Ghost Hunt at Strelley Hall, Nottingham - 19th June 2027
Join Ghostly Gatherings for a night of paranormal investigation at the fascinating historic Strelley Hall.
Dating back to around 1200, Strelley Hall has a history spanning more than 800 years. Originally a medieval castle, the building has evolved through the centuries, retaining fascinating features and spaces that offer a glimpse into its remarkable past.
From its medieval origins to the elegant rooms created during the Georgian period, this is a location with plenty of history to explore.
And what better way to discover its secrets than after dark?
OUR INVESTIGATION AREAS
We are incredibly fortunate to have access to several interesting rooms and spaces throughout the evening, each with its own history and atmosphere.
The Dungeon – circa 1200
One of the oldest and potentially most atmospheric areas of the property. With medieval origins, this is certainly somewhere we'll be keen to investigate.
The Medieval Stew Pond
A fascinating reminder of the estate's medieval past. We'll have the opportunity to explore this historic feature as part of our investigation.
The Morning Room – circa 1780
An elegant room dating from the Georgian period. Could centuries of history have left something behind?
The Drawing Room – circa 1780
Another beautiful historic space where we'll be conducting our paranormal experiments and vigils.
The Panelled Room – circa 1780 and 1895
With features spanning different periods, this room offers another fascinating opportunity to investigate.
The Main Hall – circa 1780 onwards
Along with the connecting corridors, we'll have further areas to explore and investigate throughout the night.
EVENT DETAILS
Arrival: 8.30pm
Finish: 2.00am
Location: Strelley Hall, Nottinghamshire.
WILL YOU JOIN US?
With a history stretching back to medieval times, Strelley Hall offers a wonderful opportunity to investigate a location that has witnessed centuries of life, change and history.
From the atmospheric Dungeon, dating back to around 1200, to the Georgian rooms and historic corridors, there is plenty for us to explore.
Who knows what we might experience once the lights go down?