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15 April 21:13 pm

Reposted : "The Creaky Cauldron" - shared in remembrance to one amazing legend, Dave Matthews. You were one in a million and it was an absolute privilege to have known you. Thank you for all the amazing memories over the years my friend...Your passion, your support, your magic....you will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace xxx
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14 April 13:26 pm

"THE LOCK-UP" EVENT SUMMARY | 13.04.19

Last night the spirits at the Steelhouse Lane Lock-Up were made aware that anything they did maybe given as evidence! Muffled EVP's, equipment triggering on command, a strange anomaly on a photo, responses on the ouija board, were just a few of the moments of potential evidence given by the spirits at this old Victorian Custody Block in Central Birmingham. With so many things happening, it certainly was a busy Saturday nights investigation down at the Lock-up!

To read some of the main highlights, please head over to our blog..... www.hauntedevenings.co.uk/2019-blog/

On behalf of last nights team (Martyn, Sarah, Louise & Nat) Thank you to everyone who attended last nights investigation, we hope you enjoyed your time behind bars! ... See MoreSee Less

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Photos captured by guest Anthony Dawes last night at The Lock-Up show a strange transparent anomaly (zoomed in top right). Whilst we can't rule out a camera glitch, this photo was the 3rd of 5 taken in succession. Thanks Anthony for sending these across.

We got some taps in response to request on one of your voice recorders. It was recorded between 2230 and 2300 and was file number 18 on the recorder. I have a poorer quality copy recorded on my phone from playback of your recorder but you can still clearly hear these taps. It was in the kitchen/rest room on top floor. Nobody else was near and the noise came from the table in the room.

On arrival I picked up on a Martin by the stairs near B20, then a Desmond who was cowering under the bed in B23. Edie, a woman who can be best described as a vagrant came to me in the holding area. And a Mick Beattie in the interview room.

Really enjoyed my first ghost hunt, I just wish we could have stayed a little longer

Hi nat this my sprite box in t17 from last night as it is more quiet now from 1:30 to 1:40 you can hear a loud bang i was not moving at the time and from 2:30 to 2:40 the can hear a woman scream can you please have a listen to it i would like to know what you think thanks for a great night

Another great night of ghost hunting x

Really enjoyed my first investigation. Thanks 🙂 xx

Really must pay a visit here with you all again soon.

really good night,thank you

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13 April 12:11 pm

GRESLEY OLD HALL EVENT SUMMARY | 12.04.19

"Hey honey we're home!!" Ok ok not quite! but as we're at Gresley Old Hall pretty much every other month, this dilapidated Manor sure feels like a second home sometimes (albeit one that needs fully renovating and certainly doesn't always feel comfortable!).

This 16th Century building is sited next to, and makes up part of, a local community centre and other than the downstairs reception room, isn't in anyway habitable these days. Crumbling plaster and bodged boarded floors on it's upper levels makes this an incredible location to investigate just on appearances alone, that's without it's known paranormal activity.

We've always felt privileged to spend time in this old place over the years and have yet to walk away with nothing to report on. Last night, albeit quieter in parts, provided guests overall with some really interesting experiences, from one guest feeling he was touched, to equipment triggering and connections made during traditional vigils. Shadows were sensed and a door banged shut of its own accord. Yup! Good Old Gresley did not let us down!

To read a full breakdown of what we experienced, please head over to our blog...

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

All in all another interesting little investigation with some pretty cool moments experienced along the way!.
On behalf of the team Jonathan, Sarah, Gaynor and Nat, thank you to everyone who joined us last night and got involved with the vigils, it was a pleasure to meet you all. ... See MoreSee Less

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Had an amazing time last night. Thank you to all the team for making it an amazing first time ghost hunt. Can’t wait to do another!!! X

Wasn't what we were expecting, definitely be back for a different venue! X

Had a spooky time last night,thankyou! Would definitely come along again! x

It was a fab night, I'll definitely be back!! Thanks guys!!! Xx

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7 April 16:45 pm

THACKRAY MUSEUM EVENT SUMMARY | 06.04.19

If you're into imposing Victorian buildings then you would have felt right at home with Haunted Evenings last night as we returned to the Leeds former Workhouse (opened in 1861) now known as the award winning Thackray Museum. As your jaw can't help but drop at the sight of this grade II listed building, the grand entrance and staircase gives those that enter an instant sense of the history that is encased within its walls ....this building is quite simply a magnet for paranormal investigators!

Last night guests were certainly all up for the challenge of discovering what paranormal activity this magnificent building had to offer and were soon split down into small groups to investigate all corners of this former workhouse and hospital.

Results from the evening certainly indicate that activity was experienced in all areas with some fascinating similarities amongst the groups (unbeknownst to anyone at the time). The name Peter it seems was picked up independently by 2 groups (one via an EVP, the other sensed by a guest), cold spots (and I mean cold spots!) were felt by 3 groups during human pendulum experiments that could not be debunked and during 2 ouija board sessions, one group were constantly being given the confusing message "6A-6A" and another group later in the evening were given "6F-6F"!! K2's were going off in response to questions asked to spirit in the "street" area with a voice over the spirit box believed to be saying "help me" which, on analysing voice recordings, was also captured by the same group!

On listening back to all EVP's today it appears we are spoiled for choice! With some amazing captures, there are just too many to upload so here is a list of them all - "help me", "All of them", "Help Nobody", "Nobody Can", "listen (to) the heartbeat", "Peter", "help me get out of here", "The women let me go" We've uploaded a couple of them up onto our blog page, have a listen!

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

Thank you from last nights team Nat, Neil, Rob and Jennifer to all who attended last nights investigation, you gave it your all from start to finish and were an absolute delight to investigate alongside. ... See MoreSee Less

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Thanks for a great night. Just to mention, on the way out, one of the security guards told me that when I went off on my own at the end, on the camera she saw a large orb come right up to my face in one of the upstairs rooms!

Thank you Haunted Evenings team for an amazing night can’t wait to book again 👍

Barry John Jones this the place I booked through last time x

Fantastic night from Julie Wolverton and Jeremy Parker

Su Driver

Voodoo Jones

Juliet Clark-johnson Dawn Chandler Ben MoonUnit Overton Michelle Jenkinson

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7 April 13:11 pm

THE VILLAGE EVENT SUMMARY | 05.04.19

An old 18th Century slaughterhouse in Mansfield was our base for Haunted Evenings on Friday night, known today as "The Village". This Grade II listed building, which went on to be a nightclub, still has traces of the old nightclub stairs accompanied with an old bar area. Add into the mix the mind tripping maze of tyres, stud walls, artificial grass and an escape room that now makes up its current use as a laser tag center, this has to be one of the most unexpected places to investigate for any who enter! Nevertheless, looks sure can be deceiving and having now investigated the Village 3 times, this incredibly dark and undeniably dense atmospheric place, once again paranormally delivered!

Friday nights investigation involved small groups splitting off into 4 different areas, taking part in a variety of traditional and equipment based vigils. Both methods attracted the unexplainable, with groups reporting back various activity after each session. Shadows were seen and felt in one area, personal connections were experienced during human pendulums, dowsing rods and the ouija board in another. Movement was detected on an unattended piano down in the main nightclub area, as well as REMPOD action in 2 separate areas. Class A EVP's were also captured, one being the name Christopher that was independently picked up on by two separate groups. Amazing!

To read more about the main highlights and to listen in to a couple of the spirit voice recordings captured (one that says "help me get out of here" and another that says the name "Christopher") please head over to our blog page...

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

From Friday's team Nat, Helen, Jenna and Neil, Thanks to all those who attended on Friday and sorry this review is almost a day late, listening in to the recordings took a little longer than anticipated! ... See MoreSee Less

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Great night and location with super guests and a top team. Totally loved it!

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31 March 10:54 am

ST GEORGES HALL EVENT SUMMARY | 30.03.19

Just a quick status for now to say thank you to all those who attended last nights event at an old favourite haunt of ours in Liverpool, St George's Hall.

From exploring the dark catacombs (pictured) to conducting experiments in the courtroom and cells area, evidence came forward in all areas as the night went on, shadows, EVP's and spikes on our equipment to name just a few. We shall pop up a full review over on our blog, including any clear EVP'S, later once we get home!

Thanks again everyone and BIG thank you to last nights team Jo, Joe, Neil, Les and Adam! - Nat 👻 ... See MoreSee Less

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30 March 12:25 pm

ORDSALL HALL EVENT REVIEW | 29.03.19

Dating back over 750 years, the site of Ordsall Hall, a magnificient Manor house that is now strangely shrouded in modern suburbia, was last nights Haunted Evenings home and a 3rd visit for H.E. Guests had the opportunity to investigate the stunning Great hall, attic space, kitchen and former bedrooms, which predate the 15th Century.

Highlights :

Cold spots (in this very warm location) were detected in random parts of the upper master bedroom with K2's also triggering on command. EVP's backed up that feeling of not being alone with one partly clear voice recording capturing the sentence "in the bedroom" (recording below) and 2 consecutive recordings suggesting we "get back".

In the lower ground (now) bedroom area, dowsing rods for one group detected a male presence who reacted more so with the females in the group (believed to be (Sir) John) and who took a particular shine to one of the ladies!

In the kitchen area a strange figure was mapped out on our laptops SLS camera which again suggested the group were not alone, EMF meters also triggered in this area.

The great hall was where we conducted human pendulums, with all groups experiencing some level of activity. A male spirit called Edward, believed to be a Scottish soldier, was particularly strong for one group and for another, a man in robes (religious) was sensed. On enquiring afterwards with Ordsall Hall staff, the hall was once used as a religious training centre.

Up in the attic, for most of the evening at least, the level of activity was fairly low other than an initial "welcome" heard clearly on playback from one of our recorders (listen in to the recording below). However, group 3 had a phenomenal ouija session with a little spirit girl being detected. A feeling of sadness came over for some of the guests as the child communicated through yes/no and K2 meter responses. Through questioning, it was established that she wished to be reunited with her mother. As the spirit was encouraged to cross over, a K2 and Rempod surged with energy before the atmosphere changed back to normal once she had crossed. An emotional way for some to end their night at Ordsall Hall.

With cracking guests in all groups willing to take part in each experiment, last nights Haunted Evening was an absolute pleasure to be apart of, so thank you all for your enthusiasm and patience which truly helped get the results from last nights paranormal investigation.

A shout out too to team members Rob, Jenn, Neil, Joe and Martyn for your hardwork last night - Thanks guys! - Nat. ... See MoreSee Less

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EVP captured in the attic at Ordsall Hall which says "welcome"

EVP captured in the upper bedroom at Ordsall Hall which says "in the bedroom"

It was great to work with so many positive and enthusiastic people! Thanks for making it a great investigation!

Had such a fab night, thanks to all the team and staff at Ordsall Hall!

What a good night this was !! Great team of people thank you !!

Had such a great first haunted evening night. Thanks to all, we will be booking another soon 👍🏻

A fantastic night run by great friendly people. Carrie and I really enjoyed the evening. Will definitely do more adventures with Haunted Evenings. 👍🏼👍🏼

Mark Talbot looks like a good one 👍

Looks fantastic

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16 March 21:45 pm

JEDBURGH CASTLE JAIL | 16.03.19

Our first Scottish weekend of 2019 ended with a truly memorable return visit to Jedburgh Castle Jail, an imposing town jail that once served as a prison for adults and children up until 1868.

Once inside, guests had access to the main museum building (old Governors House) and all 3 prison blocks (one of which is out of bounds during the day and has been left in a real state of abandonment!).

Activity occurred from start to finish during both equipment and traditional experiments however the strongest evidence came in the form of EVP's (electronic voice phenomenon) that kept all of us captivated throughout the investigation. So many to mention but a few we have reviewed so far are a "help me escape", "prisoner" and a fascinating "can you help him" that was captured twice on 2 consecutive recordings during a call out on the ground floor cell block 2. (Listen in below (posted within the comments!).

Sorry for the quick review but our long journey home is imminent! From all of the team, thank you to every single guest who truly made last nights investigation one we will remember for a long time, you were all fantastic! ... See MoreSee Less

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EVP "Can you help him" (captured on the ground floor, middle cell block)

Qas a very fishhhy night lol bit great at same time and with great people. Hope to see use all again , stephen 👻✌✌

It was a fishhhhy night but great time with great people. Hope to c us all again. Stephen

this sounds so cool - as a visitor/tourist that does not drive while in UK - how would one get to your outings or haunted evenings......

Was a fab night Nat, see you in August at Inverararary 🤣 xx

Thanks to all the Team for a fantastic Evening. Still have a sceptic, but need to attend a few more to convert. :)

Who else seen this guy almost sh. t myself when I checked my pics when I got home 😊 xx

It was amazing

😂🐬😂

All I can say about tonight is "Fish".Great night.

Looks a fantastic location Nat, shame it's a bit too far for me...

Lee Allen

Stephen Peaston FISH

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10 March 19:16 pm

FORT PAULL GHOST HUNT | 09.03.19

Concluding our weekend in Hull, the team headed to Fort Paull which was built in 1861 and during it's time, served as a central ammunitions store during WWI. Now home to the last remaining Blackburn Beverley (transport plane), guests had the chance to investigate several pockets of this large outdoor site, including spending time inside the plane and an old Berliner train carriage!

During the evening, activity was experienced of varying degrees of intensity in all areas, the highlights of which can be read over on our blog page, including an EVP captured in the train carriage!.

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

Whilst the plummeting temperatures challenged everyone's energy levels, Fort Paull certainly offered up activity to the "bitter" end!

Thank you to all that attended last nights investigation and got stuck in to the various experiments and thank you to the weekends team - Jo, Helen and Andy. Nat ... See MoreSee Less

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Amazing night and fab location. Loved it, the guests and meeting my HE team mates, as ever. Here's to the next one!

Looks incredible guys

I second that Helen. Such an amazing site to be able to explore. Xx

Dave Smith

Awesome pic!

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9 March 17:08 pm

39 DE GREY STREET | 08.03.19

Our second visit to "The Hostel" this year took place on Friday night and kick started our weekend of investigating in Hull!

Guests were split down into 2 groups to start the evening conducting ouija board experiments up in the attic and downstairs in the living room. For one group in the attic, a male spirit called Rod came forward and for the other group, a more unsavoury female spirit (who has come forward on a previous investigation) joined the board during their time in the attic. Interestingly, both groups independently sensed the presence of a child down in the sitting room with one guest seeing her silhouette peeping out from behind a chair.

During freetime, 2 bedroom doors were knocked upon simultaneously, causing both sets of occupants to expect someone to walk through when it became apparent no one was there.

Grainy EVP's were picked up via voice recorders throughout the evening but most were sadly unclear other than one which says "Happy Birthday" and another that stated "say something".

Thanks to everyone who attended the investigation. We really really enjoyed it! ... See MoreSee Less