(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.