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Step into the shadows of one of Devon’s most mysterious historic homes. The Walronds in Cullompton is a Grade I listed Tudor townhouse with over 400 years of secrets, and we’re inviting you to see what lingers behind its beautiful facade.

​From the whispers of a rumoured witches’ coven to the ghostly lawyer seen gliding across the hall, this house is anything but quiet after dark. Will you hear the footsteps of the Mother Superior in the upper rooms, or spot the darting shadows that frequent the parlour?

Great Fulford is a Domesday Manor which has been owned by the Fulford family since around 1190 and has is one of Devon's most historic and haunted houses.

Very few ghost hunts have taken place here but the family have reported some terrifying and intense paranormal activity including doors slamming shut and people being pinned to their beds. This venue has been said to be a frightening experience, as we investigate the attic, cellars, grand staircase and many other amazing spaces within. Join WASPS for a new venue to us. see what this stunning manor house has to offer.

We have added an extra date due to having so much interest in this venue

Great Fulford is a Domesday Manor which has been owned by the Fulford family since around 1190 and has is one of Devon's most historic and haunted houses.

Very few ghost hunts have taken place here but the family have reported some terrifying and intense paranormal activity including doors slamming shut and people being pinned to their beds. This venue has been said to be a frightening experience, as we investigate the attic, cellars, grand staircase and many other amazing spaces within. Join WASPS for a new venue to us. see what this stunning manor house has to offer.

The Four Crosses Inn is an original coaching inn on the A5, with a history dating back to at least 1636. The building was a coaching inn during the 18th century, a time when it was a key stop for travelers on the road from London to Chester and Ireland.
The Four Crosses Inn in Cannock, Staffordshire, is considered one of England's most haunted locations with Numerous hauntings reported within the 17th-century coaching inn.
Ghostly sightings and phenomena at the Four Crosses Inn often involve,
The specter of a Roundhead soldier is frequently reported in the men's toilets.
Frequent reports of children crying, apparitions of youngsters, including one described as a teenage girl in ragged clothes who walked through a wall.
These sightings are often connected to a tragic story of a boy killed outside the inn in the 1980s and a baby who died in the upper bar area in the 1800s.
A mischievous poltergeist has been known to cause disturbances.
A dark male presence has been reported lurking in corridors, and a man in a long, dark cloak has been seen standing in the car park looking back at the building.
Various paranormal occurrences have been reported by guests and staff over the years.

Spend the night on an unforgettable ghost hunt inside the notoriously haunted Antwerp Mansion in Manchester. From the decaying grandeur of the old ballroom and the eerie stillness of the former bedrooms to the shadow-filled scullery and the chilling, labyrinth-like cellars, every corner of this mansion holds a story waiting to be uncovered.

With countless rooms to explore and an atmosphere thick with mystery, this is a night that may change your beliefs forever.

Will you dare to uncover the hidden secrets that linger within Antwerp Mansion’s haunted walls?

Why not join W.A.S.P.S for their investigation at The Skirrid Inn.
The Skirrid Mountain Inn is a public house in the small village of Llanfihangel Crucorney, just a few miles north of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales.
Perhaps the oldest pub in Wales, listed in chronicles from 1100 the Inn boasts more then 900 years of History.
The first floor of the inn was reputedly used as a Courtroom where capital punishment was imposed for certain offenses, including sheep stealing.
Local legend has it that as many as 180 convicted felons were hanged, some possibly from an oak beam over the well of the staircase outside of the Courtroom where markings, possibly from rope marks, still exist on the staircase wood.
It also claims to be the home of several ghosts or spirits as well as the scene of numerous supernatural occurrences or paranormal activities.

George Jeffreys also referred to as 'The hanging Judge' is said to still walk the upper floors off the.Inn, in life he showed no mercy sending people to their deaths for ridiculous reasons.
Perhaps th,is is who brings an oppressive feeling to unsuspecting guests. Or might it be George Jeffreys Hangman, the evil presence often felt and seen at the Mountain Inn.
The apparition of a sheep rustler hanged for his crimes is often seen in various places around the Inn, do the injustices of the death sentence handed to him still keep this man lurking in the shadows?

Not all of the Skirrids ghostly inhabitants are malevolent however, other spirits often encountered include a local clergyman Father Henry Vaughn and Fanny Price who is believed to have worked at the Inn during the 18th Century.
Other occurrences in the house include the powerful scent of perfume often smelt by guests, glasses flying with no explanation, the rustling of a lady’s dress is reported when nobody is there sounds of soldiers in the courtyard and sightings of the White Lady are also reported frequently.
Visitors have reported that they felt as if they were being strangled. Others have said that they felt sick and dizzy whilst in the property.

ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK  After midnight, St John’s Mansion doesn’t sleep… it watches. Visitors have reported:

Disembodied whispers calling their names Footsteps pacing empty hallways Sudden drops in temperature with no explanation Shadow figures standing just out of sight Some refuse to return.

Others claim something followed them home. St John’s Mansion, Warwick has a long and unsettling history — and many believe the spirits are still trapped within its walls, waiting to be acknowledged.

Will YOU dare ghost hunt here after dark?

One or our most popular events of the year

Chillingham Castle is often called one of the most haunted castles in England. Located in Northumberland, it dates back to the 12th century and was originally built as a fortress to defend against Scottish invasions. The castle has a dark and fascinating history filled with tales of battles, imprisonment, and ghostly encounters.

Many visitors and paranormal investigators report strange noises, cold spots, and sightings of spirits — the most famous being the “Blue Boy,” said to appear in the Pink Room, and the ghostly cries of prisoners from the old torture chamber. Today, Chillingham Castle is open to the public for tours, ghost hunts, and overnight stays, offering a chilling glimpse into England’s haunted past.

Llanthony Secunda manor is said to have been built between 1130 and 1210 and is ingrained with both English and Welsh history with links to a Norman castle which still stands just yards away.
The manor and the surrounding land is filled with amazing history centering around Monks and religion. For the first few years of its existence Llanthony Secunda Manor was used as a two-story grange by a monastery, to house the monks that were fleeing Llanthony Prima Priory.

In the 12th century this medieval manor was said to have been owned by Henry VIII, where in 1536 when he acquired large amounts of land following dissolution of the monasteries although it has been confirmed that he never resided there.

The manor house that stands today has evolved somewhat over the years from the original dwelling,however, throughout the years there have been many reports on paranormal activity..

People have reported a full spectrum of activity ranging from belongings being moved, people being touched to full body apparitions.
We have visited in the past and have experienced so many things that we just have to return. This will be the last time as the owner is selling up.

why not join us for an experience like no other.
very limited spaces

Why not join W.A.S.P.S for their investigation at The Skirrid Inn.
The Skirrid Mountain Inn is a public house in the small village of Llanfihangel Crucorney, just a few miles north of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales.
Perhaps the oldest pub in Wales, listed in chronicles from 1100 the Inn boasts more then 900 years of History.
The first floor of the inn was reputedly used as a Courtroom where capital punishment was imposed for certain offenses, including sheep stealing.
Local legend has it that as many as 180 convicted felons were hanged, some possibly from an oak beam over the well of the staircase outside of the Courtroom where markings, possibly from rope marks, still exist on the staircase wood.
It also claims to be the home of several ghosts or spirits as well as the scene of numerous supernatural occurrences or paranormal activities.

George Jeffreys also referred to as 'The hanging Judge' is said to still walk the upper floors off the.Inn, in life he showed no mercy sending people to their deaths for ridiculous reasons.
Perhaps th,is is who brings an oppressive feeling to unsuspecting guests. Or might it be George Jeffreys Hangman, the evil presence often felt and seen at the Mountain Inn.
The apparition of a sheep rustler hanged for his crimes is often seen in various places around the Inn, do the injustices of the death sentence handed to him still keep this man lurking in the shadows?

Not all of the Skirrids ghostly inhabitants are malevolent however, other spirits often encountered include a local clergyman Father Henry Vaughn and Fanny Price who is believed to have worked at the Inn during the 18th Century.
Other occurrences in the house include the powerful scent of perfume often smelt by guests, glasses flying with no explanation, the rustling of a lady’s dress is reported when nobody is there sounds of soldiers in the courtyard and sightings of the White Lady are also reported frequently.
Visitors have reported that they felt as if they were being strangled. Others have said that they felt sick and dizzy whilst in the property.