Haunted Sunderland - Ghosts Sunderland - Most Haunted Tyne & Wear
In the Aircraft Museum the bottom half of a man has been seen walking around the hangers and poltergeist activity has also been reported - an old gramophone has been observed starting to play unaided.
At the Empire Theatre it is rumoured that Sid James haunts the Empire and Barbara Windsor, allegedly, now refuses to work there. Also a violinist, Johnstone, who died on the site, has been seen by the manager, drifting along in the dress circle before completely vanishing.
Players from the football club stated that they were concerned that their chances of success were threatened by a ghost which haunted their training ground.
SEATON HOLME A former rectory, built in 1248 that throughout the years was sold to the guardians of the poor (1921) and became a home for children from the workhouse and in the 1930s became a hostel for old men. A couple of spirits are said to roam the building. one of which is said to be Prince Bishop Farnham whom the building was originally built for as a retirement home
Maple Terrace Masonic Hall (Newcastle)
Maple Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE4 7SE
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(40% OFF) 9pm - 1:30am 11 places left
Saturday 17/10/2026
£29 per person
Built in 1870, this is the oldest purpose-built Masonic hall in Northumberland. Standing for more than 150 years, this remarkable four-storey building survived the devastation of World War II, when the surrounding area was bombed. It was one of the few buildings in the area to survive. But its history doesn’t end there. Visitors have reported a range of unexplained activity throughout the building. Motion sensors have been triggered on their own, doors have opened and closed without explanation, chandeliers have swung, and objects have been thrown to the floor. There have also been reports of figures walking through rooms and standing beside people, while unexplained thudding noises, humming, moaning and voices have been heard throughout the building — including sounds that appear to come from a secret stairway. With four floors of history and reports of unexplained activity, this Masonic hall offers an intriguing setting for those looking to investigate the unknown.
Havelock Tower (Sunderland)
Deptford and Millfield Community Centre, Havelock Towers, 270 Hylton Rd, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear SR4 7XJ
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9pm - 1:30am 12 places left
Saturday 31/10/2026
£41 per person
Built in 1886. A former boys home, used to house orphans, felons and the children of the workhouse. People generally feel a strange vibe here. Some experience a heavy feeling or dizziness. Doors are often heard slamming closed on their own when no one else is in the building. People have felt numerous cold spots, witnessed things being moved, seen shadows in the passages and heard voices of children yelling and crying.
Havelock Tower (Sunderland)
Deptford and Millfield Community Centre, Havelock Towers, 270 Hylton Rd, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear SR4 7XJ
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7pm till 8:40pm Little seekers (Age 8+ with adult) 9 places left
Saturday 31/10/2026
£18 per person
Built in 1886. A former boys home, used to house orphans, felons and the children of the workhouse. People generally feel a strange vibe here. Some experience a heavy feeling or dizziness. Doors are often heard slamming closed on their own when no one else is in the building. People have felt numerous cold spots, witnessed things being moved, seen shadows in the passages and heard voices of children yelling and crying.
Havelock Tower (Sunderland)
Deptford and Millfield Community Centre, Havelock Towers, 270 Hylton Rd, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear SR4 7XJ
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9pm - 1:30am 25 places left
Saturday 28/11/2026
£25 per person
Built in 1886. A former boys home, used to house orphans, felons and the children of the workhouse. People generally feel a strange vibe here. Some experience a heavy feeling or dizziness. Doors are often heard slamming closed on their own when no one else is in the building. People have felt numerous cold spots, witnessed things being moved, seen shadows in the passages and heard voices of children yelling and crying.
9pm - 1:30am 30 places left
Saturday 16/01/2027
£29 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.