Fairfield City Museum & Gallery
GHOST HUNT
As the name suggests, The Fairfield Museum & Gallery
is a place with a long history and past. During our ghost hunt here you will work in an area where people have lived, loved and lost - and you may have visitors reach out from beyond the grave to make contact with you. APPI Ghost hunts are incredibly thorough, and every attempt will be made to make contact with the past inhabitants of these properties, and the land itself. APPI Ghost Hunts & Tours have exclusive access for ghost hunts
here, so join us for one of the most intense experiences of your life.
Saturday 17 October 2015
7:30pm to 10:30pm
Fairfield Museum & Gallery
Corner of The Horsley Drive & Oxford Street, Smithfield
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Fairfield City Museum & Gallery is reportedly an incredibly haunted location. Some of the paranormal activity known to be happening are Voices being heard, doors opening and closing, footsteps being heard, and incorporeal forms setting off shadow detectors.
The main building on the property was opened as Fairfield’s first council chambers in 1913. Following that it became the family home of local business man James Leslie Morris – who died on the property in mysterious circumstances.
Other buildings on the property include the Victoria Street School, a slab hut, Caversham Cottage, and a few other different reconstructed buildings, which contain genuine relics from their past.
APPI run public ghost hunts at the Vintage Village – with our first one being on Saturday 17 October 2015. Our Ghost Hunts consist of the following:
7:15pm: Arrival
7:30pm: Sign in and Group Formation
7:30-8pm: Introduction & Tour
8pm-10pm: Investigation
10:30pm: Conclusion
Groups:
There are typically 3 groups all made up of 5-10 people each depending on the amount of people present.
Places Of Investigation:
1. Council Chambers
2. Victoria Street School
3. Caversham Cottage
4. Slab Hut
5. Reconstructed buildings
Groups typically investigate each section for 30 minutes with a 5 minute break in between the next session to use the restroom and get a drink of water.
Rates:
$65 per person. Includes Ghost Hunting Introduction, An evening of Ghost Hunting at the spooky Fairfield Museum & Gallery, tea, coffee refreshments and a light supper, use of APPI’s paranormal tech gear such as EMF Readers, Voice Recorders and Infrared Video Recorder - as well as some spiritual implements, such as table tipping and psychic board.
The main building on the property was opened as Fairfield’s first council chambers in 1913. Following that it became the family home of local business man James Leslie Morris – who died on the property in mysterious circumstances.
Other buildings on the property include the Victoria Street School, a slab hut, Caversham Cottage, and a few other different reconstructed buildings, which contain genuine relics from their past.
APPI run public ghost hunts at the Vintage Village – with our first one being on Saturday 17 October 2015. Our Ghost Hunts consist of the following:
7:15pm: Arrival
7:30pm: Sign in and Group Formation
7:30-8pm: Introduction & Tour
8pm-10pm: Investigation
10:30pm: Conclusion
Groups:
There are typically 3 groups all made up of 5-10 people each depending on the amount of people present.
Places Of Investigation:
1. Council Chambers
2. Victoria Street School
3. Caversham Cottage
4. Slab Hut
5. Reconstructed buildings
Groups typically investigate each section for 30 minutes with a 5 minute break in between the next session to use the restroom and get a drink of water.
Rates:
$65 per person. Includes Ghost Hunting Introduction, An evening of Ghost Hunting at the spooky Fairfield Museum & Gallery, tea, coffee refreshments and a light supper, use of APPI’s paranormal tech gear such as EMF Readers, Voice Recorders and Infrared Video Recorder - as well as some spiritual implements, such as table tipping and psychic board.
APPI's investigation of the Fairfield City Museum & Gallery
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