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North Head Quarantine Station
Perched on the cliff tops of North Head overlooking Sydney Harbour, the North Head Quarantine Station (Q Station) operated from 1832 to 1984 to protect Australia from infectious diseases. Over 500 people died on site during deadly outbreaks of smallpox, bubonic plague, cholera, and Spanish flu. Today, preserved as a heritage resort, Q Station is famous as one of Australia’s most haunted locations, renowned for phantom medical staff, shadow figures, and intense physical sensations.