A software development company and the Corner Brook museum combine theatre and VR technology, to bring ghost stories to life

CBC Newfoundland Morning

Imagine you could take a step back in time and see an old Newfoundland ghost story come to life before your eyes. The Corner Brook Museum and Archives can get you very close. A software development company called DCXIX (pronounced "six nineteen") is doing virtual reality ghost stories. Visitors will take a tour of Corner Brook as it was a hundred years ago, as they ride the Mill Whistler street train and get the full experience. The CBC’s Amy Feehan spoke with Todd Hennessey, the Director of the Corner Brook Ghost Walk, and Chelsea O'Hara, CEO and Director of DCXIX.