Mackenzie House

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Mackenzie House was the final home of William Lyon Mackenzie, Toronto’s first mayor, who died in the house in 1861. It now operates as a historic house museum of 1860s Victorian life. Its three ghosts are thought to be an elderly lady in the Rose room, a bagpipes player, and a little girl named Elizabeth.

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Address:
82 Bond Street
Toronto, ON
M5B 1X2, Canada


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GPS:
43.6556681, -79.378265
Region:
Toronto Division
Nearest Towns:
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  1. Back in ghe 1960’s my father attended in this house to service an appliance. An occupant of the home told him one night he was awoken by a slap to his face…and no one was there! My father noriced some big old wooden doors were set outside the house that were free to take. He installed them in our home in Thisteltown. Next thing we knew, we had paranormal activity in our home…footsteps upstairs with no one there, a picture falling off the wall but nail in wall still intact, orbs on the walls, weird stuff. Our house was sold then we found it had burned to the ground with no one home in 1980 or so.

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