Haunted Tyne & Wear - Paranormal Events Tyne & Wear
Spirit Seekers for haunted events throughout Tyne & Wear.
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10pm - 3am SOLD OUT 0 places left
Saturday 05/09/2020
£35 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.
8pm - 9pm 6 places left
Saturday 17/10/2020
£8 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 SOLD OUT 0 places left
Saturday 17/10/2020
£32 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
8pm - 9pm 12 places left
Saturday 24/10/2020
£8 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 9 places left
Saturday 24/10/2020
£35 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 a tragic, untimely death is frequently seen & heard.
10pm - 3am 8 places left
Friday 30/10/2020
£57 per person
Featured on TVs Most haunted. A former 1820s prison built on the site of the 12th century castle and the town gallows. Jedburgh justice was the name given to the brutal executions and torture techniques used here. As a museum sounds of screaming, crying and phantom pipe music has been heard throughout. Thick fog creeps across the floor with strange lights and sightings of a tall man. The cell doors slam and lock by themselves and objects have been thrown at anyone whom has dared to enter.
10pm - 3am 14 places left
Saturday 21/11/2020
£28 per person
A large manor house dating back to the 1860’s. It’s been home to a railway engineer, a wealthy solicitor and a vicar before being used for Masonic rituals. Throughout the many rooms a female voice has been heard along with strange dragging sounds, whispering, tapping, and whistling. Chairs have been seen moving on their own and doors slamming. Dark shadows and a ghostly childlike figure has also been seen.
10pm - 10am FREE ACCOMMODATION 15 places left
Saturday 28/11/2020
£40 per person
Built in 1877 as an infirmary, operating theatre & mortuary. Created to deal with injuries or even deaths of workers from the Iron company. It was also built on the site of what was once a hanging ground for criminals & those accused of being witches. Perhaps this has helped to enhance the strange phenomena here such as muffled voices, ghostly mists & sightings of a male spirit that likes to move things.
10pm - 3am 18 places left
Saturday 05/12/2020
£33 per person
Built as a church during the late 1800s and extended using a selection of old houses making it a maze of rehearsal & theatre rooms. It was once used as a soldiers hospital during the war and today it has been plagued by sounds of moaning and whistling, slamming doors and things being moved with no one else in the building.
10pm - 3am 14 places left
Saturday 30/01/2021
£23 per person
A former Presbyterian Church dating back to 1902. It’s also been used as a Sunday school, an air raid shelter and an emergency De-contamination Centre. It’s believed that a black figure seen roaming the building is unhappy with the prospect of changes being made to it. Pictures have flown from walls with screws still intact and shutters have flown open by themselves. Music players turn themselves on and people are afraid to go upstairs, feeling there’s something else up there.