Join us for an immersive, hands-on paranormal investigation to say goodbye to 2025. Partnering with seasoned paranormal guides, you can spend the final hours of the year using professional ghost-hunting equipment to connect with the area's 1840s pioneers.

Time: 7.30pm – 9:30 (2 hours)

Cost: $75 per person

Age Requirement: 16+

Includes: All ghost hunting equipment provided

Tea, coffee, soft drink and nibbles!

This is an alcohol free event!

Built between 1838 and 1840, this Colonial Georgian church and its adjoining cemetery are steeped in local history, with connections to notable figures such as:

William Lawson – renowned explorer and key figure in the church’s construction.
Maria Lock – a significant Aboriginal woman who shaped the community’s history.
Thomas Willmot – the first Shire President of Blacktown.

This is not a tour – it’s a hands-on investigation! With guidance from experienced paranormal investigators, YOU get to use professional ghost hunting tools, you’ll explore the church, hall, and cemetery under the cover of night.

What’s Included:

Historical insights: Listen as we share the stories of the church and its people.
Guided investigation: Led by seasoned paranormal investigators.
Real equipment: Use authentic ghost hunting devices to uncover unexplained activity.
Tea, coffee, soft drink and nibbles!
A wonderful, panoramic view of the 9pm fireworks!

Join us, where history meets the paranormal in a chillingly immersive way.

Please note: parking is available at the lower carpark and requires a 2 minute walk up to the church. Disabled parking only permitted at the top carpark.

IN ORDER TO OFFER QUALITY EVENTS AT AFFORDABLE PRICES, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE CAREFULLY REVIEW YOUR TOUR, DATE AND TIME BEFORE PURCHASE.PLEASE READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS BEFORE PURCHASING AS EVENTS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE. THESE EVENTS ARE FOR PEOPLE 18 years and older.

PLEASE NOTE - THIS IS NOT A TOUR, THIS IS A PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION.

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