest buildings on Cape Breton Island. Named for its original owner, Reverend Ranna Cossit, the house depicts 18th-century life and serves as the cornerstone of the city’s North-end Heritage District.

When you visit don't be surprised if you hear the sound of laughing and giggling when you're upstairs alone. Or smell the distinct scent of a pipe in the study.

Those are the former owners who still reside within the walls of The Cossit House

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On Fredericton’s Waterloo Row you'll find a grey Victorian mansion with a bright red roof.

In the 1960s the grand old mansion was converted into a men's residence for University of New Brunswick students but decades earlier it had been the home of Mae and Walter Boyce.

He donated the equivalent of half a million dollars to start Fredericton’s beloved Boyce Farmers Market.

The couple died in the early 50s and since then residents have experienced spooky happenings, like objects and furniture being moved around, doors opening and closing in the night, and ghostly silhouettes drifting around the house.

They claimed that Boyce House's constant inhabitant is a friendly ghost that continues to care for people who live in there today.

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Running underneath what once was a Grand Trunk Railway line in Niagara Falls, Ontario, this structure was abandoned due to lack of funding and became a drainage tunnel so water wouldn't flood nearby farmlands.

Throughout the 20th century, farmers used it to transport goods and animals safely underneath the busy railroad above.

In 1983 it became the spooky location for David Cronenberg's film adaptation of Stephen King's horror novel The Dead Zone.

And it is all because legend says this tunnel is haunted by the ghost of a young woman whose clothing caught fire and died inside.

Her screams can still be heard to this day.

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The Castle on the Coast is steps away from the British Columbia Parliament Buildings, and overlooks the city’s Inner Harbour

The award-winning property is one of the 21 Most Iconic Hotels in the World and has been for more than 116 years.

It is has also been named by Conde Nast Traveler as one of the 44 most haunted hotels you can stay.

Today we share the story of its many ghosts.

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In the community of Glovertown in Northeastern Newfoundland, construction on a pulp mill began in 1921. Midway through construction, funding fell through and it was left abandoned on the outskirts of town.

Soon after came stories about a worker who was killed during construction and reports of other accidents.

Townspeople began to warn their children to stay away from the site and many still fear the ominous presence of the creature known by its glowing Red Eyes

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