Haunted North East England - Paranormal Events North East
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10pm - 3am SOLD OUT 0 places left
Friday 20/09/2019 - £
34 per person
Featured on TV’s Most haunted. It dates back to 1610 and was once used as a vicarage. It has a history of murder and is considered one of Britain’s most haunted inns. Violent poltergeist activity has been witnessed with items of furniture and glasses being thrown. People have heard scratching on the walls, constant knocking, old fashioned music, voices and walking on the stairs. Apparitions of a young girl and many dark figures have been seen. It also sits on land known for sightings of a headless horseman.
10pm - 3am SOLD OUT 0 places left
Saturday 28/09/2019 - £
36 per person
Built in 1867 to accommodate for most noble of guests. It was 1 of the largest hotels in the world with 365 rooms representing each day of the year. Todays visitors have commented on strange encounters & some have even left after witnessing items flying across their rooms & objects falling from walls, doors vigorously shaking & knocking with no one on the other side. Sounds of screaming, singing & laughter are heard & most commonly old fashioned music. Various apparitions are seen but none more so frequent than the lady wearing a long red dress.
Lanchester Community Centre (Durham)
Newbiggin Ln, Lanchester, Durham, County Durham, DH7 0PB
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10pm - 3am 17 places left
Friday 04/10/2019 - £
36 per person
A former school which dates back to 1875 has been host to some horrifying experiences since reopening as a community centre. Some have experienced a sense of dread with an awful feeling of being watched. People have been pushed or even scratched by something that they cannot see. Sounds of footsteps have been heard walking up and down and the apparition of a lady dressed in white has been seen in different parts of the building.
10pm - 3am 10 places left
Saturday 05/10/2019 - £
32 per person
Purpose built in 1866. It has been host to all kinds of performances throughout the years and also once used as a cinema showing silent movies. People have felt a heavy, unwelcoming energy here and pressure on their shoulders. Some visitors have had things thrown at them. Loud banging is heard, items have been seen to physically shake and black figures have been witnessed running through the building.
Washington Ghost Walk
Outside of Holy Trinity Church, The Avenue, Washington, Tyne and Wear NE38 7LE
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8pm - 9pm 10 places left
Saturday 12/10/2019 - £
6 per person
Washington ghost walk includes a history going back to 300BC. It incorporates Washington’s church, halls and most haunted inns. Explore tales of torture murder, suicide and highway robbery with creepy stories of ancient bodies, witchcraft and curses. AS THIS IS NOT A REGULAR EVENT, STORIES WILL BE SCRIPT READ
10pm - 3am 17 places left
Saturday 12/10/2019 - £
34 per person
Featured on TVs Most haunted. First used as an airfield in 1916 & went on to play an key role in the defeat of the German army. Paranormal attachment here is rife. Stones are thrown & dark shadows seen in all of the large hangers. wartime music is heard & a sergeant who met an tragic, untimely death is frequently seen & heard.
Thorne Workhouse (Doncaster)
Thorne Sea Cadets, Lock Hill, Thorne, Doncaster, South Yorkshire DN8 5UL
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10pm - 3am 20 places left
Saturday 19/10/2019 - £
42 per person
In 1838 the homeless (including many children) were forced to live and work here in conditions described worse than a prison. After being humiliated beaten and starved those that died were usually buried in unmarked graves. The frightening apparition of a man has been seen in the upstairs rooms where objects are known to move, fall, or be found out of place. A female spirit is also often seen and heard. Strange noises have been witnessed throughout the building such as talking, moaning, sighing and even breathing in people’s ears.
9pm - 2am 15 places left
Friday 25/10/2019 - £
40 per person
Featured on TVs Most Haunted. Voted Britain’s most haunted hotel after 1000s of reports of paranormal sightings in all of the rooms. a 17th Century Coaching Inn not only known for noble visitors such as Charles Dickens and King George iii but also for history of smuggling & gruesome stories of murder, suicide & even massacres.Now said to be haunted by no fewer than 60 spirits
9pm - 2am 4 places left
Saturday 26/10/2019 - £
32 per person
Dating back to the 1700’s this was once a house, reading rooms and photography studio. Bram Stoker visited here in 1890 seeking inspiration for his novel ‘Dracula.’ It has an odd feeling when closed to the public. Loud thudding can be heard and what seems like light footsteps. Images of a little girl have been seen. Crying has been heard and a voice shouting “mommy”. Props fly off the walls and most creepy of all the heads on the waxwork models have been seen to turn on their own. NOTE THERE IS NO SEATING AT THIS VENUE AND TOILETS ARE OFF SITE.
8pm - 9pm 10 places left
Saturday 02/11/2019 - £
6 per person
Durham ghost walk includes a history going back to 687AD. It incorporates Durhams Cathedral, Castle, prisons and its most haunted inns. Explore tales of ghostly monks and notorious criminals with creepy stories of tunnels, executions and skeletons. AS THIS IS NOT A REGULAR EVENT, STORIES WILL BE SCRIPT READ
10pm - 3am 10 places left
Saturday 02/11/2019 - £
31 per person
Built 1865 as Militia Barracks. Later used as an isolation hospital for smallpox victims & storage for dead bodies before becoming a focal point for social activities. Unusual blasts of cold air & foul smells to sounds of dragging, slamming doors, murmuring & whispered voices are associated with sightings of a lady in white & a militia soldier disfigured from a training accident walking the grounds
Withernsea Lighthouse Museum (Withernsea)
47 Hull Rd, Withernsea, East Yorkshire, HU19 2DY
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10pm - 3am 12 places left
Saturday 09/11/2019 - £
42 per person
Built in 1894, along with 2 houses for the lighthouse keepers and their families to live in. Today there have been sightings of a male figure here and an old woman that is believed to have died in one of the bedrooms. Objects move on their own such as doors opening and closing. Unexplained noises can be heard and voices calling out people’s names. There is sometimes an unwelcoming feeling here and some people claim to have been held, tripped or even pushed over by some sort of unseen force.
10pm - 3am 8 places left
Friday 06/12/2019 - £
32 per person
Mary Ann Cotton shes dead and shes rotten. Within the walls of this 19th century inn its believed that the remains of 2 murdered children still lay, Victims of Britains first serial killer, Mary Ann Cotton. Its also considered by many to be Sunderlands most haunted inn with numerous accounts of singing, crying and screaming being heard echoing from empty rooms where sightings of a young girl and a Victorian woman have left people stunned
10pm - 3am 9 places left
Friday 13/12/2019 - £
23 per person
Built 1886 as an inn for weary travelers of the newly created railway network. Staff, locals & performers witnessed orbs of light pass throughout the building & heavy footsteps upstairs but there have been many accounts of dark shadowy figures & headless bodies, furniture moved and a faceless man seen to sit on tables and walk through walls and disappear at night.
Haunted Objects Museum (Rotherham)
70 Broad St, Rawmarsh, Parkgate, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S62 6EQ
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10pm - 3am 11 places left
Friday 17/01/2020 - £
40 per person
Built in the 1880s it was once the home of a miner that is said to have died in a fire. Following multiple stories of paranormal activity it’s now been turned into a museum displaying some of the world’s most haunted items. Mannequins and dolls have been seen moving on their own. Scratches have been found on the walls and handprints in mirrors. Loud banging can be heard along with groaning sounds, whistling, talking and singing. Items fly off shelves and people have been scratched. Shadowy figures and the image of a woman have been seen. It’s become known to some as the Rotherham poltergeist house or even the Hell house.
10pm - 3am 11 places left
Friday 24/01/2020 - £
31 per person
Built 1865 as Militia Barracks. Later used as an isolation hospital for smallpox victims & storage for dead bodies before becoming a focal point for social activities. Unusual blasts of cold air & foul smells to sounds of dragging, slamming doors, murmuring & whispered voices are associated with sightings of a lady in white & a militia soldier disfigured from a training accident walking the grounds
10pm - 3am 15 places left
Saturday 25/01/2020 - £
36 per person
Built in 1867 to accommodate for most noble of guests. It was 1 of the largest hotels in the world with 365 rooms representing each day of the year. Todays visitors have commented on strange encounters & some have even left after witnessing items flying across their rooms & objects falling from walls, doors vigorously shaking & knocking with no one on the other side. Sounds of screaming, singing & laughter are heard & most commonly old fashioned music. Various apparitions are seen but none more so frequent than the lady wearing a long red dress.
10pm - 3am 14 places left
Friday 28/02/2020 - £
27 per person
A former coaching inn dating back to 1834 and built on what was once part of a medieval farm. Former staff members have been physically hurt by poltergeist activity here in the past. During the night whispering has been heard in the building along with what sounds like something moving around. Many figures have been seen including an old man in a black coat. The most unusual sighting however is of a woman that appears to wear a long white gown and have dirt on her hands.