Join Dusk Till Dawn Events on an all night investigation with Celebrity Medium Barrie John from Most Haunted.

Barrie John was Guest Medium for series 10 on Most Haunted for living TV as he investigated Oxford Castle along side Yvette Fielding,Karl Beattie and The Most Haunted Team.

The Winter Gardens Theatre was originally built as the Victorian Pavillion Theatre in 1897 and is situated on Morecambes Central Promenade.
Here many famous entertainers trod the boards such as Laurel and Hardy,Ken Dodd,Morecambe and Wise to name but a few of the Greats.

Sadly the Theatre closed its Doors to the Public in 1977 and without the care its so greatly deserved over the Years the Theatre began to decline.
In 1986 the Friends of the Winter Gardens Charity was formed by a group of local Residents who all shared the same concerns for this Magnificent Building,and with lots of enthusiasum and hard work their work still continues today to restore this building back to it’s former glory!
This very Haunted Building which was investigated very recently by the Most Haunted Live Show in October 2009 and well known Psychic Artist Medium Brian Sheperd who Investigated with them on previous investigations picked up that the Theatre has a Good side and an Evil side to it.

There have been many Ghost Sightings here and strange unnerving feelings of being pushed by unseen hands on the staircase and in Particular areas of the Theatre a foreboding feeling is sensed.
Witnesses on previous Investigations whilst under the stage have heard terrifying breathing sounds very close to their ears.Dark figures,Shapes and Shadows have also been seen by visitors to this Location.
This eerie place is not one for the faint hearted and Dusk Till Dawn Events have this Unique Building all Night.

Dusk Till Dawn Events have this unique building for an entire Nights Investigation and you have the chance to join in your very own Ghost Hunt at one of the UK’S Most Haunted Locations. You will have full use of Ghost Hunting Equipment and the night will be hosted by experienced Paranormal Investigator(s) and Psychic Medium(s). You will take part in various experiments such as Table Tipping and Glass Divination and watch and wait Vigils throughout the Night in the most active parts of the location.

For more information on future Ghost Hunts & events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

Join Dusk Till Dawn Events on an all night investigation with Celebrity Medium Barrie John from Most Haunted.

Barrie John was Guest Medium for series 10 on Most Haunted for living TV as he investigated Oxford Castle along side Yvette Fielding,Karl Beattie and The Most Haunted Team.

Dusk Till Dawn Events have access to Oxford Castle and all its haunted areas including the castle mound - the place of execution for four hundred years!

Oxford Castle is a very imposing Georgian building with a Saxon St George’s Tower and is thought to be one of the most haunted buildings in the country. Throughout its dark and foreboding history, the Castle has served time as a royal residence, a centre of justice and as the county Gaol, hidden from public view behind an impenetrable five metre high stone wall until its closure in 1996.

There have been many reports of paranormal activity at the Oxford Castle site including:

* The Murderer Mary Blandy was tried and hanged at Oxford in 1752, her ghost has been see a number of times walking the Castle Mound
* In the 1970s a group of inmates held a seance in one of the cells sparking poltergeist activity, in the end of priest was called to conduct an exorcism
* A strange white mist has been witnessed rising up a flight of stairs, two prison guards watched in horror as it faded in front of their eyes.
* In the past the Castle has been used as a film set including for the film “The Italian Job”. More recently during filming, a group of film extras heard unidentifiable shouts and screams echoing around the main buildings. On at least two occasions there has been unexplained physical damage to various items stored at the prison.
* Security guards have long been uneasy doing the rounds at night and the most terrifying apparition was spotted by one guard and his dog on a nightly patrol. The dog stopped and growled while its master saw two black figures in front of him, days later the dog died of fright!

May be you will discover the truth behind the Oxford Castle curse (the Black Assize of 1577) when several hundred people died within the space of five weeks and of the terrible conditions endured by the prisoners and of great escapes!

Don’t miss out on the chance to experience the confines of the 18th century Debtors Tower and prison D – wing and the very dark and chilling atmosphere of the 900 year old underground Crypt not forgetting the climb to the Saxon St George’s Tower which is now open to Dusk Till Dawn Events.

For more information on future Ghost Hunts & events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

As you reach this location and drive through the entrance with its huge Gothic gates you get the sense that you are stepping into a scene from a horror movie and as you approach the Mansion you start to feel a sense of unease of what the night ahead may bring!

Woodchester Mansion which is surrounded by two miles of woodland, , is an eerie sight to behold looking like your typical haunted house. There have been many apparitions sighted here along with rife poltergeist activity in the dark cellar and voices which have been recorded on EVP telling visitors to” GET OUT “in certain room’s of the Mansion.

Woodchester Mansion is famous for being haunted by many spectres such as a phantom coach and horses which have been seen at the entrance gates to the drive also a dwarf dressed in rags – first witnessed by a local in the 1900’s

The echoing sounds of music playing somewhere far in the distance have also been heard on many occasions and a white lady has been seen floating along on the upper floors. The Mansions Chapel has had lots of spirit activity noted plus a Victorian Gent is seen quite often in this area also.

Dusk Till Dawn Events have this unique building for an entire Nights Investigation and you have the chance to join in your very own Ghost Hunt at one of the UK’S Most Haunted Locations. You will have full use of Ghost Hunting Equipment and the night will be hosted by experienced Paranormal Investigator(s) and Psychic Medium(s). You will take part in various experiments such as Table Tipping and Glass Divination Vigils throughout the Night in the most active parts of the Mansion.

For more information on future Ghost Hunts & events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

The Winter Gardens Theatre was originally built as the Victorian Pavillion Theatre in 1897 and is situated on Morecambes Central Promenade.
Here many famous entertainers trod the boards such as Laurel and Hardy,Ken Dodd,Morecambe and Wise to name but a few of the Greats.

Sadly the Theatre closed its Doors to the Public in 1977 and without the care its so greatly deserved over the Years the Theatre began to decline.
In 1986 the Friends of the Winter Gardens Charity was formed by a group of local Residents who all shared the same concerns for this Magnificent Building,and with lots of enthusiasum and hard work their work still continues today to restore this building back to it’s former glory!
This very Haunted Building which was visited by the Most Haunted Crew this Year and the Teams well known Medium Brian Sheperd who Investigated with them picked up that the Theatre has a Good side and an Evil side to it.

There have been many Ghost Sightings here and strange unnerving feelings of being pushed by unseen hands on the staircase and in Particular areas of the Theatre a forboding feeling is sensed.
Witnesses on previous Investigations whilst under the stage have heard terrifying breathing sounds very close to their ears.Dark figures,Shapes and Shadows have also been seen by visitors to this Location.

This eerie place is not one for the faint hearted and Dusk Till Dawn Events have this Unique Building all Night.

Dusk Till Dawn Events have this unique building for an entire Nights Investigation and you have the chance to join in your very own Ghost Hunt at one of the UK’S Most Haunted Locations. You will have full use of Ghost Hunting Equipment and the night will be hosted by experienced Paranormal Investigator(s) and Psychic Medium(s). You will take part in various experiments such as Table Tipping and Glass Divination and watch and wait Vigils throughout the Night in the most active parts of the location.

For more information on future Ghost Hunts & events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

Fully intending to train as a doctor Thomas Barnardo came to London from his home city of Dublin in 1866, sadly what he found was a city where there was disease and poverty amongst families and any education for poor children was just not available.

Thomas Barnardo gave up his medical training and in 1867 opened his first “ragged school” where poor children aged 5 – 10 years could gain a free basic education have Breakfast ,Dinner and help them to find their first job when they left the school once their education had ceased.

Barnardo’s Copperfield Road School opened its doors ten years later to the destitute children of London and for the next thirty-one years educated the thousands of children that entered through its doors.

The School itself closed in1908 as government schools opened in the area to serve the needs of the local families.

The ragged School has a plethora of Ghostly activity with the boy’s school side of the building being especially active on recent investigations along with the cries of children, laughing voices and fast running footsteps running around the room.

Down in the depths of the atmospheric Cellar the mood changes quickly as a more intense energy likes to make its presence known in the most terrifying of ways.

Voices and Growls are  heard frequently in this area as well as stone throwing poltergeist activity which has been witnessed by many.Unexplainable Temperature changes happen very dramatically and quickly here and people have felt strong breezes as if an unknown presence in the darkness is walking past them.

For more information on future events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

The surviving rolls of the Manor began in the reign of Edward III, 1331, and it was here that Henry, Prince of Wales (later Henry V), stationed his troops to watch the movements of Owen Glendower.

The most notable of the squires of Eardisland and Lords of the Manor of Burton were the Brewster and the Clowes families.

The Brewsters first appear in the middle of the 17th Century and remained in continuous occupation until 1865. Dr William Brewster was baptized at St Mary’s Eardisland in 1665. He was an eminent scholar of his time and when he died in 1715 he left some of his magnificent collection of books to All Saints Church, Hereford, where they formed the famous chained library; now housed in Hereford Cathedral.

Burton Court is a very haunted location with regular sightings of full apparitions and lots of paranormal activity such as poltergeist happen here on a regular basis and has been witnessed and reported by many visitors to the building.
The Norman cellars are an unnerving place to be in the darkness and have recently become a  plethora of activity where large strange lights have been seen shooting down a corridor only to disappear, during a very recent investigation at the Mansion a table in the cellar has been lifted and tipped over by an unseen presence.

The servant’s quarters and corridors have been extremely active very recently with a deep moaning sound heard and stone throwing along with lots of movements as if someone or something is very close by.Also not forgetting the equally active Great Hall and Billiard Room where items have been reported to have been moved around on numerous occasions.

For more information on future events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

For more information on future events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

On approaching the Mansion itself a lot of people who visit here have said say they start to feel scared with a sense of unease of what the night ahead may bring and this is before they have even stepped inside the Mansion!

Woodchester Mansion which is surrounded by two miles of woodland, is an eerie sight to behold looking like your typical haunted house. There have been many apparitions sighted here along with rife poltergeist activity in the dark cellar and voices which have been recorded on EVP telling visitors to” GET OUT “in certain room’s of the building.

Woodchester Mansion is famous for being haunted by many spectres such as a phantom coach and horses which have been seen at the entrance gates to the drive also a dwarf dressed in rags – first witnessed by a local in the 1900’s

The echoing sounds of music playing somewhere far in the distance have also been heard on many occasions and a white lady has been seen floating along on the upper floors. The Mansions Chapel has had lots of spirit activity noted plus a Victorian Gent is seen quite often in this area also.

Dusk Till Dawn Events have this unique building for an entire Nights Investigation and you have the chance to join in your very own Ghost Hunt at one of the UK’S Most Haunted Locations. You will have full use of Ghost Hunting Equipment and the night will be hosted by experienced Paranormal Investigator(s) and Psychic Medium Barrie John. You will take part in various experiments such as Table Tipping and Glass Divination Vigils throughout the Night in the most active parts of the Mansion.

For more information on future events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

The Shrieves House and Barn

This very haunted building said to be built upon some 5 lay lines dates back to the 16^th Century (although a dwelling has stood on this spot since 1196) and its first known tenant was William Shrieve in 1536 who was an archer to King Henry VIII. The house is still called ‘The Shrieve’s House’, and it could therefore be reasonably assumed he was an important figure in his day and may possibly have been a Sheriff of some sort, as his name suggests.

With almost 1000 years of history in which it has born witness to plague, war, witchcraft and, some say, murder. Perhaps it would be more surprising if it were not haunted.

There have been several fires in the property, the most destructive of which occurred in 1595, after which the property would have been extensively rebuilt. The 1595 cobblestones are therefore the oldest surviving in Stratford-Upon-Avon and on which William Shakespeare himself would have walked on his way to the Three Tunns Tavern.

In the 16th century the property was a tavern and the tavern keeper, William Rogers, is said to have been some of the inspiration for Shakespeare’s famous comic character Falstaff who appears in two of his plays. At this time the property would have consisted of not only the house but outhouses, a stable and a blacksmiths.

Also during this period a small cottage was attached to the end of the barn in what was referred to as ‘the witch of Sheep Street’s cottage’ and is now the known as the witch’s courtyard. The local coven still reveres this area and practices their ancient ceremonies here, particularly at Halloween.

There are a number of ‘dominant’ spirits said to be active in the property: an archer from the time of Henry VIII; a serial murderer from the 18th century; a little girl who was a pickpocket in the tavern; a Catholic gentleman from the time of the reformation and a justice of the peace who used his power to run an extortion ring with threats, violence and trumped up charges. There are also sightings of the parliamentary soldiers (although it is more common to experience their injuries); the victims of the serial murderer; children and animals. During certain times of year a dark hooded figure with red glowing eyes, who is said to be a very ancient spirit, stands back and watches.

With cobbled court yards, hidden Priest Holes and Secret Chambers this Location is steeped in history and not one for the faint hearted……..

“Many people have lived and died in The Shrieve’s House since the house was built in the mid-1250s. But for some reason, the people who died there seem to hang around as ghosts. If you want to see/feel/smell a ghost then go there because it is probably the most haunted house in England” (Terry Deary, author)

For more information on future events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company

For more information on future events visit www.DuskTillDawnEvents.co.uk The Ghost Hunting Company