Greyfriars Burial Ground was established in 1580 when the kirkyard of St John’s Kirk ran out of space for more graves. The site was chosen due to its long-established religious tradition. First off, this is easy to confuse with the notorious Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh, with its world-famous activity from within the Covenanter’s prison area. This specific one I speak of here is based in the City of Perth.
This is the full final cut video presentation, which includes opening information, spiritual impressions with Bryan Boyle, and finishes with a few possible spirit voice captures via the Echovox application.
Greyfriars Burial Ground was established in 1580, when the kirkyard of St John’s Kirk ran out of space for more graves. The site was chosen due to its long-established religious tradition.
Greyfriars Burial Ground was established in 
We have all heard of the hauntings in Edinburgh and we also know and attend many events in places such as Inveraray, Glasgow, Jedburgh and Aberdeen, but rarely do we hear much from the City of Perth, in terms of opportunities to seek out possible hauntings.
On the 24th October 2014, the city of Perth, in Scotland, will hold its first ever paranormal festival. 
Reputed to be one of the oldest hotels in Scotland, the Salutation Hotel has been welcoming guests since 1699.
On the return journey from Huntingtower Castle, in Perthshire, I decided to stop by a rather mysterious location. 
Once known as Weem Castle, this stunning location – which is nestled within the beautiful Scottish countryside of Highland Perthshire – is an ancestral seat of the Clan Menzies and thus, is now affectionately known as Castle Menzies.
As I stood in this area of Huntingtower Castle [photo left], I began to feel very cold. I soaked up the atmosphere, opened my mind to the possibilities and then…..I feel a sensation of icy coldness creeping up my arms, which then manifested as a pins and needles sensation.