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building in Junee, New South Wales, Australia
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- I love Australian history and this adds to curiosity of yesteryear.August 17, 2024Worth a visit, the history of the house especially with the current owners is interesting a shame the have to maintain this old house is through visitor I ask every to visit this place you will be sad...
I was recently a skeptic about the whole paranormal, that was until I visited Monte Cristo Homestead (New South Wales, Australia) in July this year; supposedly Australia's most haunted house. This was for my birthday as I wanted the adrenaline rush and I stupidly booked to stay overnight (mind you I only got around 3 hours sleep). We arrived at the house at about 3 and we were the first there, so we were told to wander around and get settled in for the next hour or so. This is where it got creepy. Standing at the front of the Homestead, to the left there is the gift shop (nowhere as old as the house). After taking a few pics of the mansion, I wandered over to the left of the verandah and took a pic of the gift shop (when we arrived the tour guide said to take pics of windows because "thats where they like to show up"; I didn't believe this but did it anyway). So, I zoomed into the gift shops window and just as my finger touched the camera button a little girls head popped up in the window; this gave me a mini heart attack. I jokingly told my dad that I thought she was a ghost for a second, but later found out from the tour guides that her name is Molly (one of the previous young maids) who died around 100 years ago. She haunts the property among with many other ghosts. And that was before even scarier stuff started happening later in the night and especially staying overnight. Just wanted to share, any thoughts? (First comment)