Paranormal Investigations in Prince Edward Island
PEI Ghost Hunters Society
PEI Ghost Hunters Society
Paranormal Investigations
Discover a wealth of intriguing information about the various investigations conducted by the Prince Edward Island Ghost Hunters Society. Our dedicated team explores the mysteries and legends of the island, uncovering stories that will captivate your imagination. From haunted locations to eerie encounters, you'll find detailed accounts and insights into the supernatural happenings that define our rich history. Join us on this thrilling journey as we delve into the unknown!
Dalvay By the Sea
A Haunting by the Sea: PEIGHS Paranormal Investigation at Dalvay
On the rainy evening of May 24th, the PEI Ghost Hunters Society (PEIGHS) arrived at the iconic Dalvay by the Sea, a historic Queen Anne Revival-style estate nestled on the northern shores of Prince Edward Island National Park. The team decided to investigate a string of chilling reports from both staff and guests—phenomena that have remained unexplained for decades.
Dalvay by the Sea, built in 1895 as a summer retreat by wealthy American industrialist Alexander Macdonald, is a place of elegance, charm—and mystery. After Macdonald’s death, the estate changed hands several times and eventually became a hotel. While its beauty has drawn visitors from all over the world, many have left with more than just memories of its breathtaking scenery. Some carry stories of encounters they can’t explain—whispers in empty rooms, unseen presences, and an overwhelming sense of being watched.
DeBlois Train Wreck Investigation
Location: DeBlois, PEI
Date: October 8, 2007
Time: 10:45pm to 12:45pm
Members in attendance: 3
Weather conditions: clear, calm, cold, frost
Temp: 8 degrees Moon Phase: 3 days before new moon
Equipment used: 1 video camera with tripod;1 digital camera;1 audio recorder;1 digital temperature gauge; 3 flashlights.
Dalton Hall - UPEI
Dalton Hall, one of the oldest buildings at the University of Prince Edward Island, was built between 1917 and 1919 and originally served as a student residence. Over the years, it has gained a reputation for paranormal activity, with reports of sudden cold spots, unexplained puddles of water, and eerie apparitions. Many believe these hauntings are tied to the tragic death of student Ivan Molloy in 1931. In 2008, the PEI Ghost Hunters Society (PEIGHS) investigated the hall, adding to its legend as one of the most haunted locations on campus.
Hunter's Ale House
In the heart of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, stands Hunter's Ale House—a beloved establishment known for its hearty pub fare, live music, and vibrant atmosphere. Since opening its doors on July 27, 2005, at the corner of Kent and Prince Streets, Hunter's has become a local landmark, offering patrons a place to enjoy great food and entertainment.