Haunted Tyne & Wear - Paranormal Events Tyne & Wear
Spirit Seekers for haunted events throughout Tyne & Wear.
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10pm - 3am 15 places left
Saturday 17/08/2019
£37 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.
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.
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
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
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