Meet the woman taking Tasmania's most haunted sites to the social media masses
has hit the road and has started sharing her ghostly adventures via social media so anyone, anywhere can join in. "During COVID, people were at home and not able to get out to do anything so basically I thought, 'What can I do for these people sitting at home?', so I started creating some live feed…
- Record ID
- 4,044
- Year
- 2,020
- Source
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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- Public search-ready
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Record context
- Record ID
- 4044
- Source
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Publication
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Published
- 2020-09-02
- Narrative type
- Ghost and Apparition Accounts
- Public-text label
- ghostly
- Archive period
- Digital Era
- Location
- Gaiety Theatre Zeehan, TAS (TAS): B
- State or territory
- TAS
- Source voice
- Place First Public Page Record
- Publicness
- Public Media Page
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has hit the road and has started sharing her ghostly adventures via social media so anyone, anywhere can join in. "During COVID, people were at home and not able to get out to do anything so basically I thought, 'What can I do for these people sitting at home?', so I started creating some live feeds," she said. Staff at the then-named New Norfolk Insane Asylum around 1890. (Supplied: Willow Court History Group) Ms Mansfield said her hope was to bring life Tasmanian tales from beyond the grave via what she termed "paranormal live steams". She aims to encourage Tasmanians to visit historic locations across the state and holiday in their home state. "I decided to take this on the road and visit these places that may have a ghostly story to tell to promote to our fellow Tasmanians, and also to interstate and international travellers that can't get here," Ms Mansfield said. Onlookers on.
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