Washington Old Hall 021010

Join UKPN for an investigative experience at Washington Old Hall.
The Avenue, Washington Village, Washington, Tyne & Wear NE38 7LE

Washington Old Hall is a delightful stone-built 17th-century manor house, which incorporates parts of the original medieval home of George Washington's direct ancestors. Originally a wooden Saxon Hall mentioned in a charter of 973, the first stone hall at Washington was built in 1183. A fragment of this medieval hall is visible in the internal wall between the kitchen and the adjoining hall where two central arches are separated by a central pillar form an entrance to the kitchens.

Reported Paranormal Activity

The Hall is reputedly haunted by the ghost of a grey lady who walks the corridors of the upper floor, variously described as wearing a long flowing grey dress, and in some tales is seen weeping. One tale from relates how a child asked its mother who the lady was who was weeping in the room.

Strong smells of lavender perfume emanate from the areas of the stairs and in the entrance hallway.

Phantom footsteps, dark shadows, strange mists and tales of black cats have been reported but what will YOU find?

With full use of investigative equipment, support from our experienced team and access to this amazing location from 10pm to 3am - Do you dare join us?

Refreshments are available throughout the event.

Please do not contact the location itself for purchase of tickets for this event.

Tickets are priced at 35 per person and doesn't include transport to or from the event location or overnight accomodation.

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