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13 October 13:54 pm

PETERBOROUGH MUSEUM REVIEW | 12.10.19

Last nights Haunted Evening has rocketed Peterborough Museum into my personal top 3 favourite places to investigate, possibly even making the top spot!

If you know very little about this place, in a nutshell, it's a large imposing Georgian building that once served as Peterborough's first hospital and comes complete with original operating theatre, large ward sized rooms spread over 3 floors, old kitchen and a rather impressive set of underground Vaults that, at one time, served as the hospitals mortuary. It is down in the Vaults that this review will particularly focus on but activity occurred throughout the building, certainly living up to its claim of being Peterborough's most haunted building!

So what were some of the highlights?
Movement devices triggering on command down in the vaults. "Get Out" evps and a class A EVP stating "he won't let me" when we asked for their name. A motion sensor music box playing music on command, people feeling pushed and emotionally agitated, a loud clear knock on a coffin on command. EMF meters triggering simultaneously. Personal connections made during a human pendulum, a strong male character followed one group, whilst a spirit who liked the ladies came forward during 2 other vigils. So many moments!

To read the full review of what evidence was captured just down in the Priestgate Vaults, including that absolute gem of a class A EVP, please click on the blog link below :

www.hauntedevenings.co.uk/2019-blog/

Thank you to all guests who took part in last nights Haunted Evening and if you fancy joining us at this amazing location, we have a few spaces left for our return visit next month! ... See MoreSee Less

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thanks for a really interesting night, great place, would love to do Kelvedon Hatch next year!

Had a really good experience here really enjoyed it thank you x

Thanks again for a great night Nat. We have investigated this place twice now and definitely want more.

Sounds a fantastic place Nat, I'll see if I can make a point of visiting sometime next year.

Loved it here Nat Wilson need to visit this location again x

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12 October 09:04 am

39 De Grey Street "The Hostel" Event Review | 11.10.19

Exciting times last night as we were the very first team to investigate a new building to the rear area of 39 De Grey Street - An old workshop once believed to have been used as a make shift morgue during WWII and possible site of a previous church. Andy the owner has now created the "Sutton Manor Room" within this old outbuilding (made up of original furniture from local Sutton Manor) so there's certainly a lot be unearthed, energy wise!

Besides entering unchartered waters, highlights from the night include;
Coffin room - a Class A EVP saying "I don't want any" when we ask if they want help (listen in here www.instagram.com/p/B3grfq2l63s/?igshid=1k0chfz9gt94m) and people being touched / effected during a human pendulum.

Outbuilding (Sutton Manor Room) - Vibe pod being triggered on command and cold spots felt. 2 "help" evps captured simultaneously via voice recorders.

Thank you to all guests who welcomed the challenge of investigating the new and old areas and to venue owner Andy for being our guest investigator all evening.

We'll be back to 39 De Grey Street on Friday 13th December to continue our investigations into the unknown and to see what else we can experience in the old warehouse. For last minute places, please check out the link below :

www.hauntedevenings.co.uk/product/ghost-hunt-39-de-grey-street-the-hostel-ghost-hunt-hull-friday-... ... See MoreSee Less

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6 October 01:15 am

OXFORD CASTLE REVIEW | 05.10.19

Last night Haunted Evenings unlocked the doors to the infamous Oxford Castle which predominantly served as Oxfords local prison from 1785 until it's closure in 1996. Guests had the challenge of investigating the Grade I listed Norman keep known as St Georges Tower, Crypt and remaining prison block with its many cells and debtors rooms.

So what happened during our return trip to this former prison?

Main cells / Crypt : Footsteps were heard clearly on 2 separate occasions down underneath the main prison block in the old Crypt. A possible shadow was sighted as well as guests hearing breaths and being touched by an unknown hand.
Upstairs in the main block a clear EVP was captured in the debtors area saying "Help Me" listen in here.

www.instagram.com/p/B3QZIY3B4O6/?igshid=cawwjxr3sxk6

A further EVP captured during a guests call out in one of the cells we believe says (with a female voice) "just want to say hello"

Upstairs : 4 guests all felt pressure or pain in their shoulders simultaniously during an energy circle as well as a cabinet close by being knocked. A trigger bear lit up detecting a shift in energy as well as a guest sensing her arms being raised by spirit. In a further vigil, guests felt strange back pains/labour pains as well as sighting a shadow in the doorway.

St Georges Tower : A personal connection was made during one ouija board session whilst a human pendulum detected a female who had been hanged. A further more muffled "help me" was picked up via an EVP session.
A final ouija session showed surges on the k2 action that coincided with glass movement.

Names sensed on the night include Tom, Derrick, Anne/Amy

On behalf of the team, thank you to all those who took an active part in bringing the energy forward at this fascinating location. ... See MoreSee Less

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Hayden Reeve this is the page, it's good have a look x

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5 October 13:43 pm

Stuck for Halloween events? We have late availability on our Friday 25th October event at "The Village" Mansfield. Explore this former nightclub and old slaugher house and kick start your Halloween week trick or treating your way! (it's not all about the kids!)

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I'm booking it hun for 5 just getting there payments in hunni xx

Dammit!! I'm in work on the Saturday morning..😕😕

Rachael Froggatt, Peter Bowbanks Scott Needham this is the place 🤩🤩

29 September 13:04 pm

WOODCHESTER MANSION REVIEW | 28.09.19

After being snowed off (like a scene from Narnia) back in February, our rescheduled event at Woodchester Mansion last night was met with a constant downpour of "wet" rain, pretty much on cue as we met at the meeting point! Undeterred, guests descended on this unique and mysterious 1850's mansion that sits eerily abandoned at the end of a bumpy and woodlined track. It's hard to describe how imposing this building is as it comes into view, let alone when the heavens have opened! This part completed Mansion is like no other and last night it was a privilege to call it "home".

So what did we all experience once we stepped inside this incredible location? Knocks, cold spots, voices and the feeling of unwell were just some of the moments reported on the night.

The cellar was a strange place to be, with an intense feel in one particular vaulted area. The name John was picked up here during a trigger vigil at the start of the investigation where spirit voices appeared louder and the vibe pod was being triggered. One of the guests (John) felt someone was stood behind him, with a real sense of unease. A voice captured suggested we were to "leave" and guests reported feeling sick with team member Louise needing to take time out after due to feeling high levels of unusual sickness. During a later vigil, an unexplainable knock was heard in the end cellar room that could not be replicated nor debunked.

The spirit name John was also sensed in an upper room during a Human Pendulum, believed to possibly be a 27 Canadian Soldier who left one of the guests feeling emotional. Cold spots were felt during this vigil.

A personal connection occurred during another human pendulum and during a ouija session, the name Lucy and Rob were both picked up on. Further possible names detected during the investigation were Thomas and Edward.

With so many areas to investigate, even with allocated lone vigil time, its fair to say that a 3.30am finish did not afford us the time really needed to cover every single room, the Mansion is simply huge!. With 3 investigations now completed at Woodchester Mansion, it will be interesting to conduct experiments elsewhere when we next visit (its a given that we will), Woodchester Mansion is certainly a fascinating location and one we can highly recommend!

Many thanks to all guests who ventured out in the blustery wet conditions and got stuck in to the investigation! We hope you all got home safely. ... See MoreSee Less

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Absolutely brilliant night. Thanks to the wonderful humans who helped with showing John the soldier the light and moving on from being trapped for over 70 years at the mansion I would like to think that the handful of individuals were able to show John the path he needed to find. A truly fantastic place to visit. Thank you Haunted Evenings for a brilliant night ☺️

What a night, didn’t think for one minute that we would experience everything we did, totally amazing, thanks everyone 👏🏻👍🏻

Haunted Evenings was live.

27 September 21:07 pm

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What a Brilliant evening, we are still talking about it ! Defo see you guys again 👍🏻

Hi Guys xx

Have a good night x

Hello folks

21 September 13:17 pm

DRAKELOW TUNNELS EVENT REVIEW | 20.09.19

Whatever the weather, a visit to Drakelow Tunnels will always leave you huddled together, either through fear of the unknown or due to its own chilling climate (or both!). Last nights event saw guests enter the cold dark densely atmospheric tunnels that once formed part of the WWII Rover Factory. Their mission; to conduct an overnight investigation in as many of the 3.5 miles worth of tunnels as they could explore!. A busy night ensued, so what were some of the highlights?

To read the full lowdown, please check out our blog:

www.hauntedevenings.co.uk/2019-blog/

All in all, having gathered together the accounts from all team members at the end of the night, last nights investigation reveals an intriguing similarity across all the 3 teams with all groups experiencing results of a more traditional and visual nature.

A huge thank you to all those who braved the darkness of these disorientating tunnels and kept their energy levels going despite the plummeting temperatures, you were all such a fab bunch to investigate alongside, thank you once again! ... See MoreSee Less

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Group Guest photo to follow

@Nat I mentioned in the last vigil we did when I seemed to get effected - here’s the screenshot when my heart rate dropped to 34 bpm (which is the lowest its ever been) when I was getting ‘angry’....and didn’t like it when you wanted the lights to come on? I felt very weird!

Thanks for a fab night!! Very interesting the cold was definitely worth it! 🙂 Nicola Link

A really good night - thanks to everyone we worked with for being so great!

I tried my hardest to keep myself going, purely because I'd been up since 5 in the morning!! Glad to have been a part of it Nat, and enjoy the can of Monster I left you in the box!

Thank you for another amazing evening. See you soon!!! X

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15 September 13:52 pm

SHEFFIELD EMERGENCY SERVICES MUSEUM | 14.09.19

Last night the team returned to a cracking venue we first investigated in January of this year. With so much activity last time, it was surely going to be a tall order to expect another equally good measure of paranormal paradise? But what can we say, Sheffield's Emergency Services Museum raised the bar and left us all in a spin! ...This Victorian Fire & Police Station was "on fire" evidence wise, with some real moments of "wooahh"!

With so much to report on (EVP's to seive through and guest and team accounts to piece together) this may take some time to compile inorder to do last nights investigation justice but as a teaser, one of the highlights was capturing an EVP stating "Robert Henry" during a human pendulum, whose mugshot we later went on to discover was hanging up on the wall in one of the police cells he didn't want us to go into! Listen here!....

www.instagram.com/p/B2bpAaAlxXK/?igshid=1qcnv6sy0gjhm

Full review is now up on the blog page... www.hauntedevenings.co.uk/2019-blog/

Thank you to all last nights guests who fully got stuck in to investigating this incredible building. To Mick and Dale (musuem volunteers) who made us all feel incredibly welcome and to last nights team. We shall be back to this location in 2020, we'd be silly not to, it was mindblowing! ... See MoreSee Less

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Full review now up on the blog page....https://www.hauntedevenings.co.uk/2019-blog/

Sounds amazing!!! Can't wait to see the full report! xx

Will definitely be booking with you again really enjoyed this event xx

Had an amazing night, thank you so much Haunted Evenings team. So much activity. Xx

Really must visit there sometime, just to see that beautiful Rover!!

It was my first time on one of these ghost hunt events and what an awesome night it was loads of activity. Will definitely be booking for another one soon won’t we Diane Teolis ☺️

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