British Ghost Walks, Ghost Hunts &

other Paranormal Events

September 2010

Derby Ghost Walks

City Centre

Friargate

Sixth sense Pi invites you to a night of investigation in this magnificent venue. The activity in this venue has been noted by all that visit her.. Now closed to the public as a theatre, does this wonderful and ornate building continue to replay all those scenes performed within her..

Join the team for an overnight investigation from 9pm – 3am. This includes a workshop which will support your understanding of the investigation and methods to use, and a walk around with the medium prior to the full investigation. Undertake your own recordings and contribute to the full report of the night's activity.

Whilst the spirits do not communicate at your will.. this building has been noted for its activity and is known to please the intrepid investigator.

Using many methods of investigation from ghost hunting gadgets to Ouija and glass divination, table tipping to name but a few, it is your turn to investigate this location with the support and safe keeping of the Sixth Sense PI team.

Are you brave enough to sit in the stalls of this magnificent theatre and experience the spirits of Morecombe Winter gardens…Do you wish to undertake a lone vigil back stage where one can only imagine the hustle and bustle that once was.. look above you into the lighting area.. anyone there..?

www.derbygaol.com

£25.00

Built on the site of an ancient Iron age settlement stands the imposing presence of Margam Castle. This wonderful piece of Gothic architecture sets a scene of mystery and intrigue. The castle had in its history some amazing rebuild work and over the ten years taken to complete the building it is thought that there were several cases of experienced masons falling to their death from scaffolding the castle walls.

The Talbot family lived here until the outbreak of war in 1939. At that time the castle was bought by David Evans-Bevan, who found it difficult the take care of the vast property and the property was requisitioned and used by British and American forces during World War Two. After the war the Castle fell into disrepair and was restored by Glamorgan Council during the 1970's. The house is still staffed 24 hours a day by a dedicated staff, many of whom have bore witness of some truly terrifying encounters.

One frequently encountered spirit is thought be Robert Scott a gamekeeper at the house for many years. It is thought that Scott was murdered by a poacher and his spirit still rages around the grounds today. Robert Scott has often been seen purposefully ascending the Gothic staircase leading the Castle. His presence has come forward regularly with psychic investigators, all of whom have insisted his spirit is consumed with rage over his unjust killing.

Will you hear the often reported sound of giggling children through the long corridors and dramatic rooms of the family areas. There have been reports of children in Victorian dress seen drifting in and out of doorways and mischievously moving objects.

The blacksmith is a familiar vision to many of the gamekeepers and gardening staff who maintain the vast castle grounds. At night security guards have reported running footsteps and chattering voices with no sign of any living intruder.

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Will you join the SSPI team to delve in to the dark and disturbing past of crime and punishment that is held within the Galleries of Justice?

Will you dare to investigate this museum of working exhibits and artefacts..? The courtrooms date back to the 1300s and the gaol dates back to at least 1449. The prisons are still there. There was also a working police station from 1905 to 1985, and the courts closed in 1991.

The museum is housed in what was once a fully functioning Victorian courtroom and claims to be "The only site in the country where you could be arrested, sentenced and executed."

This is a building that has imposed fear and awe upon its close residents for almost 700 long years. The current building has been used as a prison and court from 1780-1980 but a court has been on the site from 1375. Individuals were tried, sentenced and imprisoned here or may have been publically executed.

Within a seven floor building including man made caves and the original prison cells and yard, the hanging room, 2 court rooms, it is not surprising that it has the title of Most haunted building in Britain. Living TVs most haunted described it as one of the scariest places they had visited with the apparition of a small child presenting itself to the crew. The court room has been said to have had black figures on the balcony and groans and screams have also been heard. Is this a reply of past events?

Do you dare to investigate with us... undertake a lone vigil... will you feel the presence of one of the many spirits...

18yrs and over only
 

£55.00

www.derbygaol.com

£45.00

Considered to be the most haunted building in Portsmouth by many, this overnight Paranormal Investigation is sure to make your heart stop.. This building has a lengthy history and we dare you to step inside and investigate the corridors and theatre that is the Benefical school..

Events are to be held in this amazing location each month and will follow the Sixth sense PI agenda of a workshop followed by a night of fun, investigation and quite possible fear.

We will be undertaking investigations beginning with a walk round with the medium before undertaking our own recordings of our vigils. We will encourage you to use the equipment and undertake lone vigils if you dare. You will record any activity seen, heard and felt and the team will write a comprehensive report following the event for you to keep.

This building has been investgated on two occasions before Sixth Sense PI held exclusive access to its walls and on both occasions, activity was experienced...

Please go to our website for further details

www.sixthsensepi.org

£35.00

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