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Galleries of Justice Museum Ghost Hunt | Nottingham

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Date:Saturday 17th November 2018

Price: £49.00

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Location: Galleries of Justice Museum, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
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Ghost Hunts Shrewsbury Prison Jail | Shropshire | Saturday 8th December 2018

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Date:Saturday 8th December 2018

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Location: Shrewsbury Prison, Shropshire, West Midlands
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Ghost Hunt Brighton Old Police Cells Museum | Saturday 16th February 2019

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Date:Saturday 16th February 2019

Price: £45.00

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Location: Old Police Cells Museum, Brighton, West Sussex
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Ghost Hunt Jedburgh Castle Jail and Museum | Borders | Scotland

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Date:Saturday 16th March 2019

Price: £49.00

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Location: Jedburgh Castle, Scottish Borders, Scotland
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Ghost Hunt St Georges Hall | Liverpool

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Date:Saturday 30th March 2019

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Location: St George's Hall, Liverpool, North West Region
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“The Lock Up” Ghost Hunt Steelhouse Lane | Birmingham – Saturday 13th April 2019

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Date:Saturday 13th April 2019

Price: £40.00

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Location: JUST RELEASED! The Lock Up, Steelhouse Lane Birmingham, West Midlands
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Ghost Hunt Leeds Town Hall | Yorkshire

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Date:Saturday 25th May 2019

Price: £49.00

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Location: JUST ANNOUNCED! Leeds Town Hall, Leeds, Yorkshire

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17 November 13:49 pm

Smethwick Baths | 16.11.18

Last night, team and guests sweated it out at a unique West Midlands location, Smethwick Baths. Unique in the sense that whilst this may be a far cry from the oldest building ever to be investigated, the history packed into this place is some what surprising, with a temporary morgue and air raid shelter beneath the Art Deco pool area, this place lends itself nicely to an overnight investigation.

As standard, guests were split down into groups to take it in turns to investigate the several areas on offer and as the night went on groups returned from each experiment with some experiences to share....

Down in the tunnels, guests had the opportunity to conduct their own investigations with an abundance of equipment. Whilst little was picked up via spirit boxes, 2 groups, independent of each other, experienced a chain move at the same time as a Rempod was triggered. Some reported feeling sick in the morgue area and for one group, 3 k2’s flashed up to red outside the morgue in different places, an indication of a strong shift in energy. For another group, k2’s spiked to Amber (half way) in response to team member Rob playing a WW2 air raid siren sound. Music by Vera Lynn also appeared to prompt a reaction with our K2 meters with some guests also reporting cold spots, which, for an enclosed area that felt like the tropics, was unusual!!

Upstairs most (but sadly not all) groups had something occur during their ouija board session, for some, the information was little more than random letters, for another group, the name Billy (or William) came through, as well as a prostitute named May.

Our third main vigil was held in the Sauna and upstairs observation area, along with the female Haunted toilet where a few guests reported feeling uncomfortable, with one leaving due to feeling sick (which subsided after leaving the area). During a human pendulum in the Sauna area, a Male spirit came forward who indicated, through questioning, that he had passed away due to small-pox. For another group another Male was sensed called Gordon. Some guests picked up energy through dowsing rods and there’s certainly areas of the observation seating area that effect the dowsing rods more than others.

Thank you to every single guest investigator last night for taking part in all the experiments and please feel free to add any further happenings / photos in the comments below.

Thanks also to last nights crew for helping bring the energy forward, the venue staff for getting stuck in and a special big thank you to team member Andy who is also the locations Manager and clearly works hard to help bring this old building to “life”! ... See MoreSee Less

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Have always enjoyed this location, it's a fascinating place and it's only 5 minutes away from home!!

Haunted Evenings

11 November 11:55 am

Niddry Street Vaults | 09.11.18

What a great start to our Edinburgh’s weekend of investigations!!. The Vaults were quite a “vocal” place on Friday! - a groan was heard at the start of the night by team members during the pre-event walk around, Sensitive team member Neil reported visualising monks/ men in brown cloaks at the same time as the groan.. Later on during the investigation, a whisper was heard as well as a whistle, a female whimpering and a thud, none could be accounted for.

Ouija sessions - a Claud (20) Trader was connected with, in one of the middle vaults, who was working there to support his family. A 5 year old called Dereck also came through as well as a Camille.

During free time a handful of guests chose to conduct a final ouija session in the dark, during which time a couple of guests reported seeing unusual shadows / movements.
A white figure was seen by one guest which a team member also verified seeing walk through a wall.

Handheld Equipment - a fascinating vigil took place in one vault where our EDI devices were picking up changes in EMF and the spirit appeared to communicate by setting lights off on command.

We had a cracking first evenings investigation at this infamous Edinburgh haunted hotspot overall!, so a massive thank you to everyone who came and made this investigation such a thorough one. Thanks to team members Neil, Jo and Sarah - Nat

Our next stop was Mary Kings Close... write up to be posted up this evening!... ... See MoreSee Less

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Fab location and a cracking weekend!! Edinburgh really is a special place! Xx

Noreen Tinsley, Mand Baillie, next time!

Jimmy Quinn we definitely need to return to Edinburgh xxx

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21 October 15:57 pm

Thackray Museum | 20.10.18

Our return visit last night to this old Leeds Workhouse had some amazing moments of spirit validation as guests worked their way around the building taking part in a variety of vigils.

Downstairs most activity occurred during controlled trigger experiments. Initially for one group the spirit box appeared to be tapping out morse code and as the group moved area, similar taps came through via a REMPOD, believed to be a spirit called Michael who had military connections.

During an energy circle, 2 guests both experienced a strong sudden sense of feeling sick and had to step back from the vigil. Neither guest had met each other before and both felt fine once they’d stepped out of the experiment. A further human pendulum downstairs brought forward a spirit who was believed to be a 30 year old supervisor. Significant cold spots were also felt during this vigil.

For one group the Ouija board took some time to get going but eventually turned into a personal and emotional experience. For another group the ouija experiment connected with a 5 year old boy named Jonathan, date given was 1925. Crew member Neil saw a vision of Jon and his description was later confirmed by Thackray staff as being a spirit seen often by visitors. Amazing!

So many accounts of activity to report them all but one highlight was a Class A EVP which when asked “Can you tell us what this building was used for?” Replied “HOS-PI-TAL”

All in all a fascinating investigation overall so thank you to all the guests who got stuck in to the various vigils planned around this historic building.
We’ll be back again next April for a further investigation before the museum closes for a refurbishment so if you fancy joining us please head over to our website for more details!

Thanks to team members Treena, Jenna, Neil, Jennifer and Rob for your hardwork last night at Thackray! ... See MoreSee Less

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Awesome EVP!!!!

We went on Saturday and had the most amazing night.

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21 October 15:50 pm

Lancaster Castle | 20.10.18

A firm location favourite of Haunted Evenings, last nights investigation at Lancaster Castle was the fourth and (sadly) final visit of the year. What a cracking grand finale though we must say! Here’s a summary of just some of last nights results!...

A-Wing : The largest of the former HMP Prison blocks here at Lancaster Castle, guests loaded themselves up with an array of equipment to head off on their own to investigate the many cells left eerily empty. Although somewhat a “needle in a haystack” scenario, some guests physically sensed shifts in energy in some of the cells, with K2’s spiking for others. A very unusual (indecipherable) and damn right creepy EVP was captured in one of the larger rooms and later on a “get out” was captured on our voice recorders.

C-Wing : The former female prison block is proving consistently to be one of the more active areas of the Castle, in particular, an end cell on the ground floor which we have on numerous previous investigations, experienced very intense activity. Whilst no two nights are usually the same, this can’t be said for the C-Wing and strong unexplainable surges in energy were once again detected during all 3 vigils conducted last night as has been the case on previous events. What was truly mind blowing was witnessing the strongest surge on our K2’s happen in immediate response to mentioning a certain incident, strengthening previous evidence gathered here. Amazing!

B-Wing : With restricted access to just the ground floor of this former block, some guests headed over to investigate the old laundry area. A human pendulum picked up on the presence of a child spirit who preferred the company of our Male guests!

Castle Keep : Dowsing rods responded uniquely for one group of guests who headed to the old medieval cells. Whilst the women of the group were getting clear responses in one cell, the men weren’t so lucky in theirs! Interestingly after swapping cells, the men in the group were then able to pick up responses whilst the women could not, proving no such gender divide existed, more so the energy was contained within one cell.

Execution Yard : Human Pendulum experiments were conducted outside in the yard and whilst little happened for one group, 2 further groups experienced communications from former inmates, a Scottish Male spirit for one group and a former Debtor for another who only effected the Male guests.

Governors Rooms : Traditional vigils were conducted up in the old state rooms with a personal connection made for one group.

Lancaster Castle is a phenomenal location historically and continues to provide us with activity in all techniques we apply here (traditional and equipment based). Although renovations are due to start in early 2019 we hope to be back later on next year.

Thanks (from Nat, Andy and Sarah) to all guests who got immersed in the vigils and made our final visit to Lancaster in 2018 such a memorable one. ... See MoreSee Less