Investigating Gravelbourg EP02: Investigation of the Convent of Jesus and Mary
ParaGhoul Paranormal: Discoveries from the DarkShow Notes
For more than a century, the Convent of Jesus and Mary has watched over Gravelbourg.
Students whispered about footsteps on the fourth floor. Teachers reported hearing doors open and close after dark. Visitors claim to have seen a young boy wandering into the auditorium, only to vanish moments later. In this episode of What Haunts Saskatchewan: Investigating Gravelbourg, I investigate the history, legends, and reported hauntings of one of Saskatchewan's most famous paranormal locations. From the Spanish Flu era to our own walk through the abandoned convent, we'll examine what is known, what remains unexplained, and whether the old building still holds onto the people who spent their lives within its walls.
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