active and we contend it would be ideal for an overnight investigation.

Case 100905: Naval Museum, Victoria – investigators: Mike, Tom

The building housing the Naval Museum was once a hospital ward for sick officers in 1891 and used for treating soldiers in WW1. During the course of its ‘career’ with the navy, it has served as a residence for senior staff, as part of a training facility, and as a Francophone elementary school. In 1999, the museum celebrated its grand re-opening at its present location in Buildings 37 and 39, Naden. The bricks for the structure were brought around the Horn in a sailing vessel.

In early September, we received permission to investigate the museum. After we were given a tour we started our set up. We set up avideo camera in the army portion of the museum plus another video camera viewing down the main hallway. Once the cameras were in position we patrolled around the museum taking pictures with our digital cameras and checking our EMF meter. After an EVP session in the army portion of the museum we then changed the positions of the cameras. The new positions included a video camera in the Wardroom, and another in the coal room. We continued to patrol and do EVP sessions in the building. The final position for the video camera is in the Medal room on the far side of the museum and the Mascot room. our investigation was completed in three hours.

The initial results are inconclusive and we feel more investigations will be necessary