The story
Built in 1886 to isolate people with plague and later smallpox, tuberculosis and Spanish flu, the station saw an estimated 300-plus deaths. The last cremation in its crematorium, in 1943, was a smallpox victim, and legend says his ghost appears as orbs floating through the building.
Visitors. Now a recreation camp; heritage walking tours on scheduled Sundays.
Location note. Now Woodman Point Recreation Camp, south of Fremantle
Source. rac.com.au
This story is folklore told about a real place. It is not presented as documented fact.
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