Talbot Road, South Shields, Tyne and Wear, NE34 0QJ
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A former Presbyterian Church dating back to 1902. It’s also been used as a Sunday school, an air raid shelter and an emergency De-contamination Centre. It’s believed that a black figure seen roaming the building is unhappy with the prospect of changes being made to it. Pictures have flown from walls with screws still intact and shutters have flown open by themselves. Music players turn themselves on and people are afraid to go upstairs, feeling there’s something else up there.
Built in 1894 as a meeting place for the town council. This is a very creepy place at night where the sound of screaming has been heard and ringing noises that sound like a servant’s bell. People have noticed things move behind them and seen figures going up and down the stairs. In the basement, the door to the old building attendant’s apartment has been seen to close on its own, giving people a chilling feeling that they are not welcome there.
Queens Promenade, Norbreck, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY2 9AA
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This enormous complex dates back to 1869 and was once a private home. Its been a meeting place for the upper class and had numerous celebrity visitors. During world war 2 it was used as government offices. Today, its said to be “very haunted”. Sounds of running and terrifying tortures screams can be heard here. Shadows are seen moving underneath doors and handles slowly turning on their own. The image of a boy wearing a flat cap has been seen. People have been followed by black mists, figures and whats described as “glowing faces”!
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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
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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
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
This huge site dates back to 1868. It was once a family business, before becoming one of the worlds leading tool companies, creating everything from military ammunition to the famous Stanley Knife. Today, it has an eerie and unsettling atmosphere. Voices can be heard coming from empty rooms along with dragging sounds and thumping noises that have caused people to panic and run. Figures are seen fleeting from one area to another along with apparitions of a former canteen worker and a tall, slim gentleman, who is believed to be the former owner.
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.
Built in 1867 to accommodate for most noble of guests. It was 1 of the largest hotels in the world with 365 rooms representing each day of the year. Todays visitors have commented on strange encounters & some have even left after witnessing items flying across their rooms & objects falling from walls, doors vigorously shaking & knocking with no one on the other side. Sounds of screaming, singing & laughter are heard & most commonly old fashioned music. Various apparitions are seen but none more so frequent than the lady wearing a long red dress.
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
Built in 1894 as a meeting place for the town council. This is a very creepy place at night where the sound of screaming has been heard and ringing noises that sound like a servant’s bell. People have noticed things move behind them and seen figures going up and down the stairs. In the basement, the door to the old building attendant’s apartment has been seen to close on its own, giving people a chilling feeling that they are not welcome there.
Deptford and Millfield Community Centre, Havelock Towers, 270 Hylton Rd, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear SR4 7XJ
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Built in 1890 as a showpiece for the Midland Railway Company and was once part of the original railway station. It’s played host to many famous guests including the Victorian actor, Sir Henry Irving, who is now said to haunt the building. It’s also believed to be haunted by 2 young servants who brutally lost their lives here in a mysterious incident.
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.
Built in 1538 as part of a family home. It was used to entertain and impress noble guests. It sits in place of what was once part of the Lanercost monks living quarters.During the 1800’s, the area became famous for sightings of shape shifting ghosts that were said to be deterred by the use of a bible or a crucifix. In more recent years there have been sightings of ancient soldiers , feelings of being tapped on the shoulder and hearing strange noises such as knocking, clashing metal, groaning, screaming and crying.
Outside of Holy Trinity Church, The Avenue, Washington, Tyne and Wear NE38 7LE
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Washington ghost walk includes a history going back to 300BC. It incorporates Washington’s church, halls and most haunted inns. Explore tales of torture murder, suicide and highway robbery with creepy stories of ancient bodies, witchcraft and curses. THIS IS NOT A REGULAR EVENT, STORIES WILL BE SCRIPT READ
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
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.
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.
Queens Promenade, Norbreck, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY2 9AA
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This enormous complex dates back to 1869 and was once a private home. Its been a meeting place for the upper class and had numerous celebrity visitors. During world war 2 it was used as government offices. Today, its said to be “very haunted”. Sounds of running and terrifying tortures screams can be heard here. Shadows are seen moving underneath doors and handles slowly turning on their own. The image of a boy wearing a flat cap has been seen. People have been followed by black mists, figures and whats described as “glowing faces”!
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
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
Talbot Road, South Shields, Tyne and Wear, NE34 0QJ
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A former Presbyterian Church dating back to 1902. It’s also been used as a Sunday school, an air raid shelter and an emergency De-contamination Centre. It’s believed that a black figure seen roaming the building is unhappy with the prospect of changes being made to it. Pictures have flown from walls with screws still intact and shutters have flown open by themselves. Music players turn themselves on and people are afraid to go upstairs, feeling there’s something else up there.
Built in 1894 as a meeting place for the town council. This is a very creepy place at night where the sound of screaming has been heard and ringing noises that sound like a servant’s bell. People have noticed things move behind them and seen figures going up and down the stairs. In the basement, the door to the old building attendant’s apartment has been seen to close on its own, giving people a chilling feeling that they are not welcome there.
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