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Falstaffs
(Tudor World)
Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire
Friday 30th October 2026
£55
Good for:
- those interested in tudor history
- anyone interested in the paranormal
- those who don't scare easily!
Bakewell Old House Museum
Bakewell, Derbyshire
31st October 2026
£59
Good for:
- those interested in Tudor history
- anyone interested in the paranormal
- first time investigators or experienced ghost hunters
Mill Street Barracks
St Helens, Merseyside
Saturday 7th November 2026
£39
Good for:
- those interested in UK military history
- anyone interested in the paranormal
- those who don't scare easily!
- this venue has a cellar that used to be a mortuary....
Etruria Hall
Staffordshire
Saturday 30th January 2027
£30
- those interested in local history
- anyone interested in the paranormal
- first time investigators or experienced ghost hunters
- explore over four floors, including the eerie cellar!
- free parking on site
- lifts to all floors except the cellar
Gresley Old Hall
Derbyshire
Dates TBC
£25
Good for:
- those interested in local history
- anyone interested in the paranormal
- first time investigators or experienced ghost hunters
- those enjoying working in smaller groups
- those prefering an earlier finish (midnight)
Hack Green Bunker
Cheshire
Winter dates TBC soon
Good for:
- those interested in military or Cold War history
- anyone interested in the paranormal
- first time investigators or experienced ghost hunters
- those who enjoy working in smaller groups
- those who do not mind working in some confined spaces
Mill Street Barracks
Built in 1861, Mill Street Barracks has served as an army base, drill hall, a hospital and a morgue.
During the early 20th century, the Barracks became the base for the 2nd Volunteer Battalion Prince of Wales' Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment). During each World War, it was used as a morgue for fallen soldiers and those killed during bombing raids over the UK.
After World War One, the Barracks was an isolation ward for patients with Tuberculosis. In 1940, The Barracks became the base for 61st Searchlight Regiment of the Royal Artillery (5th Battalion South Lancashire Regiment), and was decommissioned as a military unit in 1969.
The building still has a space which was used as a civilian air raid shelter during WW2, and holds stories of its role as a temporary morgue for civilians during the heavy air raids at that time. The cellar is known to be particularly active, and the building is renowned for being one of the most haunted buildings in the UK. It has featured on 'Paranormal Lockdown with Nick Groff'.
Join us to investigate this one-of-a-kind venue....if you dare!
Etruria Hall, Staffordshire
Situated in North Staffordshire, this Grade II listed house was once the home of Josiah Wedgwood. Built between 1768 - 1771, this stunning building has been a home, a workplace, a school, offices, and a conference centre during its existence.
Join us to explore every floor of this building, from the atmospheric top floor to the sinister cellars beneath.
Paranormal activity
The former home of Josiah Wedgwood and his family holds many ghostly tales. Reports of sightings and experiences include:
- sightings of ghostly figures in the attic corridors,
- unexplained feelings of unease throughout the building
- intelligent responses through the Estes experiment and on EVP recordings
- sudden temperature changes
- the sensation of being touched by unseen hands in the cellar
- having long hair pulled
- unexplained smells including perfume and foods
Join us as we investigate one of the most active sites in North Staffordshire.
Gresley Old Hall, Swadlingcote
Gresley Old Hall is a Grade II listed building, situated in Church Gresley, Swadlincote. The Hall was originally built in Tudor times, and remained throughout Georgian and Victorian periods, through to the current day. It was built in 1556 by Sir Christopher Alleyne.
Over time, the house has been sold and exchanged many times. It spent time as a farm, and gradually fell into decline until it was converted into tenements by 1895. In 1905, it was believed to have been divided into cottages. During the 1920s-1930s, further restoration was completed on the house, with stones used in the kitchen fireplace believed by some to be taken from the ruins of Gresley Priory.
It lay derelict for some time after that, and was purchased in 1953 by the National Coal Board, renovated and leased to the Miners’ Welfare Scheme. Renovations were completed in 1959.
Grisly Gresley
The attic floor or is believed to have been used for cock fighting, with spectators travelling to watch the now illegal activity.
There are stories of children who were abandoned in the building to fend for themselves, and tales of a man who was stabbed to death on a landing. The souls of three children who died in a fire on the site are reputed to remain in the house, following their deaths caused by a maid falling asleep and not attending to the fire. Signs of fire damage can still be seen today.
Paranormal activity
Stories of activity in this ancient building include:
- a Victorian maid terrorising people who venture upstairs alone
- objects moving on their own
- lights switching on or off on their own
- the sounds of children running up and down the staircase
- sudden drops in temperature
- disembodied voices
Join us for an exciting exploration into the history of those who have lived and died at this beautiful old building.
Tudor World (Falstaffs)
The Falstaff building is a medieval timber-framed building in Stratford upon Avon. It is believed to be the town's oldest lived-in house, dating back to the 16th Century.
William Shrieve, an archer for King Henry VIII, was the first recorded person to live in the house. in the 16th Century, the building became an Inn, owned by William Rodgers, who was believed to be the inspiration for Shakespeare's character, Falstaff.
During the 17th Century, soldiers wounded at the battle of Edgehill in the Civil War were brought back to the building. The building has withstood Plague, Civil War, and two fires.
Paranormal Activity
The building is reputed to have many spirits within, including:
- a 16th century archer,
- an 18th century murderer,
- a pickpocket from the days of the tavern
- sightings of Civil War Soldiers,
- a mysterious and unnerving hooded figure who watches visitors from a distance
- the spirits of animals and children.
- many have reported feelings of fear, anguish and dread as they enter the building.
A fascinating place to visit by day, but as night approaches, the atmosphere changes to something far more eerie. Join us to explore the unknown in this unique historic building.
Ashbourne Town Hall
Ashbourne Town Hall is a beautiful Grade II listed building. It stands on the site of the Talbot Inn, a public house dating back to the 17th century. The Talbot Inn was mentioned in Izaak Walton's 'The Compleat Angler'.
The Town Hall was built in 1861, following an Italianate style and built from ashlar stone. Originally, it was intended to be a market hall, but following new facilities being offered elsewhere, the building became the Town Hall.
The Town Hall was the location for the town fire bell, raising the alarm and summoning help from the fire engine which was kept at a nearby Inn. Sadly, part of the mechanism fell from the bell during an alarm in November 1930, killing Mr Tom Fearn, who was working at the site.
Paranormal activity
many reports of ghostly happenings have been reported at this site including:
- doors slamming without explanation
- sightings of tall, dark figures throughout several rooms in the building and looking out of windows
- the sound of footsteps when nobody is walking, and the sound of disembodied voices
- laughter from unseen children
- sudden drops in temperature
- objects moving on their own throughout the building
Join us for an event to remember as we explore this fantastic location, looking for evidence of paranormal activity.
Bishton Hall, Staffordshire
Bishton Hall is a Georgian Mansion built around 1750. It stands on the site of previous buildings which were mentioned in the Domesday book of 1086.
Bishton Hall includes several key areas of activity such as the pet cemetery, servants' kitchen and the temple.
Paranormal activity
Some have reported the following activity:
- unsettled feelings in parts of the building,
- doors that open on their own,
- hearing footsteps,
- seeing ghostly figures believed to be a previous resident.
- dark mists,
- shutters that slam without being touched,
- voices of unseen children,
- cold spots.
Join us as we investigate this fascinating and historic building.
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