Haunted North Yorkshire - Paranormal Events North Yorkshire
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10pm - 3am 3 places left
Saturday 19/01/2019
£35 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 9 places left
Friday 25/01/2019
£46 per person
Featured on TVs Most haunted. Created in 1897 as one of the largest theatres in the country. Host to a variety of famous acts and used as an RAF training facility during the war. It’s haunted by its former architects, an Edwardian woman that died on the stairs, shadows that engulf and terrify people, a malevolent entity known to terrorise with vicious attacks, a former caretaker that will aggressively push people and a past manager that’s violently opposed to any visitor. The theatre has one side good and one side very evil.
Knottingley Town Hall (Wakefield)
Hilltop, Headlands Ln, Knottingley, wakefield , West yorkshire WF11 9DG
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9pm - 2am 20 places left
Friday 22/03/2019
£46 per person
Featured on TVs Most haunted. Built in 1865 on what was once a medieval monastery in vicinity of land evidently used for Saxon burials witchcraft and pagan rituals. Some rooms here are dark and foreboding and once interim used to store dead bodies. A malevolent energy here causes door handles to move fiercely and glasses fly off shelves. People have been grabbed and tables move on their own. Groaning and muffled voices are heard. Ghostly children are seen, spectral shadows resembling monks and ladies dressed in wartime clothes.
10pm - 3am 10 places left
Saturday 13/04/2019
£31 per person
Dating back to the 1700’s this was once a large 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.