Simply Ghost Nights

The Old Nick is now a theatre that was once a fully operational Police Station with a very murky and spooky past, will you survive the darkness of this ghost night whilst sharing your cell with the prisoners of decades passed.

Spirits of young children are renowned sightings here in almost every part of the house, so lots of mischief occurs to the staff and visitors throughout the year.

The solid manifestation of a pilot is said to amble around the Main Hangar, and as been glimpsed on numerous occasions to the shock of the ghost hunters who saw the mysterious, figure literally ghost past the hangar door.

On a previous visit to this creepy Old Hall, we encountered strange tapping noises in the corner of one of the bedrooms of what would have been the servants rooms in years gone by.

It is said historically that the site was once a Roman burial ground, and was also used to bury the plague victims in the 17th century too. What will we unearth when we begin to dig deep ourselves and investigate the paranormal world of The Lawns?

In the late 1840s after an influx of Irish vagrants in the wake of the Great Famine, the old Lady Lane workhouse was unable to cope so the Poor Law Guardians of Leeds resolved to build a new workhouse with the latest facilities

The spirit of Will confessed that he had been a fire chief in the city many years ago, and although he never served at the Sheffield fire & police museum he did indeed have some of his artefacts on display there

Join the Simply Ghost Night team, on a ghost hunting event at this most haunted of former R.A.F bases. The site was used during the Second World War by the R.A.F, preceding that it was a civilian air field.

The spirit of one of these ladies spoke from beyond the grave in a séance to say her name was Jacqueline, and that she was in fact a prostitute, and had actually liked her job and the happy times she had at the hotel.

Chesleigh House dates way back in fact it was once owned by Sir Hickman Bacon who at one time was one of the richest men in Britain, and who also owned Gainsborough Old Hall.