π» Haunted places in New Zealand
οΌ File place12 reportedly haunted locations documented in New Zealand, mapped and described one by one.
Inverlochy House is a two-storey Italianate timber mansion at 3 Inverlochy Place, in Te Aro, Wellington, built for the auctioneer and politician Th...
The hotel above the Waitomo Caves is two buildings joined at the hip: a timber Edwardian block with an octagonal turret, and a white concrete Spani...
Cumberland College is a University of Otago hall of residence in North Dunedin, opposite Dunedin Hospital, in a building that was a nurses' home be...
Seacliff Lunatic Asylum was the largest building in New Zealand when its main block was finished in 1884: a Scottish Baronial pile 228 metres long ...
Whatipu is the black-sand toe of the WaitΔkere Ranges, on the north side of the Manukau Harbour entrance, and the water offshore is why anyone reme...
The Vulcan Hotel is a mud-brick pub on the main street of St Bathans, a Central Otago gold town with eight permanent residents, and it is routinely...
Napier Prison opened on Hukarere (Bluff Hill) in June 1862, built for fourteen prisoners, and stayed open for 131 years until the last 56 inmates l...
For thirty-five years this two-room brick building on Hood Street was where the Waikato District Hospital and Charitable Aid Board decided who in t...
Kingseat opened at Karaka, south of Auckland, in 1932, and its grounds had been cleared five years earlier by psychiatric patients brought from Oak...
Wellington's St James opened on Boxing Day 1912 as His Majesty's Theatre, built in nine months for the vaudeville firm John Fuller and Sons to a st...
Riccarton is a Christchurch suburb, but the place the name came from is still there: a twelve-hectare reserve at 16 Kahu Road holding PΕ«taringamotu...
New Zealand's grandest Victorian house stands on a ridge above Otago Harbour, and almost everything the ghost tellings say about it is out by a few...