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Considered the oldest house in southwestern Ontario, the Duff-Baby House was built in 1798 by Alexander Duff as a fur trading post, and was used as the headquarters of U.S. General Harrison during the War of 1812. Hear of former residents who seem reluctant to abandon their home, and continue to pay ghostly visits! The Duff-Baby House is part of 'The Walking Past' Ghost Tour, which invites you to explore the not-so-gone past and maybe even meet former residents of Windsor, Essex County & Pelee Island ... if you dare! The tour features haunts at historic residences and museums, a restored theatre, restaurants, and a cruise over to the ghosts of Pelee Island.