Whispers carry on the wind across PEI, tales of a shadowy, enigmatic landmark know as the Witch's Grave.

Islanders have long been attracted to the serene beauty and solemn ambiance of Pioneer Cemetery. However, beneath its visible history lies a hidden layer of folklore that fascinates the imagination. Join us as we delve into the local legends, stories, and enduring mysteries that make this place far more than just a graveyard.

We embarked on a journey, recently to find Pioneer Cemetery, one of the oldest burial grounds in PEI. However, we soon discovered that there are over 3 Pioneer Cemeteries on the Island. Eventually, we located the right one.

Whether one believes in spirits or not, it is undeniable that Falconwood’s legacy left an imprint not only on the landscape of Prince Edward Island, but in the minds and hearts of those who walked its halls.

In 1868, amidst a time when mental illness was still poorly understood, the Prince Edward Island government opened the Falconwood Asylum to provide care for those deemed mentally ill or “infirm of mind.”

Many guests and staff have reported eerie experiences over the years, leading to speculation that spirits may linger within its walls.

A story of a haunted house from Portage.

As they neared the church, they heard it—the deep, resonant tolling of the bell, echoing through the frozen air.

The sad story of Ann Beaton has existed now for more than 150 years and it still draws a crowd. Based on the true story of murder in PEI.

The University of Prince Edward Island has always been a place of learning and community, but for decades, whispers of the supernatural...

The Poisoner of Prince Edward Island Minnie McGee, often referred to as "The Poisoner of Prince Edward Island," was at the center of one...

Over the years, visitors, guests, and staff have reported chilling encounters—phantom footsteps, shadowy figures, and whispering voices.

For centuries, the Phantom Ship of the Northumberland Strait has haunted the waters between Prince Edward Island and the mainland.

On February 20, 1932, a devastating train wreck shook the quiet community of DeBlois, Prince Edward Island.

"The Clanking Chain" by F. H. MacArthur is a haunting tale centered around an eerie, unexplained noise that echoes through the night.

"The Tolling of the Bell," as retold by S. E. Schlosser, is a chilling tale of a vengeful spirit tied to a mysterious bell.