What lies beneath? Various sightings and paranormal activity have been reported by both staff and visitors. Dark shadows and figure have been seen, disembodied voices and footsteps heard from behind locked doors. Several visitors to the museum have reported the feeling of being watched, and some have felt a presence standing close to them, even though they have been alone at the time. A member of staff was left terrified after having their arm grabbed by an unseen hand whilst locking up.
Precisely who or what haunts the building is mystery, hopefully our medium can connect with the spirit that reside here. Come and join us as we delve into the past.

A white lady has been seen exiting the rear of the Hall making her way towards to Orangery and then across to the stable block.

Room 19 has had reported amber light illuminating doorways and windows but not one is there, one report even stated that the power to the hall was actually switched off at the time.

K2 activity is strong throughout the venue but increases in the cellars and kitchen area where the energy of soldiers possibly 17th century

Doors have been witnessed by the Haunted Heritage team to close for no apparent or rational reason.

Michele Smith Co Founder of Haunted Heritage worked at the Hall and whilst in the stable block which is now a retail area heard on many occasions the noise of something heavy being dragged across the cobbled floor.

Upon entering the building you are faced with the grand sweeping marble staircase, first impression was of a spirit waiting for us ‘not expecting us’ would probably  be a better description! Their presence was later picked upon again on the upper floors.

Our host took us along to the Council Chamber, a semi circular room. Upon entering our medium was taken a back by a strong intimidating male presence, definitely not residual!!

There are so many rooms, activity was also picked up along the corridors and what would have been the back service areas.

Staff shared some of their experiences which tallied with the areas we experienced ourselves. There is so much to explore on this first investigation of this kind.