Rescue
Mediums

This building, believed to have been erected in the 1920s, has since been renovated into a series of smaller apartments, some of which still retain their original gas fireplaces and Kelvinator ice boxes, long warm. Residents have seen floating lights and overheard heated discussions emanating from thin air. Pets often behave inexplicably and visitors often encounter cold spots despite the controlled temperature. Activity seems to be centred around one upstairs bathroom, where visitors and residents often find themselves locked in while powdering their nose. One resident has experienced physical pain that may be connected to a mysterious wood-carving. Is it merely a playful spirit? Or does something sinister lurk behind closed doors?

An old history unfolds in this seaside town. The Loyalist Inn is home to several guests and many spirits; among them a man who left the army and was promised land for his service. The land never came. This was something that happened far too often to black Loyalists at the turn of the last century. The Rescue Mediums help him to finally be released and they show him into the light. The Inn itself has a long and checkered history and other spirits come to the fore as the investigation progresses.

Proudly displayed on the wall of this Port Hope house is the portrait of a brave Colonel from years gone by, but, is it really him? The homeowner has a far different idea of the painting’s identity than the Rescue Mediums. Several rooms seem to carry his spirit and he was once startled (in spirit form) by an earthly visitor. His response? Apparently he looked up and walked right through her! The grounds of this house, named Hill and Dale, also hold a secret a hanging in the old Greenhouse and a horse buried standing upright.

The icy waters of the North Atlantic surround this portside town and the Rescue Mediums get much more than they bargained for, once again! A long-dead family member of the homeowner comes to help in the rescue and a puppet has a spirit attachment…one that Jackie and Christine are finally able to resolve. The house is a normal, subdivision-style home and proves that places do not have to be old to be haunted!