apparitions anonymous incorporated team

Venues Page.

Here you can find all of the venues for all of the investigations that we are doing in the near future.You will also find Prices, Times, and a brief discription of the location.Please contact us if you should need to for more information on 07870863802.

Belgrave Hall The ‘Victorian Lady’ has often been heard walking around the upstairs of Belgrave Hall and on occasions, fleeting glimpses of her have been witnessed by staff on duty.
On occasions, the aroma of cooking has been smelt within the Hall when nothing has been cooked. The smells are usually of fresh bread, stewed fruit and gingerbread – all generally referred to as ‘old fashioned’ cooking methods.
Footsteps are often heard on the first floor landing, doors close of there own accord and room alarms are mysteriously activated when no one is there.
Belgrave Hall has been investigated by many people and organisations, not least Dr Larry Muntz (who the film Ghostbusters was based), Most Haunted (with Vic Reeves) and Ghost Hunters International.
It is a place that is either a very fanmily atmosphere or has a sinister side to it.
If you dare come to Belgrave you will not be disappointed.

saturday August 14th 2010 AAIT special 7pm-2am Ticket price £40.00

The Guildhall
The most frequent visitor is the White Lady, a name given to the phenomenon though she is very rarely seen. The ghost makes her presence known by moving the heavy Tudor furniture around the library and by opening doors once they have been locked and bolted.
On numerous occasions, staff and police have been called out in the evening to attend to burglar alarms which have been triggered by an unseen presence. The White Lady also has a soft spot for the large Bible which is situated on the main table within the library. Staff will often close the Bible in the evening only to find that in the morning it is back open in exactly the same place as the night before. No one has any knowledge to the identity of the ghost.
The sound of heavy footsteps has often been heard crossing the main entrance to the constable’s cottage.
In 2004, Living TV’s ‘Most Haunted’ visited The Guildhall and their mediums, Derek Acorah and David Wells, immediately sensed the presence of Victorian era pick pockets, policemen and an ‘evil presence’ in the cell area. Footsteps were heard in the library roof space, two duelling men were sensed in the Great Hall and many of the crew felt sick in the area of the cells.

Saturday May 7th 2010 AAIT Special 7pm-2am ticket price £40.00.

Wygston House This is one of the finest timber framed buildings around.It has a checkered history with a possible two wealthy buisness men who could have owned it.
One being Roger Wygston the other being William Rowlett.
It has many ghosts but the most well known is the little boy who likes to play with his ball.
You can sometimes hear this falling down the stairs.Things get moved and smells are often reported.
The other main phenomenon is things get thrown.
The cellars are very frightening and many people get so scared in both cellars they have to leave the vigil.
The noises seem to come from nowhere yet seem right on top of you.
This is a venue that holds many secrets yet to be revealed, but little by little they are becoming more apparent as each investigation unfolds.

DATE TO BE CONFIRMED

New Walk Museum Exhibitions change here and so do the spirits that are connected to them. so you are not sure what you are going to get.
There are a few ghosts that are grounded here and they are not all human.There are three sections to the building and each area has its own ghostly activity. Staff have witnessed strange phenomena that cannot be explained.
Mists occur from nowhere and smells are reported.
Because of the size of the venue and the exhibits and exhibitions there will be a minimum of 5 locations but a maximum of 18.
Locations may change from ghost watch to ghost watch. What we have found so far is that the ghosts here speak different languages and many people have been scared in different parts of the museum. This venue is in total darkness apart from one gallery.

Saturday December 11th 2010 AAIT Xmas special 7pm-2am Ticket price £45.00.

Hellfire Caves West Wycombe Caves also known as Hellfire Caves , located in the Chiltern Hills, Buckinghamshire, England, are most well known as a meeting place for members of The Hellfire Club. The caves were extended by Sir Francis Dashwood (later Lord le Despencer) between 1748–1752. They provided work for unemployed farm workers following a succession of harvest failures, and lie close to Dashwood’s country house, West Wycombe Park.
The underground “rooms” are named, from the Entrance Hall, through the Circle, Franklin’s Cave (named after Benjamin Franklin, a friend of Dashwood who stayed with him at West Wycombe), the Banqueting Hall, the Triangle, to the Miner’s Cave; finally, across a subterranean river named the Styx, lies the final cave, the Inner Temple. This is a place that is in total darkness as it decends into the depths of the earth with large caverns and corridors under the ground.
Not for the faint hearted.

Saturday * 3rd JULY* CANCELLED 2010 6pm-12 midnight Ticket price £35.00(including meal) THIS VENUE IS BEING RE-SCHEDULED
NEW DATE CONFIRMED SATURDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2010 6PM-12 MIDNIGHT.

Alton Towers with its 13 ghosts and many strange stories of paranormal activities is a must for all those ghost hunters that want a truely frightening experience,Access to the castle ruins and beyond. On all four floors including the roof you will get some kind of paranormal happening
Right from the start of the evening you will get a sense of grandeur and a feeling of what it would have been like to live in this great estate.
Some of the places are very foreboding yet some seem very joyful, there are so many rooms here that it is impossible to investigate it all but where we do go is very active and even on our walk around before everyone was opened up we were getting things happen to us.
Some of this building is open to the elements but some of it is shuttered off but can get very cold.
Even the grounds around the Towers is active and the tunnel leading to Oblivian is where we had our most frightening experience, check it out and be prepeared to be terrified.

Friday June 11th CANCELLED 2010 Ticket price £40. 9pm-5am THIS VENUE IS BEING RE-SCHEDULED
NEW DATE SATURDAY 8TH JANUARY 2011 9AM-5AM

Bosworth Battlefield is haunted by many soldiers and the famous Haunted Ambion wood is a very eerie place when the sun goes down.
It is said that Richard 3rd fell to his death here in the War of the Roses. It is a big area and many people have reported things such as smells of rotting corpses, blood, fires and what many people seem to report on many occasions are distant drums.
Many people get freaked out while walking in the woods and apparitions have been seen in Shenton station.
The Death stone and the field that it lays in are said to be the most haunted site in this area where strange mists have been caught and seen.
Dare you come with us to Albion Woods and what will you witness.
The fields hold a kind of transfixation and make you act compusively will you be one of these people that it affects

DATE TO BE CONFIRMED

Grace Dieu Priory is known for its ghost and strange atmosphere dare you brave it with us as we take on the clan of the priory.
Although this is an outdoor investigation it is one of the favorites of any paranormal group around Leicestershire.
the area surrounding the Priory is very haunted too and there is a tunnel to the back of Grace Dieu which people feel very uneasy in.
There are many reported sightings here from Nuns to Monks to A lady standing at a nearby bus stop.
This place is very atmospheric as darkness hits and you feel as if eyes are stuck to your back.
People can walk away from each other here and feel instant dread and return minutes later.
A keen outdoor venue with a kick to the spine.
From the road it looks very calm but from the ruins it is very different as most investigators will tell you.

DATE TO BE CONFIRMED

Chillingham Castle The Blue boy, poor, wandering, Lady Mary, a tortured child, the Royal procession and so many other famous stories. Chillingham retains them all because the Castle stays calm and unaltered ever since ancient battling days. With all its beauty and calm, Chillingham has many ghosts…. Of course it has. Quite apart from Lady Mary and her friends, the Castle family lived exciting and romantic lives, they served Kings, but then, as William Shakespeare notes, they rebelled, too. With a record eighteen Knights of the Garter, the family also had no less that eight famous, well recorded, executions. Some were hanged, drawn and quartered. While alive, they were cut down from the Gallows, to have their entrails removed. Still living, the failing body was cut into quarters. The head was displayed on city gates, as a warning. Other members of the family, more fortunate, simply had their heads chopped off. said to be the most haunted castle in the uk dare you come with us and spend the night in its haunted bedrooms.

Friday September 10th 2010 Ticket price £50.00 over night stay.

Nottingham Caves Enter and explore a whole new world in the caves underneath Nottingham city and descend into the dark depths of the original Anglo-Saxon tunnels, meeting real cave-dwellers from its dramatic hidden past. See how these caves have been used and adapted over the Centuries by local people to escape and take refuge from the world above.

This set of man-made caves was almost lost forever when the modern shopping centre was built. Thanks to local voluntary groups, the caves were saved and are now open to visitors. Dare you walk beneath the surface and uncover the grizzly past. Some people have had the scare of their lives down here I hope we get to be one of them. While the lights are on it seems very dimly lit but when they go out there is no light anywhere. This is one for the brave.

Saturday August 28th 2010 Ticket price £45.00 8pm-5am CANCELLED.

Kenilworth Castle Kenilworth Castle was founded in around 1120 by Geoffrey de Clinton who was Henry I’s Lord Chamberlain. The castle was used by Henry II and King John who improved the defences from around 1210. The keep is built of soft red sandstone and has 14ft thick walls and is around 80ft high. In the time of King John the Finham brook was damned so that a moat was formed on the southern and western sides of the castle. In 1243 Henry III granted the castle to Simon de Montfort but later Simon became Henry’s enemy and was defeated and killed at the battle of Evesham. After the battle of Evesham Simon’s son held out at Kenilworth Castle against Henry III for six months until finally running out of food and water. Edmund Earl of Lancaster, Henry III’s son, was then given the castle. The Lancasters were then associated with the castle including John of Gaunt, Earl of Lancaster, whose son became King Henry IV and the castle became a royal residence again. Let us hunt for the Royal Ghosts that haunt this beautiful Castle.

DATE TO BE CONFIRMED

Pendle hill The phrase Pendle Hill is unusual in that it combines the word for hill from three different languages. In the thirteenth century the hill was mentioned as Pennul or Penhul; apparently from Cumbric pen and Old English hyll, both meaning “hill”. The modern English hill was appended later, after the original meaning of Pendle had become opaque.Geologically the hill consists of an ancient plateau of millstone grit over softer shales on an underlying limestone bed. The historic decomposition of sphagnum moss on the hill has led to it being covered in peat.Pendle Hill is famous for its links to three events which took place in the 17th century: the Pendle witch trials (1612), Richard Towneley’s barometer experiment (1661), and the claimed visitation to George Fox (1652), which led to the foundation of the Quaker movement. A Bronze Age burial site has been also discovered at the summit of the hill.The most popular route for ascending the hill begins in the village of Barley, which lies to the east. This route also provides the steepest ascent. Other nearby villages include Downham, Newchurch-in-Pendle, and Sabden.

Saturday May 29th CANCELLED 2010 Ticket Price £10.00 8pm-late finish. THIS EVENT IS BEING RE-SCHEDULED
RE-SCHEDULED DATE IS 30TH OCTOBER 2010 LEADING INTO HALLOWEEN

Peterborough museum A grey figure, said to be the ‘Lonely ANZAC’, First World War soldier Thomas Hunter who died in the building in 1916 from wounds received in France. His ghost is seen on the stairs or first floor corridor, and has most recently seen in June 2009. A strange figure was also caught on camera on the stairs in April 2007.
A ghostly kitchen maid who fell to her death on the back stairs (which are not open to the public except for pre-booked tours) – did she fall, did she jump, or was she pushed? Female visitors report the impression of being pushed from behind by invisible hands, many people feel unwell in this area and strange noises have been heard.A dark male presence has been seen and felt lurking near the Museum’s recreation of a period shop on the first floor. Footsteps have been heard here, most recently in June 2008. A ghostly Roman soldier is said to be connected for eternity to his sword, on display in the Museum’s archaeology gallery. He has been most recently seen in September 2006.A white lady who follows visitors around the upper floor of the building was seen most recently by two visitors in October 2008.
Poltergeist activity has been reported in one of the ground floor rooms – furniture has been found mysteriously moved overnight, most recently in September 2007.
A little girl returns in spirit form in the Geology gallery, leaving messages on tape recordings as well as terrifying a workman. She has also been seen on rare occasions, most recently in December 2008.The Museum’s eerie ancient cellar has a particular reputation, where slamming doors, strange noises and a threatening male presence have been reported. Items have been thrown at some ghost hunters, most recently in April 2009. In addition a hooded figure, that looks like a monk or priest, has been seen in the cellar, again most recently in February 2009. For a view of the cellar.Banging doors, ghostly footsteps and voices, unaccountable smells, mysterious lights and orbs have all also been reported around the building.

The Firs conservative club is haunted by many ghosts of people that have died on site during its lifetime. The balls in the snooker hall have been heard to hit each other when nobody is in the room and when there are no balls on the table. voices are heard and shadows are seen walking up to the committee room. while someone was sitting on the toilet in the ladies they heard whispering in their ears and had to make a swift exit. This is a place where i think it will make an excellent venue and it is bigger than it looks.
While I was walking around I got a feeling as if I was tresspassing and should only be there with someone of authority.
The place is a hive of activity and the spirits seem to carry on throughout the night when everyone has gone home.
This is a first time investigation here and hoepfully will not be the last. It will be the only time we will be investigating the flat as it is being occupied soon so do not miss out.

Breedon on the hill Standing high on a hill side a lonely church looms over the countryside. the surrounding area is haunted by many diffrerent things and it is a well known place for witch craft. The team have been many times here and had some amazing results, people passing out for no reson, sickness , apparitions around the graveyard and strange noise are heard . even red eyed dogs have been seen on the foot paths leading to Breedon church and near by is hobs hole a myth and a creature of non human character is said to lurk there.

DATE TO BE CONFIRMED 10.00 pounds per person 10pm – late.

Michelham Priory Michelham Priory is set on a medieval moated island where it is possibble to imagine the life of the Augustinian Monk who have lived there since 1229.It is also the site of the pilot of Most Haunted, a series that started a legacy of paranormal programming.Over the years there have been many reported sightings of unexplained phenomena at Michelham Priory it has the reputation of being one of the most haunted buildings in East Sussex.One of the many (alleged) resident ghosts is that of Thomas Sackville a previous owner who is said to haunt the priory, during his haunting he torments the ghost of a young girl called Rosie, who allegedly hides away in a priest hole at the top of the stairs behind the wood panelling seeking refuge from her tormenter.One of the most documented ghosts is that of the grey lady who has been seen on many occasions on the bridge and by the gate house. She has also been seen near the moat staring helplessly into the water, she is believed to be another former member of the Sackville family whose child drowned in the moat many years ago. It is also alleged that she is also said to peer mournfully into the faces of sleeping guests and then drift away through the walls Other reports include a black hooded monk like figure in the undercroft, a young boy in the old kitchens, while a maid is seen in the hall area and on the stairs, and a mysterious lady in Tudor clothing who walks the corridors.There are also tales of poltergeist activity, windows are said to open by themselves and objects mysteriously move on their own, people have also claimed to hear doors banging in deserted parts of the building. Many visitors to the priory have sensed the feeling of being watched or while others report sharp temperature variations and a feeling of unease.

Saturday October 16th ticket price 40.00 8pm-2am