Ghost Tour in Altona Homestead Ghost Tour — AusFigures public-text record
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Ghost Tour in Altona Homestead Ghost Tour
YEAR
2026
PLACE
Victoria
SOURCE
National Trust and ABC public pages
RECORD ID
4093
FIGURE
Ghost Tour
NARRATIVE
Ghost Legends
PRINTED LABEL
Ghost Tour
PUBLICATION
Reviewed exact public place snippets; National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation
AUTHOR
Not specified
National Trust Australian Heritage Festival page lists Altona Homestead Ghost Tour and says this particular homestead has had a long reputation for hauntings and has been the centre of paranormal investigations. The Langhorne family are long deceased but, given their colourful history and the births, deaths and heartaches linked with the building, the page says it is no surprise that the Homestead is alive with activity.
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National Trust Australian Heritage Festival page lists Altona Homestead Ghost Tour and says this particular homestead has had a long reputation for hauntings and has been the centre of paranormal investigations. The Langhorne family are long deceased but, given their colourful history and the birth…
Record ID
4,093
Year
2,026
Source
National Trust and ABC public pages
Index status
Archive detail (not indexed)
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Record context
Record ID
4093
Source
National Trust and ABC public pages
Publication
Reviewed exact public place snippets; National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Published
reviewed public pages, accessed 2026-06-22
Narrative type
Ghost Legends
Public-text label
Ghost Tour
Archive period
Digital Era
Location
Altona Homestead, VIC (VIC): B
State or territory
VIC
Source voice
Source Grounded Section Record
Publicness
Public Text Item
Source-grounded excerpt
National Trust Australian Heritage Festival page lists Altona Homestead Ghost Tour and says this particular homestead has had a long reputation for hauntings and has been the centre of paranormal investigations. The Langhorne family are long deceased but, given their colourful history and the births, deaths and heartaches linked with the building, the page says it is no surprise that the Homestead is alive with activity.
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