Update:
Fiona Broome was among the guest speakers at the G.H.O.S.T.S. conference in Ontario, Canada. During the weekend, her workshops included how-to tips for discovering paranormal patterns, and about paragenealogy.
Fiona also participated in ghost investigations at Ontario’s Fort George, Fort Mississauga, and a seance at the Prince of Wales Hotel. Her podcasts discuss some of her experiences during those eerie evenings.
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Here’s the original post about this conference:
Join Fiona Broome in May 2010 at the G.H.O.S.T.S. conference in haunted Ontario, Canada, near Niagara Falls.
This three-day, star-studded event will include workshops, talks, and eerie adventures — with ghost hunts, tours, and a seance — exploring some of Canada’s extraordinary ghosts and most chilling, haunted places.
Meet the stars, hear about their latest investigations, and learn new tips and tricks for ghost investigations.
You’ll also have a chance to see some of the newest ghost hunting tools at the event’s trade show.
Hollow Hill’s founder, Fiona Broome, will be among the many celebrity speakers at this three-day event.
On Saturday, Fiona will reveal her latest ghost hunting discoveries — including a map of Ontario’s most active haunts — from her upcoming book, “Paranormal Patterns: Predicting Anomalies and Hauntings.”
Fiona’s talk will include information never revealed before, to help you find more unreported hauntings. It will also include “insider” tips that won’t be in the book or at any website.
On Sunday, Fiona will share some of her best research tips during a fascinating workshop. Bring your questions!
Event speakers include:
- Michelle Belanger (seen on “Paranormal State”)
- Robin P. Bellamy
- Fiona Broome (author, founder of HollowHill.com)
- Gordon Ellison
- Ron Jendry (seen on “Ghostly Encounters”)
- Christopher Moon (seen on “Paranormal State” and “Door to the Dead”, also the Senior Editor of Haunted Times magazine)
- Benjamin Radford (managing editor, “The Skeptical Inquirer”, also seen on “CSI:NY”)
- John Sabol (consultant for “Paranormal State”)
- Kyle Upton (from “Ghostly Encounters”, “Creepy Canada”, “Girly Ghost Busters”, and “Ghost Trackers”)
- Joseph Wetterling
Get your tickets now
G.H.O.S.T.S. Conference and Trade Show
Also, bring copies of any of Fiona’s book to this event, and she’ll autograph them for you… free!
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Get your tickets now
G.H.O.S.T.S. Conference and Trade Show
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From the event organizers:
Conference Dates: May 14, 15 & 16, 2010
We have an exceptional line- up of guest speakers and presenters as seen on television:
- A&E’s Paranormal State
- SyFy’s Ghost Hunters
- WNetwork’s Ghostly Encounters
- OLN’s Creepy Canada
- YTV’s Ghost Trackers
- truTv’s Door to the Dead
- The History Channel
- The National Geographic Channel
- The Learning Channel
- The Travel Channel, and more.
Meet our celebrity speakers and presenters at the Welcome Dinner. Join us for the Celebrity Panel Discussion on Friday, May 14.
Participate in ghost hunts at Ft. Mississauga and ghost tours at Ft. George (Friday and Saturday nights).
Tickets are now available for a Séance at the historic Prince of Wales Hotel on Saturday, May 15 from 11:30 pm until 1:00 am. Every séance ticket holder will have the opportunity to participate at the séance table! Tickets are limited and sure to sell quickly. Get yours today.
Check out the Trade Show on May 15 & 16 for Psychic readings, Paranormal & Ghost Hunting books, New Age supplies, Ghost Hunting Equipment, Metaphysical Quartz Crystals, DVDs, horror/comedy/spoof movies, dowsing rods, herbs, tarot, rune and much more!
We hope to see you at the G.H.O.S.T.S. Conference and Trade Show.
Margaret Byl, President
Mar-Lee Enterprises, Inc.
I just wanted to correct you on one of your ghostly tales, the one pertaining to ‘Massacre Pond’, it was not Richard Stonewall, it was Richard Hunnewell. He was already in the military when the event ocured of his children being killed, he did not join to kill them, and I’m quite positively certain they killed his children to avenge the many deaths of their loved ones. Richard is a long distant relative, the first of my family’s hunnewell line that I can find for the state of Maine. It’s a sort pet peave of mine, to see the story innacurately told.
Erin,
Thanks for the corrections. My information came from a reference book in the Nashua, NH public library. I’m glad to have the corrected information here, and I can understand it being a pet peeve. I have a few of my own!
Fiona
I live in scarborough and would love to know more. I am not sure how much has been told but nobody in scarborough really talks about it. Do you know any books or websites I can look at? I love paranormal happenings.
Ryanne, you haven’t told me which Scarborough you live in. There are several, but I’m assuming you’re somewhere near Ontario since that’s the article you commented at.
My best advice is to attend the October 2011 conference that’s being organized in that same area. I’ll be there, as will several other people from last May’s conference, and we can answer your questions during the weekend.
Sincerely,
Fiona