Having taken a trip down to kent to have a look around this museum, we were blown away! Its awonderful place just for the sheer volume of aircraft inside, let alone the spirits that reside there as well. Both Keith and myself picked up on a number of energies whislt in the 3 hangers and one even reduced me to tears! Come along and have a look for yourself. It's an amaziing place to investigate!!

6 pm - 12 am.

www.rafmanston.co.uk

RAF History Museum,
821 Manston Road,
Ramsgate,
Kent CT12 5DF

The building that we know today as The Harvester, in Hemel Hempstead, started it's life as a posting house, according to census records dating back to 1851. These would be houses or, in this case an inn, where horses were kept that could be rented out. They would be used as post offices are today, to distribute the mail. Back in 1861 it was known as The Railway Hotel and had provisions to stable 7 horse. Between 1855 and 1912, the census records show us that it was run by various generations of the Dunning family.

We were invited here for an investigation, after some of the current staff had experienced strange goings on within the building, the most frequent one being the hand dryer in the ladies toilets turning itself on late at night when the restaurant was being locked up. There was also a recording of someone, in the carpark, walking about and then disappearing, on the cctv footage. Our last investigation proved the building to be very active with lots of emf meters going off, ouija board work and seeing someone's hair being tugged!

We are organising this night slightly different to our usual suppers, whereby, you will book your tickets for the ghost hunt with ourselves, Ghostly Gatherings and pay for your meal separately on the night. On booking your space, you will be contacted by email to take your food order, which is either from the 2 or 3 course set menu. A link for the menu will be sent to give you plenty of time to decide on your food choices. You will then be required to pay for your food when you arrive. 

Arrival time is 8pm and we hope to get started with our investigation by 9.15pm. Finishing time will be around 1am.

Tea and coffee will also be available throughout the night.

The Mallard

507 London Road,
Hemel Hempstead,
HP3 9BQ

The Chequers, formerly known as The Buck and Bell, is an 18th century inn, which consists of most of it's original building. During the 19th century it contained a bakery and has also been a lodgings house. 

We were called in a couple of months ago to do an investigation after unexplained things going on in the building. There are a number of stories in relation to hauntings and we certainly weren't disappointed on our initial walk round! I believe there are at least 3 spirits here and we had lots of activity on our live session back in January.

We're very excited to be able to have an evening of food and ghost hunting here and very much look forward to welcoming you on the night. 

We will ask you to arrive at 7.30pm, in order to eat at 8pm. Once cleared away, we will then investigate 3 different area's of the pub.

The food choices are - 

Fish and chips

Or

Battered sausage and chips

A side of mushy peas or beans

There is a drop down bar to choose your meal choice when booking your tickets. 

Can't wait for this!!!

LUTON LIBRARY THEATRE

Luton is believed to have been founded by the Anglo-Saxons sometime in the 6th century. Its name first appears in the 8th century as Lygetun, meaning "town on the River Lea"

In 1907, Vauxhall motors opened the largest car plant in the United Kingdom in Luton, during the Second World War, it built Churchill tanks as part of the war effort. Despite heavy camouflage, the factory made Luton a target for the Luftwaffe and the town suffered a number of air raids. 107 died and there was extensive damage to the town (over 1,500 homes were damaged or destroyed).

Opening in 1962 Luton Library Theatre is a traditional proscenium arch theatre with the capacity to seat up to 238 people. Located on the third floor of Luton Central Library, Luton Creative Culture hosts a hugely varied programme at the Library Theatre, including touring professional shows, amateur dramatics and music concerts, offering the opportunity to tick off a range of cultural challenges. There are unconfirmed reports of a worker being killed during the construction of the building and a cleaner unexplainably going missing but no records can be found to corroborate these stories.

Please arrive at 7.30pm for an 8pm start. Finish time is 1am.

The oldest part of the museum, The Tudor House, situated in Church Street, Aylesbury, dates back to the 1470's. It was owned then by the Fraternity, who also owned almshouses & hospitals and carried out charitable work. In the 1750's it was refurbished in the Georgian style and again in the 1990's much as how we see it today.

There are stories told by those who have worked in the building and other paranormal groups also report strange things happening within it's walls. 

One the night we will have sole use of both the Georgian Room & The Tudor House, the attic rooms once used by the head master when it was a school and other area's where the exhibitions are on show. The absolute gem on the night though is access to the underground cellar, the original wine cellar which has a network of tunnels leading out into the Aylesbury Market Square and nearby church. These are blocked up now but would have been an escape routes back in the day. We sat in there for a few minutes on our walk round and had all the lights turned off. You literally couldn't see your hand in front of your face!

The arrival time is 8pm and we will finish and leave at 1am.