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On dark and stormy nights, a phantom walks Port Wakefield Road, hitchhiking to Adelaide. He wears a long, Australian Air Force jacket, with a RAAF uniform underneath. He hitches a ride, and then vanishes from the car…who is this ghost that has been reported since the 1940s? Is he the only ghost walking Port Wakefield Road, and what other spectres are seen in the area?
In Haunted Adelaide Plains: South Australia, award-winning historian and paranormal investigator, Allen Tiller investigates this ghost story, and others from the region; including the ghost of a soldier in Mallala, phantoms in Alma, Balaklava, Dublin, Pinery, and Two Wells… and, an unusual sighting of Princess Diana in Mallala at the time of her death.
Allen Tiller focuses his research on true ghost stories drawn from historical sources, interviews, witness statements and his own paranormal investigations. Allen Tiller is a former volunteer at the Mallala Museum and the Adelaide Plains Historical Committee. His family are pioneers in the region and can be linked to two hauntings on the Adelaide Plains, which Allen discusses in this book. Haunted Adelaide Plains: South Australia, investigates the paranormal through fact-checked historical information that adds authenticity to some stories and debunks others; valuing evidence-based stories over psychic hearsay and giving an unbiased, factual account of local hauntings on the Adelaide Plains.
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allen-tiller · 1 year
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Haunted Salisbury South Australia
Haunted Salisbury South Australia Haunted Salisbury: South Australia is the culmination of many years of research into the haunted history of Salisbury, South Australia by award-winning paranormal historian, Allen Tiller. In this book, Allen Tiller investigates the origins of historic local hauntings and crimes, Salisbury’s founding, and the people who shaped the City of Salisbury, some of whom,…
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allen-tiller · 1 year
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Lost Hotels: The Junction Hotel - Roseworthy.
In 1867, plans were submitted to the Bench of Magistrates for licensing of ta proposed hotel at Roseworthy. George Powning had his submission rejected as the board thought the dining room and bedrooms were too small for a hotel catering to the region at the time, especially one across from a train station.[1] Licensing for the hotel took almost a year to be approved. The first applications were…
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allen-tiller · 1 year
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Tracy Muzyk murder - update March 2023
Tracy Muzyk murder – update March 2023 On a previous blog post – found here (http://hauntedadelaide.blogspot.com/2016/07/muzyk-murder.html), I detailed the gruesome murder of Tracy Muzyk. I have since spoken to family members and follow reports of those convicted closely.  On 3 March 2023, ABC News reporter Candice Prosser published a report on one of the convicted murderers, Bruce McKenzie.…
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allen-tiller · 1 year
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Haunted Gawler
For South Australia History Festival this year in May, I am presenting 'Haunted Gawler' at the Gawler National Trust Museum. There will be two separate sessions (same presentation).
The idea is to help raise the profile of the museum and raise some funds - so all proceeds will be going directly to the museum!
Please join me by booking here: Wed. May 3rd - 7:30pm or Sat. May 13th - 4pm
$10 per person Gawler National Trust Museum 59 Murray Street Gawler, SA 5118
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allen-tiller · 1 year
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Unkowing Magazine Summer 2023
I just had an article published in Australia's own 'Unknowing Magazine'.
My article is about recent sightings of a Pan-like creature near Tanunda and how that ties in with the recorded history of a local pastor, August Kavel's 1840s attempts to chain the devil at Kaiser Stuhl!!
you can buy a copy here:
#BarossaValley #paranormal #devil #unknowing #magazine #allentiller
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allen-tiller · 2 years
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If you want to encounter the darker recesses of haunted #Barossa, then be sure to join us for this haunted stories dinner to be led by Allen Tiller – renowned authority on the ghosts of South Australia who has written 4 books and 4 tours on the supernatural and who has appeared on the television show Haunting: Australia
In Allen’s company, you will enjoy a 3-course dinner with matching wines and be regaled with stories of the Barossa’s paranormally active locations and get to hear the most up-to-date and recent ghost stories drawn from Allen’s extensive files on South Australia’s paranormal happenings.
Join us for dinner at 1918 Bistro & Grill as Allen Tiller, one of Australia’s leading paranormal historians introduces us to the haunts of the Barossa.
Tickets $135pp includes a 3-course dinner with matching wines. Bookings are essential. Dietary requirements can be catered for if advised at the time of booking.
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allen-tiller · 2 years
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Did you know there are 3 separate (allegedly) haunting incidents reported on the ANZAC Highway?
1. The children at the Morphett Road crossing in their PJ's, sometimes seen covered in blood!
2. The ghost girl asking to be picked up and taken to her mother’s. There are police reports of this incident.
3. The family in their car who drive along next to you, stare at you, and then suddenly distort into a bloody cut-up mess like they've been in a car accident!
All this and more in Haunted Adelaide – available only at Amazon.
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allen-tiller · 2 years
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'Foundation of a City' is available on the Discover Salisbury app ( https://discoversalisbury.com.au/about/discover-salisbury-app/)
This tour is history focussed, exploring the lives of the men and women that founded the City of Salisbury in South Australia. It took many months of research, writing, and planning that was aided by the founder of Salisbury, John Harvey's, descendants, and descendants of Joseph Broadstock; men who shaped the city into what we have today! Mary Ann Harvey and Charlotte Pretty, women who helped shape Salisbury also get recognition for their influence on Salisbury - take the tour to learn more!
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allen-tiller · 2 years
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A Shot of Spirits: Ep 22 Two Wells Hotel South Australia
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allen-tiller · 2 years
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Paranormal Adventures in 2022!
Want to get away in the new year? We're joining forces with Athletica to explore haunted and historic locations in Tasmania!
Tasmania, steeped in history, is considered by many to be the most haunted state of Australia. Join Allen Tiller, Karen Tiller, Rob Coad and Corey Friedrich on an immersive paranormal adventure holiday visiting some of Tasmania’s most haunted locations. Learn about Tasmania’s convict and colonial past and investigate some of its allegedly most haunted locations!
Allen, Karen and Rob will share with you their years of experience investigating the paranormal, as they lead you through historical and haunted locations...
https://athleticahq.com.au/tasmania-paranormal
#Tasmania #PortArthur #Hobart #Richmond #history #ghosts #BatteryPoint #Oaklands #paranormal
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allen-tiller · 2 years
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19. A Shot of Spirits: Ep 19 - Kelly's Steps - Tasmania
Kelly's Steps at Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania are steeped in history...and ghosts. Join us in January 2022 when Allen Tiller leads you on an exclusive historical ghost tour of Battery Point, including these historic steps.
For more information follow the link below:  
https://athleticahq.com.au/shop/paranormal-tasmania
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18. A Shot of Spirits: Ep 18. Richmond Bridge Tasmania
A Shot of Spirits: Ep 18 - Richmond Bridge, Tasmania. Rumoured to be haunted by a former convict flagellator, a dog and a mysterious man wearing a boatman hat! Richmond Bridge is the oldest existing stone arch bridge in Australia; built in 1825. We are visiting Richmond Bridge and other haunted locations in Richmond Tasmania in January 2022, and you can join Karen and me, and the team from Athletica by registering here: https://athleticahq.com.au/shop/paranormal-tasmania
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17. A Shot of Spirits. Ep 17. Blumberg Hotel - Birdwood, S.A.
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allen-tiller · 2 years
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Mallala Museum - Hidden Secrets
In 1877, the Mallala Milling Company was floated with a capital investment of ten thousand pounds. A site in the township was chosen and James Martin and Co of Gawler were contracted to build all the machinery and carpentry for the new Mallala Mill. 
The foundation stone was laid on 26 July 1878 by Miss M.A. Chivell, who was presented with a silver trowel for her efforts. The Mill was opened by Mr W. Cavanagh M.P. on Tuesday 18 March 1879. The completed building was three stories tall, built from hammer-dressed limestone, with brick quoins and cement dressings. 
 At the rear was a shed that contained a Cornish boiler manufactured at James Martin and Co in Gawler. The boiler drove a horizontal engine of 22 horsepower, with a flywheel weighing three tons. The mill consisted of three pairs of French burr stones, each being 3 feet and 8 inches in diameter. On 31 August 1880, just after 12 noon, the boiler at the Mallala Mill exploded. Mr Armfield, the Mills engineer had just been to check on the boiler and returned to the engine room when the accident happened. The boiler exploded, blowing down half of the boiler-house walls and bursting numerous pipes. The explosion blew the roof of the engine and boiler room houses and shattered the base of the chimney stack. Luckily, no one lost their lives, as most workers had gone to lunch, however, Mr Armfield received some head injuries from flying debris.
 When the mill closed, the inner workings, the steam engine and grinder were removed and used at the Blyth Mill.  
Mathew Henry East held the title in 1909, and in 1933, East Brothers and Co took possession In 1947 the 50-foot-tall chimney, made from over 6000 bricks, that had been built in 1878 was demolished. It had been declared unsafe and a risk to the buildings nearby The Mallala and Districts Historical committee was formed in 1968, and in 1970, the Adelaide Plains Council bought Mallala Flour Mill to be used as a museum. 
The museum holds a comprehensive military display of local involvement, farming machinery, an REO Speedwagon Fire Engine, displays of old typewriters, toys, blacksmith forge, and Mr Temby’s penny-farthing, which was ridden in the Adelaide Xmas Pageant by Lance Tiller. The Long Plains Schoolroom has many displays, and recently, in 2021, a new upstairs gallery was opened and dedicated to long term volunteer, the late Margaret Tiller. The Mallala Museum is considered one of the finest local heritage museums in South Australia. It is open every Sunday afternoon from 2pm until 4:30pm and is run by volunteers.
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allen-tiller · 2 years
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A Shot of Spirits: Ep 16: Oak Lodge Tasmania
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allen-tiller · 3 years
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15. A Shot of Spirits. Ep 15: New Dublin Hotel - South Australia
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