Public invited to explore past of Maryborough’s Bond Store
The haunted past of one of Maryborough’s oldest buildings is set to be brought to life for the public.
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The haunted past of one of the state’s oldest buildings is set to be explored in Maryborough later this month.
The new Ghost Haunting experience is set to be offered at Maryborough’s historic Bond Store on Wharf St, with residents invited to explore part of the city’s haunted past.
Fraser Coast councillor Sara Faraj said the immersive experience gave participants the unique opportunity to become real-life paranormal investigators inside the heritage-listed Bond Store.
“The first session kicks off on May 30, with sessions running fortnightly until September 19, 2025,” she said.
“Equipped with tools such as EMF meters, infra-red thermometers, dowsing rods, and spirit boxes, participants will explore the Bond Store, seeking to uncover the mysteries that lie within.
“We first introduced these sessions during Youth Week, and they sold out almost immediately.”
“Due to the overwhelming interest, we’re now giving both residents and visitors the chance to experience the thrill of ghost hunting for themselves.
“A highlight of the evening is the opportunity to engage in the Estes Method — a sensory deprivation technique involving noise-cancelling headphones and a blackout mask — to potentially receive messages from beyond.
“Attendees are encouraged to snap photos in hopes of capturing orbs or other unexplained phenomena, all while a professional storyteller shares eerie tales and historic accounts of the Bond Store to heighten the spine chilling atmosphere.”
Ms Faraj said the sessions were recommended for ages 15 and over, and tickets cost $15 per person.
“Whether you’re a sceptic or a believer, Ghost Hunting 101 promises an unforgettable journey into the unknown.”
For more information and to reserve your spot, click here.