2 spectral locations cataloged
The Gympie Court House, constructed between 1900 and 1902, is a grand heritage-listed civic landmark in Queensland designed by renowned government architect John Smith Murdoch. Standing on a prominent ridge in the gold-mining town of Gympie, the impressive brick building with its clock tower is famous for its legal history and persistent reports of paranormal phenomena linked to former magistrates, defendants, and gold rush figures.
Situated in the heart of Hobart, Tasmania, the Hobart Convict Penitentiary (known locally as 'The Tench') is one of Australia's most historically significant and intensely haunted convict sites. Established in 1821, over 50,000 male convicts passed through its gates during Tasmania's brutal penal era. Incorporating solitary confinement cells, execution gallows, underground tunnels, and historic courthouses, the complex is renowned for dark paranormal activity and sightings of its infamous hangman.