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Galleries of Justice
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GHOST HUNT AT THE GALLERIES OF JUSTICE
AS SEEN ON 'MOST HAUNTED', 'GHOST HUNTERS INTERNATIONAL' AND 'GREAT BRITISH GHOSTS'
"Travel back in time to the days when Nottingham’s Shire Hall was the only place in the UK where you could be tried, incarcerated and hanged on the front steps…all in the name of justice..."The imposing spectacle of The Galleries of Justice has been striking residents of Nottingham with fear and awe for almost 700 years. The current building was used as a prison and courts from 1780 till 1980, but there has been a court on the site since 1375, with additional prison cells added in 1449. Not only were people tried, sentenced and imprisoned in one building, the unlucky ones had the prospect of a public execution on the front steps to look forward to.
The building is frighteningly expansive, stretching over seven floors, including man made caves and original prison cells, the prison yard (in which you can still see 19th century graffiti) and the hanging room, used for prisoners not deemed worthy of a public death. There are also two impressive court rooms, in which prisoners of yore would have learnt their fate.
With such a history, it is perhaps unsurprising that The Galleries of Justice vies for the prestige that comes with being the most haunted building in Britain. Living TV's 'Most Haunted' described it as one of the scariest places they had ever visited. They captured strange gurgling sounds emanating from the caves as well as numerous unexplained banging sounds and apparent poltergeist activity. One member of the crew also claimed to have witnessed the apparition of a small child.
The court room is notorious for the appearance of black figures on the balcony, accompanied by blood-curdling groans and screams. It's thought that this is a replay of the days in which so many death sentences were passed in here. The caves, which lie well below ground, are home to some particularly frightening activity, including mysterious stone throwing and the physical manhandling of visitors by unseen hands.
Are you brave enough to venture deep underground and share the darkness with unknown forces? Or spend a lonely hour in the condemned man's cell? There are untold thrills to be had at this terrifying venue, so pluck up your courage and join us on an Eerie Evening at The Galleries of Justice!
'Just wanted to thank Eerie Evenings for such a great night at the Galleries (April 10th 2010), the footsteps the four of us heard in the cave were so clear, and the medium, Graham, was fantastic - everything was spot on. This was my second time on a ghost hunt with yourselves and I can't wait to go on another one. Very impressed! - S. Coupe
An Eerie Evening at The Galleries of Justice Includes:~ Welcome Drink and Introduction
~ History Talk and Ghostly Tales
~ Platform Readings from our Spiritualist Mediums
~ Late Night Ghost Hunt & Paranormal Investigation
~ Opportunity to use Ghost-Hunting Equipment
~ Séance and Controlled 'Contact Experiments'
~ Refreshments Throughout~The event will run from approx. 9pm - 4am~
Ticket Price: £55 per personUse the link below to purchase places for the event or book over the phone by calling 0845 201 3994.
A deposit option of £25 per person is available with balance payable 3 weeks before the event. Please call us on 0845 201 3994 if you would like to use this option.
10% Discount for Groups of 10 or More
(Contact us to Check Availability Before Booking)
Please Read Terms and Conditions Before Booking
To Pay by Cheque Click Here to Download Booking Form
PHONE US ON: 0845 201 3994
EMAIL: queries@eerie-evenings.com
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