The spooky Brockville Ghost Walks are back for the ninth consecutive season, starting Friday evening, July 8.

These popular walking tours begin at Fulford Place Museum, a National Historic Site on King Street East owned and operated by the Ontario Heritage Trust.

The three-storey Edwardian mansion, completed in 1900, was home to Senator George T. Fulford, who made his fortune marketing Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People.

Costumed volunteers of the Friends of Fulford Place Association lead visitors through Brockville, stopping at various haunted spots to recount spooky tales of the old city.

[via Brockville Recorder & Times]

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