Haunted
This page groups search-ready records carrying the label “Haunted” in public source text or archive coding. It preserves a discovery term without treating the label as proof, a biological category, or a claim that distinct cultural traditions are interchangeable.
- Search-ready records
- 54
- Public sources
- 6
- States / territories
- 4
- Dated span
- 1872–2026
Terminology belongs to the cited public sources and may be historical, contested, culturally specific, or outdated.
Public records
- haunted in Adelaide Arcade history#2715hat include the Adelaide Arcade on their travels are available. As these tours change over time, we recommend searching for tours that suit your personal interests and availability. Ghost Tours Adelaide’s Haunted Horizo…
- Tiwi Islands prepare for Cyclone Fina#4257he town as a trial location to expand Hospital in the Home services to include mental health care. Reporter: Charles Rushforth (Kempsey) Historic cemeteries are often a haven for flora and fauna affected by urban expans…
- Tiwi Islands prepare for Cyclone Fina#4235ive mental health treatment at home. NSW Health has chosen the town as a trial location to expand Hospital in the Home services to include mental health care. Reporter: Charles Rushforth (Kempsey) Historic cemeteries ar…
- Australia's most haunted house goes up for sale#4233Australia's most haunted house goes up for sale Australia's most haunted house goes up for sale Australia's most haunted house goes up for sale Australia's most haunted house goes up for sale A Victorian-era manor that…
- Perth tradies turned paranormal hunters#4243Perth tradies turned paranormal hunters Perth tradies turned paranormal hunters Perth's paranormal hunters Perth's paranormal hunters "There's definitely something here, we're catching the voices..." Darren Hunt and Iva…
- Haunted Creek#4653Haunted Creek Single mothers Frontier and pioneer life Fiction Frontier and pioneer life, fiction Fiction, historical, general Australia, fiction Australia Ann Cliff The Crowood Press; Robert Hale; Magna
- Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things#4252Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strang…
- Haunted Chapel#4658Haunted Chapel Fiction, mystery & detective, general Fiction, thrillers, suspense North carolina, fiction Australia, fiction Janet Canless America Star Books
- Picton named as top tourism 'haunt'#4258Picton named as top tourism 'haunt' Picton named as top tourism 'haunt' Picton named as top tourism 'haunt' Picton named as top tourism 'haunt' Wollondilly Mayor Philip Costa says the naming of Picton, in southern New S…
- Picton named as top tourism 'haunt'#4234Picton named as top tourism 'haunt' Picton named as top tourism 'haunt' Picton named as top tourism 'haunt' Picton named as top tourism 'haunt' Wollondilly Mayor Philip Costa says the naming of Picton, in southern New S…
- Haunted earth#4656Haunted earth Environmental psychology Landscape Psychological aspects Description and travel Supernatural New age publications Landscapes Australia Peter Read University of New South Wales Press
- Tashi and the haunted house#4655Tashi and the haunted house Children's stories, Australian Storytelling Haunted houses Percussion instruments Running races Fiction Racing Child and youth fiction Children's fiction Horror stories Australia Anna Fienber…
- The haunted station#4659The haunted station Haunted houses Fiction Australia Hume Nisbet Mulini Press
- The mystery of the haunted dog#4661The mystery of the haunted dog Children's stories, Australian Dogs Fiction Lesbian authors Mystery and detective stories Women authors Claire Carmichael Random House Australia
- haunted in The Rising of the Court#2521a flaming red table-cloth tied round his neck. To be done with old Mac, for the present. He made one or two more trips, but always by daylight, taking care to pick up a swagman or a tramp when he had no passenger; but h…
- haunted in The Rising of the Court#2520ub by the track side as he reached it; and left the news at Southwick's farm at the end of the blind track. At more than one farm he left the bushwoman hurriedly looking up her “black things;” and at more than one, one…
- haunted in The Rising of the Court#2519re; sprees and--the rest of it. Long dry stretches on Dead Man's Track. Cutting across the country in No Man's Land where there were no tracks into the Unknown. Chancing it and damning it. Ill luck and good luck. Laughi…
- haunted in The Last Chance#2597he wide Pacific, or the influence of a new country, had apparently neutralised the malediction, for the Australian Laidlaws, now a fairly numerous clan, are in all cases held in respect, as well for their high character…
- haunted in The Crime of the Under Seas#2224e posts that supported the roof, regarded me steadily for some seconds. 158 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN " First and foremost, old man," he said, "try to bear it in mind that I don't want to be laughed at. I've got so much at s…
- haunted in Children of the Bush#2181bar one or two drunks straightened themselves and took off their hats with drunken sentiment. “Where is Jack Barnes, Thomas?” asked Peter, quietly. “He’s in there if you want to see him,” said Thomas, jerking his head t…
- haunted in Joe Wilson and His Mates#2150Dave bent down and patted her, to tell her he'd meant no harm when he stretched out his legs, and then he settled down again. We had some books of the *Deadwood Dick* school. Dave was reading * The Grisly Ghost of the H…
- haunted in Joe Wilson and His Mates#2149-shelf and locked the door. He got into bed again, and the cat jumped up and curled down at the foot and started her old drum going, like shot in a sieve. Dave bent down and patted her, to tell her he'd meant no harm wh…
- haunted in Joe Wilson and His Mates#2148, and that gave me a jerk. I was pretty shaky before I started. There was a Chinaman's grave close by the track on the top of the gap. An old chow had lived in a hut there for many years, and fossicked on the old diggin…
- haunted in Over the Sliprails#2504s of the local loafers, who congregate and watch the proceedings with great interest and approval. The crew pitch tents, and set to work on the hull, which looks like a big, rough shallow box. . . . . . We once travelle…
- haunted in Over the Sliprails#2503too gloomy and impatient over little things to be popular. Jack Drew talked too straight in the paper, and in spite of his proprietors--about pub spieling and such things--and was too sarcastic in his progress committee…
- haunted in On the Track#2166happened to be alive by accident. He was very restless in the house, and never took his hat off. There was a dress and a woman's old hat hanging on the wall near the door, but they looked as if they might have been hang…
- haunted in On the Track#2165recollection of a circus on Gulgong in the roaring days, more than twenty years ago, and a woman (to my child-fancy a being from another world) standing in the middle of the ring, singing: Out in the cold world--out in…
- haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2438the outrageousness of women in every walk of life. Of course this brought more ridicule on his devoted head, but it secured his object, and very soon after Miss Tooey's visits ceased. A short time later Barney was looki…
- haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2325host made the two boys kneel down in the drive, and administered the oath to them very solemnly and with great deliberation. "Now," he said, when the ceremony was ended, "d' yer know what'll happen to the boy what break…
- haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2324sible improvement in Dick's condition. The boy had become strangely morbid; he grew pale and thin, and whilst his mother fretted, imagining him to be the victim of some wasting disease, he was beset with a fear that Agn…
- haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2323cker drives, and that some night he would answer her--perhaps escape from the powers of darkness again and come up to her and be free and happy. To Dick it was a rational belief, and he wondered that it evoked no respon…
- haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2312ir heads dumbly, and Dolf, who had regained his feet, began to quake. "Well, I'll tell yer. He'll be haunted. Day an' night he'll be haunted. Little fiends'll stick forks in him all day, an' a big fiend'll chase him o'…
- haunted in At Midnight and Other Stories#2252only twenty-two and her heart was at rest--she did not seriously concern herself about her handsome husband's past; Billy declared in the morning that the feather mattress had defeated him, and that if they stayed anoth…
- haunted in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses#2767dn't time to think -- All is nothing! Nothing matters! Fill your glasses -- dead man's drink. . . . . . Yet, to show his heart was not of human decency bereft, Peter paid the undertaker. He got drunk on what was left; T…
- haunted in While the Billy Boils#2545vernment allows one man to every five trucks in a cattle-train. We shall pay our fare next time, even if we have not a shilling left over and above. We had haunted local influence at Comanavadrink for two long, anxious,…
- haunted in While the Billy Boils#2535at Nyngan--which place we refrain from sketching--for a few hours, because the five trucks of cattle of which we were in charge were shunted there, to be taken on by a very subsequent goods train. The Government allows…
- haunted in While the Billy Boils#2534was a party of those gipsy-like Assyrians--two families apparently--the women and children lying very sick about the lower bunks; and a big, good-humoured-looking young Maori propped between the end of the table and the…
- haunted in While the Billy Boils#2533old and feeble, and men who had lost their faith in fortune. They had dropped unnoticed out of the ranks; and remained to scratch out a living among the abandoned claims. Golden Gully had its little community of fossick…
- haunted in The Moving Finger#2292make a fire. What more could the heart of man desire?" Out in the bush not much time is wasted, and soon after they had halted their blankets were spread, and they were asleep, or lying, if not asleep, staring up at the…
- haunted in The Moving Finger#2291of his scornful, "It's open to you to stop and look after her," tied his tongue. After all, it was not likely Stanesby would have left if there was the slightest danger; he had lived among these blacks, he understood th…
- haunted in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl#2411e night he had written and posted letters to all the applicants, requesting them to meet him at his hotel next day. At the hour appointed for the interview, babies in arms, children, young women, middle-aged ones, tooth…
- haunted in Tales of the Austral Tropics#1855his enemy's lips and moistened them. The touch of the cool water was too much; with a feverish grasp the half-dead man seized the bag and drank greedily. Then, with a wild laugh, he fell back insensible. "Is it too late…
- haunted in Tales of the Austral Tropics#1854e baked ground. At times he sinks beneath the mockery of shade thrown by one of the scrub-trees, then, after a brief rest, renews his toilsome way. Presently a break is visible ahead, and with restored hope the exhauste…
- haunted in Robbery under Arms#2623r saw him so down in the mouth this years.' 'Poor old Jim, he's a deal too good for the place. Sad mistake this getting married. People should either keep straight or have no relatives to bear the brunt of their villain…
- haunted in Robbery under Arms#2621the horses we were to ride. They camped about twenty miles on the line we were going, at a place where there was good feed and water, but well out of the way and on a lonely road. There had been an old sheep station the…
- haunted in Australian Stories Retold and Sketches of Country Life#2021d the stem of which, as it stealthily crawled up, it would look askance at little Peggy, like some impish demon peering and mocking at her, but prevented by fate or fear from approaching within the charmed circle of def…
- haunted in Australian Stories Retold and Sketches of Country Life#2020to her, whom she also called Patsy. This Patsy in his mother's mind had no individuality of his own. He was looked upon by her as merely a representative of the little one she had lost. All caresses lavished on him were…
- haunted in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab#2802the world say?" That night he was singularly brilliant at the dinner table. Generally a very reticent and grave man, on this night he laughed and talked so gaily that the very servants noticed the change. The fact was h…
- haunted in Old Melbourne Memories#2549igh him who journeys the shadeless deep? The wanderer dreams of the shadowy dell, And the green-turfed, fairy-haunted well, While the shafts of the noon-king's merciless might Mingle day with sorrow, and death with ligh…
- haunted in Old Melbourne Memories#2548s he leaves his cot by the shingly shore; While the young wife's gaze, half sad, half bright, Follows the frail bark's flashing flight. Noon on the waters! O rustling breeze, Sweet stealer 'mid old forest trees, Wilt th…
- haunted in Old Melbourne Memories#2547t morning, with a guide, towards the Heifer Station, I would have driven on to Western Australia--a pastoral Vanderdecken--rather than infringe on the tolerably liberal boundaries which he claimed for Tarrone. I rode al…
- haunted in Tales of Australian Life#2008alisation. " G-ood-bye." Then quietly the slum* ber came, and the long sleep settled down that was wakeless for ever. There was a ragged grave-yard where the mounds were hidden in grass, and dead men's names and ages we…
- haunted in Tales of Australian Life#2007ash that quivered through. ^^ Her fiEU)6 it is the fedrest That ere the sun shone on." My thoughts were maundering on to the next verse when a black streak of shadow shot past the angle of the chim- ney, and the next in…
- haunted in Human Repetends#2262nce join the deceased was in reality of little value (for I was compelled to admit that I had never seen the woman before in my life, and that my glimpse of her companion was but momentary), the supposition was treated…