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Warrock Homestead, founded 1843, birthplace of the Australian Kelpie, is a significant historical landmark and popular tourist destination nestled in the rolling hills 20 minutes north of Casterton in the Glenelg Shire, Victoria, Australia. 

With over 30+ buildings on the property this is a village on its own and well worth investigating.  Nearly every building in this homestead is haunted and we are joining forces with Warrock to deliver a in-depth history of the ghosts of the property and we will be investigating at the same time.  

There are both 4hr and 6hr tours and a limited of 10 people, investigations are 18+ only, supper is provided for the 6hr tour.

Thank you to Creative Muse Fine Art Photography, for these awesome photographs. 

Dates Available

Saturday 30th August 5hr investigation

31st October 2025 5hr investigation.  This will be our last investigation at this venue.

all investigations start at 7pm.

The Art Gallery is an old Victorian era mansion which was once the private residence of the bush surgeon Dr Pat Pavy.  Join us in a 3 hour paranormal investigation and lets see if the can find out who the female ghost is that has been seen walking around upstairs and looking out the window, could it be Dr Pavy's wife.

There are multiple dates for 2025, 

Monday 10th March 7pm

Saturday 12th July 7pm

The Sheep Back's award winning museum complex traces the history of the wool production in the Limestone Coast.  The main part of the museum is located in the old stone flour mill that was built in the 1860s.  

Join us in a 3 hour investigation in this grand mill and see if we can uncover any secrets from when this was a working mill.  This 3 level mill with steep stairs is a must to investigation.

There are multiple dates for 2025, 

Sunday 9th March 7pm

Friday 11th July 7pm

Saturday 8th November 7pm

Join us on a  paranormal investigation in the Old Court House, Mount Gambier, and see  if we can uncover some of the prisoners stories from the 1864 to 1975  who had been on trial at the courthouse.
 

Some of the trials held in the courthouse were theft from the  gambier hotel where the prisoner was sentenced to 2 years hard labour,  breaking and entering and murder where the last prisoner hung in the  Mount Gambier Court house was occurred in 1881. Let’s see if we can  communicate with some of these prisoners or victims.  
 

The courthouse was completed in 1864 and the building consists of a large courtroom, 4 offices and a cell.

Dates available:  

Saturday 12th April 2025 at 9.00pm

Saturday 28th June 8.30pm

Saturday 9th August 8.30pm

Saturday 18th October 9.00pm

Join  Mount Paranormal in Penola at Petticoat lane.  Petticoat lane is a  hidden gem in Penola, it still houses some of the original cottages from  the pioneer families that were there.  We will be investigating all  three cottages, Sharam Cottage, Gammon Cottage and Wilson Cottage get behind this very rare opportunity to have all 3 cottages available together.   

Sharam  cottage was owned by Christopher Sharam (bootmaker) and his family the  original sharam cottage was two room and as the family grew they built  the 2nd cottage, a member of the Sharam family Sarah know as Granny  Davis, lived there up until the 1940s.
Built early in 1850 of blackwood slabs and a bark roof out of timber from the banks of a nearby swamp, this was the home of Christopher Sharam, boot maker and Ellen Patching. He built a second cottage of sawn slabs in the mid 1860s to accommodate his growing family.

Gammon Cottage.  A four roomed stone cottage owned 1879 by William Gammon. The detached kitchen was
then  a common feature due to possible problems with open fires. The pressed  metal roof tiles were used briefly prior to the introduction of
corrugated iron.

Wilsons Cottage, an 1860s stone cottage built by William Wilson built with Mount Gambier stone and local clay.   

Lets see if we can have a conversation with the Christopher Sharam, William Gammon or William Wilson and their families.

Friday 29th August 2025 

7.00 - 11pm - 4hr investigation meet at Petticoat Lane Car Park 6.30pm.

Seacombe House Port Fairy has a rich history, and many publicans over the years.  It was originally the Stag Inn built in 1847 and since then it had many licensees some were mischievous which is where some of the rich history arises.  In 1873 The Stag Inn became a school, and ultimately a guest house.  It also housed the shire and the borough offices for a while.

One of the stories told is that the licensee Mr Payne had a sick wife, and it was believed that had an affair with one of the housemaid.

 On the  death of his wife, Mr Payne proposed to the housemaid.  It was alleged that at the inquest into his wife's death, the coroner was informed that Mr Payne had put white powder into a glass  of hot wine for his wife, and that some of the housekeepers arsenic powder was  missing. Lets see if we can uncover the truth behind this story.

Join us on an investigation to see if we can uncover the true story of Mr Payne's wife, or any of the many stories that the Stag Inn has from its past.

Dates available:

Saturday 16th August at 7.00pm