Oh sweet I live in Kew, might check them out tonight.
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**** that...
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Theres a shit ton in toorak and other east-melbourne suburbs, i dont know melbourne tho.
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Go try find that house I mentioned. It's the first house I thought of when reading the stories (cause he said he went to that school) and also cause I used to walk past that house on my way (also went there). It's big and creepy asf looking
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Does that give you chills Themanbun
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posted a pic....that it?
also, like you said earlier....it's a school for grade 7-12, not kids. probably not canterbury girls, like you said, thats a public school, it would have to be a private school and probably for 7-12 graders.
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SO look at Strathcona girls grammar... Private School. And there are large houses/properties there
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across the road from camberwell school, private, old, huge...listed in the link of old australian homes i posted before....
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imo, it could be the one you posted about NW corner of primary school.
or more likely
the one i just posted, as that's listed as one of the earliest edwardian style homes in the area on that link i posted.
or more likely
the one i just posted, as that's listed as one of the earliest edwardian style homes in the area on that link i posted.
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reckon it's highly likely to be one of those two....imhumbleo
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I said this one before and you said no ahaha
oh well... I will just stay in pain of not knowing... (
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grizzly said there was a part 3....wheres that post....maybe theres more info that helps.
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he never posted... even worse
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All these haunted stories... I'm gonna need to say a prayer before bed tonight just so I can feel safe 
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Have you checked heritage listed homes?
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from a link about top haunted places in melbourne....
Altona Homestead
https://maps.google.com/?cid=410546489870683733 (128 Queen Street Altona)
Altona Homestead, once the Langhorne family residence, is now home to the Altona Laverton Historical Society. The property is filled with furnishings and homewares from the 1840s to the 1900s and is also known for its Devonshire tea. This might seem normal, but it also hosts monthly ghost tours. Sarah Langhorne died at the homestead in 1871, and people have claimed to see her ghost. Altona Homestead has even attracted international attention from paranormal investigators.
Willsmere (Kew) Mental Asylum
Originally known as Kew Lunatic Asylum, and later changed to Willsmere, one of Australia’s largest asylums was operational for more than a century – from 1871 to 1988, when the state government repurchased the buildings and the surrounding grounds. The asylum was then transformed into residential properties, but a stipulation was that the development had to preserve the original facade. Imagine the spirits haunting those corridors.
Altona Homestead
https://maps.google.com/?cid=410546489870683733 (128 Queen Street Altona)
Altona Homestead, once the Langhorne family residence, is now home to the Altona Laverton Historical Society. The property is filled with furnishings and homewares from the 1840s to the 1900s and is also known for its Devonshire tea. This might seem normal, but it also hosts monthly ghost tours. Sarah Langhorne died at the homestead in 1871, and people have claimed to see her ghost. Altona Homestead has even attracted international attention from paranormal investigators.
Willsmere (Kew) Mental Asylum
Originally known as Kew Lunatic Asylum, and later changed to Willsmere, one of Australia’s largest asylums was operational for more than a century – from 1871 to 1988, when the state government repurchased the buildings and the surrounding grounds. The asylum was then transformed into residential properties, but a stipulation was that the development had to preserve the original facade. Imagine the spirits haunting those corridors.
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I posted a link for him, shows all the Federation style, Edwardian style, etc homes in Australia as a timeline with addresses.
I reckon it "has to" be the last picture i posted. That's on there, across the road from a grade 7-12 private school.
Tho if Grizzy did go to that primary school, that creepy house across the road from it, could also be it...tho it aint listed in that link.
but in that link there are hundreds of ones listed in toorak and surrounding areas, and I don't know my melbourne suburbs, but still reckon it's the camberwell school "surely", fits the descriptions, tho not creepy looking like the house on the corner.
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No...the house belonged to one family for like three or more generations, before his parents bought it, based on his story.
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another haunted place in camberwell....
Giving up the Ghost?
Melbourne's Rivoli Cinemas never sleep. Even after the last show of the night, when all the staff have gone home, a host of dwellers allegedly roam through the historic building. The old man in row P of Cinema One remains in his seat awaiting the next film, while the old lady in the foyer gently blows the dust from the counter tops. Along the "whispering stairwell" ghosts are said to argue amongst themselves.
The Rivoli Cinemas in Camberwell, to Melbourne's East, are one of many haunted locations in Australia. A handful of now familiar spectres and spooks have often been perceived by staff at the cinema. Meaghan Crozier, who has worked at the Rivoli for the past two years, recently told the Melbourne Weekly of the time she tried to leave the Cinema One projection room at the top of the whispering stairwell. "There were lots of voices, it sounded like a dozen, young whispery voices," she said.
Giving up the Ghost?
Melbourne's Rivoli Cinemas never sleep. Even after the last show of the night, when all the staff have gone home, a host of dwellers allegedly roam through the historic building. The old man in row P of Cinema One remains in his seat awaiting the next film, while the old lady in the foyer gently blows the dust from the counter tops. Along the "whispering stairwell" ghosts are said to argue amongst themselves.
The Rivoli Cinemas in Camberwell, to Melbourne's East, are one of many haunted locations in Australia. A handful of now familiar spectres and spooks have often been perceived by staff at the cinema. Meaghan Crozier, who has worked at the Rivoli for the past two years, recently told the Melbourne Weekly of the time she tried to leave the Cinema One projection room at the top of the whispering stairwell. "There were lots of voices, it sounded like a dozen, young whispery voices," she said.
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I've been on this since I got home from work. It's driving me fking crazy
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Sorry if i missed it, did Grizz say he went to school around there? Or near his home?I posted a link for him, shows all the Federation style, Edwardian style, etc homes in Australia as a timeline with addresses.
I reckon it "has to" be the last picture i posted. That's on there, across the road from a grade 7-12 private school.
Tho if Grizzy did go to that primary school, that creepy house across the road from it, could also be it...tho it aint listed in that link.
but in that link there are hundreds of ones listed in toorak and surrounding areas, and I don't know my melbourne suburbs, but still reckon it's the camberwell school "surely", fits the descriptions, tho not creepy looking like the house on the corner.
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He said he went to Canterbury Primary School. However he said he lived in a haunted house across the road from a school (not sure what school) which we assume was a high school. The 2 stories he posted are in the original thread you saw me and also a few pages earlier in this thread
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other haunted properties in melbourne (google searching)
Black Rock House, Black Rock
Mystery has always surrounded this historic property, built in 1856 for Victoria’s first Auditor-General Charles Ebden. Built in the style of Black Rock Castle in Ireland’s Cork, the home was the Ebdens’ seaside retreat, and also used to entertain Melbourne’s elite. After falling into disrepair, it has now been restored to its former glory. Mystery has always surrounded the house, from rumoured underground tunnels to haunted cellars and the ‘death room’. Black Rock House is said to house no fewer than 13 identified spirits, including a young woman named Annie who usually takes a shine to male guests.
More info: blackrockhouse.org.au
Point Cook Homestead, Point Cook
The former home of Scottish settlers the Chirnside family, this homestead and adjacent stables were built in the 1850s and have more than their fair share of dark secrets. Surrounded by beach and bushland, the homestead is said to be haunted by Thomas Chirnside, as well as other stablehands and lost souls, most of whom met a gruesome end. Visitors to the stables also report hearing racehorses long since passed.
More info: lanternghosttours.com
Black Rock House, Black Rock
Mystery has always surrounded this historic property, built in 1856 for Victoria’s first Auditor-General Charles Ebden. Built in the style of Black Rock Castle in Ireland’s Cork, the home was the Ebdens’ seaside retreat, and also used to entertain Melbourne’s elite. After falling into disrepair, it has now been restored to its former glory. Mystery has always surrounded the house, from rumoured underground tunnels to haunted cellars and the ‘death room’. Black Rock House is said to house no fewer than 13 identified spirits, including a young woman named Annie who usually takes a shine to male guests.
More info: blackrockhouse.org.au
Point Cook Homestead, Point Cook
The former home of Scottish settlers the Chirnside family, this homestead and adjacent stables were built in the 1850s and have more than their fair share of dark secrets. Surrounded by beach and bushland, the homestead is said to be haunted by Thomas Chirnside, as well as other stablehands and lost souls, most of whom met a gruesome end. Visitors to the stables also report hearing racehorses long since passed.
More info: lanternghosttours.com
