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Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum (Saltburn))
Mill Lane, Deepdale , Skinningrove, Cleveland TS13 4AP
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9pm - 2am SOLD OUT 0 places left
Saturday 28/04/2018
£39 per person
Underground tunnels created in 1847. Many lives both young and old were lost here as minors struggled in the most horrendous working conditions. Today its said that children’s disembodied voices can be heard in the darkness amongst knocking, whistling, shuffling feet and even horses. Full body apparitions of people have also been seen many times walking from one end of the tunnels to the other.
10pm - 3am 30 places left
Saturday 19/05/2018
£59 per person
Much of this site dates back to 1186. From former royal owners to tales of woe these buildings have seen a lot and are bounded by historic battles, witchcraft and executions. With poltergeist activity and many sightings it’s regarded one of England’s most haunted places. Unusual feelings of sadness here are usually followed by the sighting of a maid. A man woman and child are often seen together along with cavalier officers, a lady in white and a woman that stares through windows.
10pm - 3am 28 places left
Friday 29/06/2018
£45 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.
10pm - 3am 20 places left
Saturday 25/08/2018
£31 per person
Built in 1896 in honour of a wealthy, local gentleman. It was first used as a working man’s club and later became a community hall providing numerous activities. Unusual occurrences here have today literally grabbed the attention of people. Some have fled the building after being touched by something. Poltergeist activity has been witnessed such as fixtures flying from walls. Voices and loud banging is heard along with eerie singing and creepy piano music coming from upstairs.
7pm - 12pm 30 places left
Sunday 26/08/2018
£51 per person
Built in 1883, the building currently depicts local history in its most gruesome form with exhibitions and creepy mannequins. A former mechanics institute, army base and library it sits on grounds of a former 13th century Franciscan friary. When closed to public apparitions of 3 monk like figures have been seen, a little girl and a man wearing a flat cap. Muffled voices have been heard, groaning sounds, whispers and screaming. By day it’s scary but by night it can be very frightening.