Haunted Teesside - Paranormal Events Teesside
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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 12 places left
Friday 01/02/2019
£41 per person
Built 1897 and has been host to many activities over the years from important meetings to trade fairs and dances. Also once partly used as a school and commandeered by soldiers during the war. People often feel afraid and that they are not alone here. Indeed, sounds of movement, knocking and footsteps can be heard coming from dark, empty, rooms. Odd lights are seen and doors moving on their own. A young female voice is often heard calling out and the voice of a man thought to be a technician who once worked here.
10pm - 3am 20 places left
Saturday 06/04/2019
£26 per person
Opened as a recreation Hall in 1912. Primarily used to host cinema screenings and of course numerous stage shows entertaining many visitors throughout the years. Today, people have experienced uneasy feelings here. Footsteps are heard with a sound of chatter and unusual knocking. Images of a woman, a child and strange lights have been seen. Whilst sitting in the chairs people have heard eerie laughter, unusual scraping sounds and most creepy of all a male voice telling them to move.
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.