Andrew Hind cracks open a crumbling vault of true ghost stories to reveal the many restless spirits inhabiting museums and galleries across Ontario:

• Take a journey back in time at Toronto’s Black Creek Pioneer Village, one of the premiere living history museums in Ontario where the past may be more alive than even the costumed interpreters could have imagined-the mill wheel runs of its own accord, unseen horses whinny within the stables and cries of foul murder emanate from a modest home
• Meet Canada’s ace of aces, the legendary World War I aviator Billy Bishop, who inhabits his boyhood home in Meaford long after he has left this mortal plane
• Who are the mysterious spirits that continue to inhabit the century-old farmhouse at Whitchurch-Stoufville Museum, and what secrets did they reveal to a paranormal investigation team?
• Marie Dressler was one of the biggest Hollywood stars of the Silent Era. Perhaps that’s why everyone who encounters her ghost in her childhood home of Coburg notes that while her mouth moves as if speaking, no words are heard. What is Dressler trying to tell us?