Overnight Ghost Hunt: Join Lancashire Supernatural Investigators as they investigate this fascinating building on the outskirts of Bolton Town Centre.
Currently a very successful Toby Carvery, run by Samantha and her team; the property has a vast and interesting history - from family home, to a care home and all sorts in between. Prior to its current incarnation it was derelict for a time. Tunnels run from the main building away and under the now busy Crompton Way to what used to be the gate house. Previous investigations here have turned up a number of things we cannot explain away - why not join the team to see what we can find.
You will get the opportunity to take part in vigils, seances and divinations, along with other experiments to try and communicate with spirits of both recent and times gone by.
Because of the size of the building we are restricting the number of tickets available to ensure everyone gets chance to investigate all available areas of the premises, so tickets are strictly limited. If you want to be part of this investigation you should book early to avoid disappointment.
Tickets are priced at £20 per person. Hot drinks will be provided during the night. Attendees are advised to wear flat shoes as there are a number of areas reached by stairs, and a torch are essential.
Overnight Ghost Hunt at Watermillock in Bolton, Greater Manchester on Saturday, 25 February 2012.
For more information about Overnight Ghost Hunt, please contact 07586 281839, or see event details on the left.
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