Casa Loma Haunted?

In 1903 Sir Henry Pellatt bought 25 lots and with Canadian architect E.J Lennox the construction began in 1911. Casa Loma took $3.5 million and a team of 300 workers 3 years to finish building from start to finish.
During World War I construction was halted on the house. At the time it was the largest private residence in Canada with 98 rooms.
In the 1920's Casa Loma was a popular night spot.
In 1933 Casa Loma was seized by the city for back taxes of $27,303.
Casa Loma was being motioned to be demolished, but in 1937 it was was leased to the Kiwanis Club of Toronto.
During World War II Casa Loma was used to hide research on sonar, and for construction of sonar devices for UBoat detection.
Casa Loma opened to the public for the first time in 1937 as a tourist attraction operated by the Kiwanis Club of Toronto.

Casa Loma still stands today as a Tourist Attraction!

Casa Loma tourists say the tunnel under the building is haunted. People have reported seeing horses in the tunnel and getting very spooky feelings when walking down there.
Reports of ghosts in the carriage house are reported often. They also get weird feelings when approaching the carriage house. People have said they have been shoved or pushed on the stairs that lead up to the living quarters. Some have claimed they were grabbed in the neck.
Lady Pellat did die in the castle. Tourist say her spirit still roams around the Conservatory, Library, and her bedroom. Ghosts have been reported in the Peacock Alley as well.
Of all of Casa Loma the Carriage house is the most haunted.
Casa Loma has an overwehlming amount of uninvited guests.

Casa Loma staff believe that there is indeed substantial activity there.

On my first ever visit to Casa Loma several years ago, I had an experience in the tunnel between the house and the stable. I had at the time never heard of any stories of hauntings or paranormal activity there.
I was walking through that tunnel and heard as clearly as if they were in the same room, what sounded like one or more horses walking. The sounds of hovves, reins/bridles and horses snorting and neighing was so clear I thought they must be slose by. My husband was walking ahead of me and I called ou to him "where are those horses?" He turned and looked at me, then around the tunnel obviously puzzled. He gave me a strange look and asked "what horses?" I was very surprised that he had not heard it, because it had been very loud. I dismissed it as nothing when I realized that I was the only one that had heard anything. It was years afterward that I heard that this had happened to other people there.



thanks to torontoghosts . org for the above report.