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Price : 60
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Date : To be
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This historic site in the heart of the City`s Lace Market
was in use as courts and prisons from the 1780s to the 1980s - although there
has been a court on the site since at least 1375 and a prison since 1449.
Due to amount of suffering, heartache, pain and misery that
has taken place over the 400 years at this location it is no wonder the
Galleries of Justice is one of the most famous haunted locations in
Britain.
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Price : 45
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Date : To be
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The Golden Fleece Inn located in the historic city of York
lays claim to be one of the oldest licensed premises in the city and reputed to
be the most haunted pub in York. The building which is mentioned in the York
archives as far back as 1503 was built without foundations and is situated on a
system of ancient caves. In days past the cellar of the Inn was used to store
the dead bodies of those who had been hung at Bale Hill until someone came to
claim them. With its five resident spirits, furniture that moves around when no
one is around, noises are heard when no one is there to make them, the Golden
Fleece Inn is a must for anyone interested in the Paranormal.
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Price : 45
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Date : To be
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On the apex of the Salutation Inn is the date 1240, a
building dating back this far can only be a dream come true for those who are
interested in the paranormal, and the Sal does not let them down. This building
has an interesting and colorful past; it has connections to the Civil war when
it was used by Cromwell and by the Royalists as recruiting post. The caves below
the Sal are thought to date back to the 9th century and are thought to be the
dwelling place of local Saxon folk
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Price : 60
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Date : To be
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This spectacular medieval fortress has over 600 years of
history. Situated in the heart of Wensleydale, inside the Yorkshire Dales
National Park. As with most castles Bolton Castle has a very long and often
violent history, it has connections to Mary Queen of Scots and she is reported
to still frequent the castle, it was also involved in the English Civil
War.
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Price : 45
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Date : To be
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Anyone who is interested in the paranormal must have heard
of the Ram Inn, Gloucestershire. The inn was built around the 11th century for
use as a house by masons who were building St Mary's Church which is nearby. Due
to a history of devil worship being practiced and ritual sacrifice taking place
on this site the ancient ram inn is a must for paranormal investigators. The Ram
Inn has many resident spirits and a lot of poltergeist activity so this is not
for the faint hearted.
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Price : 55
GBP
Date : To be
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The old Derby Gaol at Friargate in Derby, It is said to be
one of the most haunted spots in the country.
The records show that 58 people were executed at the gaol
and the gallows outside the entrance is a timely reminder of the buildings
past.
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Price : 45
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Date : 4th September
2010
In 1750 a huge fire ripped through the castle and it is
said to have burned for three days before the fire finally went out and the
castle was left in ruins.
The Dudley's were an entrepreneurial family and as a result
of the coal and limestone found in the area there were many tunnels and a canal
system built beneath its foundations. Many people lost their lives or suffered
horrific injuries during in the building of the canal and working in the
mines.
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Price : 55
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Date : To be
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Michelem Priory is set on a tranquil island surrounded by
England's longest water-filled medieval moat, founded in 1229 by Gilbert de
l'Aigle, Michelham Priory was built to ensure that his family would always be
remembered in prayer.
With 800 years of history and many reported resident
spirits the Michelham Priory is a great place to spend the night.
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Price : 55
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Date : To be
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References to a building on this site can be found going
back 700 years when maps show a farmhouse on the grounds now occupied by The
Bull i'th'Thorn
The inn is located on an old Roman road between Buxton and
Ashbourne in Derbyshire, and for the last 500 years has been a resting place for
many travelers. During the 18th century this was a prominent coaching inn on the
Derby to Manchester route.
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Price : 55
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Date : To be
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The Falstaff Experience, which is located in Shakespeare's
historic hometown of Stratford upon Avon is no ordinary museum, housed in the
Shrieve's House barn it is Stratford's largest museum and it has become one of
Stratford's most exciting and unusual attractions.
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Price : 55
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Date : To be
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Woodchester Mansion is a must for anyone who has ever
wanted to attend a haunted house.
Situated in Woodchester Park near the picturesque village
of Nympsfield in Gloucestershire stands the unfinished gothic mansion which was
abandoned by its builders half way through its construction, from the
outside the building looks complete but the interior is missing floors, rooms,
walls and plaster.
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Price : 45
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Date : To be
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The inn dates back to 1189 which reportedly makes Ye Olde
Trip to Jerusalem one of the oldest inns in Britain.
Parts of the Inn were carved out of the sandstone rock
beneath Nottingham Castle, there are several caves and hidden tunnels that run
deep underground and much of the ground level caverns are used as the rear
drinking area.
It is said that part of the Castle Gaol used to be housed
in the cellars of the inn, this includes the condemned mans cell and a smaller
cell with a low ceiling with small holes drilled into it so to allow little air
to flow around. The Gaoler's Chair which was carved out of the rock can
still be seen today.
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Price : 65
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Date : To be
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Most people will know Alton Towers for the theme park that
occupies much of the grounds of the estate, the semi ruined building which the
estate is called after was the former seat of the Earl of Shrewsbury and is
reportedly to be extremely haunted.
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Price : 50
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Date : To be
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Buried deep below the modern and busy city of Nottingham
lays a labyrinth of Anglo-Saxon caves that have been dug out of the sandstone,
these caves
are manmade and were used by the locals as a place to live
and a refuge from the world above.
There are around 400 caves below the city dating back to
the dark ages and the last were still in use as late as the early part of the
1920's.
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Price : 45
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Date : 15th May
2010
The Winter Gardens theatre was built
in 1897 and experienced many years as a popular venue, playing host to some
great names in entertainment. The curtain came down on its last performance in
1977 and the building fell into decline. As the location
of the Most Haunted Live 2009 Halloween show the theatre is very popular today
for those interested in the Paranormal. The building is said to have two faces,
one is a pleasant side and the other a more evil side.
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