Sydney: Haunted Jail of Darlinghust

The Darlinghust Jail is one of Sydney's icons and prime examples of sandstone architecture. Convict designed, convict built, a gallows for the most mysterious outlaws of Australia, some, such as Captain Moonlite, were considered virually supernatural.

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[MrOneyoung]

i went on the rocks ghost tour in sydney and i took photos in the windown of the huanted house and im too scared to look at the photos

[saintfletcher]

@MrOneyoung I'd like to see that

[Beautiful2219]

Try & film it at night and see if it haunted!!

[saintfletcher]

@Beautiful2219 I wish I had the time. haha

[sacopenapa]

The NAS is haunted by the untalent people of their drawing department.

[saintfletcher]

@sacopenapa Haha, I'll have to take your word for that.

[nomesbirdy]

That's my sisters school

[Serielle]

OMG !! I went to uni (COFA) right opposite this for years and had no idea !! lol !!

[saintfletcher]

I also know another grand nephew of Andrew George Scott who still lives in Surry Hills. You can find "The Moonlite Papers" in the Mitchel Library, in Macquarie Street, Sydney. The book is a biography of Captain Moonlite and his boyfriend, James Nesbit. There is no doubt that they were lovers. Nesbit died in the Gunfire near Gundagai, in Moonlite's arms, as Moonlight sobbed into his lover's death. His gang were not homosexual, Rogan and the youngest, 12, were not homosexual to my knowledge.