Woodman Point quarantine station is located south of the port city of Fremantle (near Perth), Western Australia.
This is a small one- and two-storey building, consisting of several buildings and seemingly completely unremarkable. But he has a dark history.
The station was built in 1886 with the aim of screening out dangerous patients who arrived by ship to Australia. To the quarantine. the station sent all people with suspected Spanish flu (Spanish flu), bubonic plague, tuberculosis, leprosy and smallpox.
In 1918, several dozen soldiers sick with Spanish flu were removed from a ship that arrived from South Africa, and 27 of them, plus four nurses, died in a quarantine station. Their ghosts still haunt this building.
Many Australian "ghostbusters" have visited this house and tell stories that the building is literally crammed with paranormal activity.
Medium Rebecca Milman says that when she walks through the rooms of Woodman Point Station, she almost physically senses fear and anxiety from the ghosts living here. Moreover, sometimes she even hears their smells and voices and they tell her their names.
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Milman has been touring the building for eight years now, and once a year she gives a special tour when she interacts with ghosts.
When journalists from the West Australian newspaper visited the station the other day, they noticed a little boy watching them from a block with showers. And he did not affect either their video or photos.
When they told the medium Milman about this child, she said. that he knows him and that his name is Robert. According to her, most likely he died here with his family and that he is also very curious. He had never seen such a large group of journalists with professional cameras before.
In addition to Robert, many ghosts live here and they can make themselves felt by various sounds, such as whistles or groans.