Ghost Investigation Wollaton Hall.

Deposit Option Available Nottingham Ghost Investigation Wollaton Hall. 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.  Wollaton has been dubbed as one of the UK’s most haunted locations, with an abundance of supernatural activity What spirits still roam the corridors?  With ample ghostly sightings and paranormal activity.  We have seen dark shadows, voices, faces at the window and noises from the upper floor when no one was there?

Ghost Hunt – Cromford Mills – Paranormal Investigation

Deposit Option Available Cromford Mills are nestled in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside. Built in 1771 by Sir Richard Arkwright, it is the world’s first successful water-powered cotton spinning mill and a cornerstone of the Industrial Revolution. World Heritage Site The mill is Grade I listed and is now the centrepiece of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage site. From then until 1790, he continued to develop the mills, warehouses, and workshops that now form the Cromford Mills site. Historical England declared the Cromford mill complex “one of the country’s 100 irreplaceable sites.” Leading the Way In 1769, Richard Arkwright patented a water frame to use the extra power of a watermill after he had set up a horse-powered mill in Nottingham. Arkwright chose the site at Cromford because it had a year-round supply of warm water. Young Workers Employing nearly 200 workers, Arkwright built housing for them. Most employees were women and children, the youngest only seven years old. In addition, the children were given six hours of education a week to undertake the record-keeping for the Mills. The End of an era… maybe not The cotton mill ceased operation in the 19^th century, and the buildings were used for other purposes. In 1979, the Grade I listed site was bought by the Arkwright Society, which began the long task of restoring it to its original state and continues to do so today. Exclusive to Haunted Heritage  Deposit Option Available  

Ghost Hunt – Strutt’s Haunted School House

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Summer Sale! – 26th June ONLY – A few tickets have become available – Reduced from £47 to £37. Don’t miss out. Ghost Hunt – Strutt’s Haunted School House. Set back from the road in a wooded area this venue was not for prying eyes for a reason. There are reports of disembodied screams and shouting, also, cold breezes, feelings of being touched and watched.. Why not join us and see who you will encounter? Experience this magnificent schoolhouse for yourself and be a part of discovering the people who once lived here. Dare you join Haunted Heritage on this amazing Ghost Hunt

Ghost Hunt – Donington Le Heath Manor House

Join us in one of the oldest houses in Leicestershire. They are also known as Donington Le Heath Manor House, dating back to 1290! With centuries of history and many families who have considered this beautiful house their home, it is well worth a visit… but after dark, this place has a different atmosphere. There have been many ghost sightings; housemaids and children have been seen flitting about the kitchen and bedrooms by staff and members of the public. During one of our investigations, a 17th-century tall man wearing a brimmed hat was seen, thought to be the shades of Sir Everard Digby. Leicestershire, Ghost Hunt Donington Le Heath Manor. It doesn’t get better than this! A truly haunted house! https://1620shouse.org.uk/

Ghost Hunt – Dower House.

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Within the grounds of Boughton sits the Dower House, a 17th-century House that has been locked up for 30 years and fallen into disuse. Over the years, it has been used for many films, including Les Misérables (2012). It offers a unique opportunity to explore this time capsule, complete with its numerous rooms, attics, stairwells, and passageways. Haunted Heritage has been granted exclusive access to conduct its first-ever paranormal investigation. Is it haunted? Staff have reported numerous strange phenomena. Now inhabited primarily by the ghosts and spirits that remain here, footsteps are often heard approaching, but no one ever appears. Dark figures have been seen on the staircase, and shapes move quickly from room to room. What awaits us? On our first visit, there was a real sense of somebody watching us as we wandered through the empty and derelict rooms. Join us as we venture into the unknown… at the Dower house. You don’t want to miss this.  

Leicester Witch Trials Court Room Talk

THE BOSWORTH NINE Uncovering the Leicester Witch Trials of 1616 On 18 July 1616, nine women accused of witchcraft were sentenced to death in one of the largest witch trials in England. This case remains surprisingly little known today. Held within the walls of Leicester Castle Great Hall, the trials unfolded during a period of fear, suspicion, and deep social unrest, where accusation alone could seal a person’s fate. FASCINATING… Fear of witchcraft was widespread in Leicestershire during the 17^th century. Often fueled by superstition and unjustified beliefs. The Witchcraft Act of 1562 had made diabolism a capital offence, and thousands of people, mostly women, were accused and often tortured or executed between 1542 and 1736. Leicester trials occurred during a period of heightened witch-mania, influenced by King James I’s obsession with witches and demons, as well as by national events such as the Gunpowder Plot and the English Civil War.

Ghost Hunt Beaumanor Hall

Did you know? Beaumanor was once a secret listening station to intercept encrypted enemy signals during World War II. No? Plenty of evidence remains, from the cellars to the attics. It’s all there. Beaumanor Hall is one of the most popular events for Haunted Heritage. You may ask why? Haunted Heritage was one of the first paranormal teams to be allowed into the magnificent building, and it will not fail to impress. Numerous sightings and paranormal activity have been reported throughout the hall and estate. Mysterious footsteps heard when no one was there, chilling whispers heard through the hallways and corridors, and who was the man seen in the attic wearing a tricorn hat? With so much history and many different uses during its time,  from a family home to a secret listening station to intercept encrypted enemy signals during World War II, there is plenty to discover. So why not join us on our ghost hunt at Beaumanor Hall? This venue has the WOW factor. Wander down the long, regal driveway, see the magnificence of the architecture and travel back in time. This venue is massive. There are 3 floors and large rooms to explore.  Who lived and worked here? What secrets do the ghosts of Beaumanor have to share?    

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Ghost Hunt Delapré Abbey, Northamptonshire

History at its finest! –  WoW!! Delapré has played a big part in our history during the War of the Roses. The grounds are a nationally protected Wars of the Roses battlefield… sightings of residual hauntings of a battle still play out today. In 1460, the Battle of Northampton between King Henry VI, Henry, and the Earl of March. The King was taken and held prisoner within the Abbey overnight before being transported to London the next day. So, what spirits continue to live in their family home? The ghostly apparition of a nun who visits the courtyard has been seen by staff and visitors; who is she, and is she going about her duties linked to the Abbey was it was a nunnery many centuries ago? Ghost Hunt Delapré Abbey. Join Haunted Heritage on our ghost hunt like no other.

National Emergency Services Museum

The building’s walls house over one hundred years of history, character and events. With the building and its surroundings, this spooky station holds some fantastic stories from the sad souls who spent time in the building’s police cells to the service men and women who lived and worked there. But is it haunted? ​Over the years, many people who have worked at the house have reported seeing ghostly apparitions and hearing strange noises, such as footsteps and unexplained knocking. Some have even seen an apparition of a gentleman in uniform walking along the upstairs corridor. Visitors also often report feeling like they are being watched or followed near the police cells.   Who still haunts this impressive station, and whose ghost has been seen sitting in the old fire engine? With many ghost stories, this is the ideal location for a paranormal investigation. Why not join us on our ghost hunt and see who you will meet? Experience this fire station for yourself and be a part of discovering who still linger here. DEPOSIT OPTION AVAILABLE

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Tamworth Castle

Experience this magnificent Grade 1 listed castle, once a family home for many. Come and be a part of discovering the families who once considered the castle their home. Tamworth Castle is a grade 1 listed building, a Norman castle overlooking the mouth of the river Antker in the town of Tamworth, Staffordshire. The castle walls hold a wealth of stories and legends, from the tales of expelled nuns to royal visits. The key periods of the castle’s life range from its origins with the Saxons to the medieval, Tudor, Stuart, and Georgian periods, and to the end of the Victorian era. The castle displays it all. With many rooms, chambers and dark corridors, and not forgetting the dungeons and the haunted bedroom. Come and be a part of discovering the families who once considered the castle their home. Tamworth Castle Why not join us on our ghost hunt and see who you will meet? Take a look at; Guys Cliffe House or National Justice Museum, Nottingham

Ghost Hunt National Justice Museum

Take a step back in time and see what you will uncover.  Used for law enforcement for over 600 years, evidence suggests that the hall was first used as far back as 1375 by the Normans, who appointed a sheriff to keep peace and collect taxes. What do we know?  Most famous for being a jail and a court room. Men, women, and children were sentenced and hanged for crimes as small as theft. Many, undeserving people lost their lives here, young, and old. Paranormal Activity!

Haunted – Oh YES…

Recorded evidence of paranormal activity is rife… ghosts have been seen not only by staff but by visiting guest during the day! There are many more areas of this amazing place to be investigated, are you brave enough to join the Haunted Heritage team?

Ghost Hunt – Cromford Mills – Paranormal Investigation

Deposit Option Available Cromford Mills are nestled in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside. Built in 1771 by Sir Richard Arkwright, it is the world’s first successful water-powered cotton spinning mill and a cornerstone of the Industrial Revolution. World Heritage Site The mill is Grade I listed and is now the centrepiece of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage site. From then until 1790, he continued to develop the mills, warehouses, and workshops that now form the Cromford Mills site. Historical England declared the Cromford mill complex “one of the country’s 100 irreplaceable sites.” Leading the Way In 1769, Richard Arkwright patented a water frame to use the extra power of a watermill after he had set up a horse-powered mill in Nottingham. Arkwright chose the site at Cromford because it had a year-round supply of warm water. Young Workers Employing nearly 200 workers, Arkwright built housing for them. Most employees were women and children, the youngest only seven years old. In addition, the children were given six hours of education a week to undertake the record-keeping for the Mills. The End of an era… maybe not The cotton mill ceased operation in the 19^th century, and the buildings were used for other purposes. In 1979, the Grade I listed site was bought by the Arkwright Society, which began the long task of restoring it to its original state and continues to do so today. Exclusive to Haunted Heritage  Deposit Option Available