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Monte Cristo Homestead
Monte Cristo Homestead is a location reputed to be haunted in New South Wales, AU. Its reputation comes from reported apparitions, unexplained phenomena and eyewitness accounts gathered over time.
Where is Monte Cristo Homestead?
- Location
- New South Wales, AU
- Type
- House / mansion
- Coordinates
- -35.087, 147.469
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Why is Monte Cristo Homestead said to be haunted?
Built in 1885 by pastoralist and politician Christopher William Crawley overlooking the town of Junee, Monte Cristo Homestead is widely promoted as Australia's most haunted house, a reputation built on a genuinely grim run of deaths on the property. A servant boy is said to have fallen from a high balcony to his death, a stable hand reportedly burned alive in a fire, a baby died after being dropped by a maid, and in 1961 caretaker Reginald Ryan was shot in the homestead's grounds by a mentally ill intruder. Crawley's widow, Mrs. Crawley, who rarely left the house during her final 23 years and died there in 1933, is the presence most often reported, seen or felt on the stairs and in the former ballroom. Now run as a museum and B&B, the homestead has hosted paranormal investigators for decades, with EVP recordings and cold spots regularly reported around the old servants' quarters.
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