06/17/2026
Do YOU know the legend of the Screaming House?
The version of the story that is repeated most often goes like this:
In the late 1800s or early 1900s, a family lived in the stone house a few miles east of Indian Head, very close to the Canadian Pacific Railway.
One day, one of the children wandered onto the tracks and was struck and killed by a train.
The child's mother witnessed the tragedy from a south-facing window of the house.
Overcome with grief, she supposedly insisted that her husband brick up those windows so she would never have to look toward the tracks again.
The haunting element says that when trains pass at night, people standing inside can still hear the mother's screams.
I've researched this house before, and come up with very little.
But I'm eager to give it another go with perhaps better resources.
Question is; Would YOU go inside at night ???
