Judging Lodge Presteigne SOLD OUT
Join us on a ghost hunt at The Judge’s Lodgings in Presteigne, Radnorshire, located near Kington on the Welsh side of the English and Welsh border. This historic building is rumoured to be haunted by the spirits of former judges, servants, and even past convicts.
One of the most well-known ghostly occurrences is the lamenting cries of a woman who was condemned to death within the lodge's walls. It is believed that she roams the corridors searching for the child she allegedly murdered. Reports of loud noises and fleeting shadows add to the eerie atmosphere.
During the investigation, you will have the opportunity to explore areas such as the servant's quarters and the cells, both of which have exhibited significant paranormal activity. Visitors have witnessed objects being inexplicably thrown from shelves and seemingly kicked around. Cold gusts of wind and unsettling sounds like growls and moans have also been reported.
Don't miss the chance to uncover the mysteries of this hauntingly beautiful building with the soul sisters as we delve into its history and experience it after dark.
Date:8th June 2024
Time:8:00pm - Guests to Arrive about 7:30pm
Location: Broad St, Presteigne LD8 2AD
Parking: On site
Toilets and Refreshments: Venue have both.
Join us on a ghost hunt at The Judge’s Lodgings in Presteigne, Radnorshire, located near Kington on the Welsh side of the English and Welsh border. This historic building is rumoured to be haunted by the spirits of former judges, servants, and even past convicts.
One of the most well-known ghostly occurrences is the lamenting cries of a woman who was condemned to death within the lodge's walls. It is believed that she roams the corridors searching for the child she allegedly murdered. Reports of loud noises and fleeting shadows add to the eerie atmosphere.
During the investigation, you will have the opportunity to explore areas such as the servant's quarters and the cells, both of which have exhibited significant paranormal activity. Visitors have witnessed objects being inexplicably thrown from shelves and seemingly kicked around. Cold gusts of wind and unsettling sounds like growls and moans have also been reported.
Don't miss the chance to uncover the mysteries of this hauntingly beautiful building with the soul sisters as we delve into its history and experience it after dark.
Date:8th June 2024
Time:8:00pm - Guests to Arrive about 7:30pm
Location: Broad St, Presteigne LD8 2AD
Parking: On site
Toilets and Refreshments: Venue have both.
Join us on a ghost hunt at The Judge’s Lodgings in Presteigne, Radnorshire, located near Kington on the Welsh side of the English and Welsh border. This historic building is rumoured to be haunted by the spirits of former judges, servants, and even past convicts.
One of the most well-known ghostly occurrences is the lamenting cries of a woman who was condemned to death within the lodge's walls. It is believed that she roams the corridors searching for the child she allegedly murdered. Reports of loud noises and fleeting shadows add to the eerie atmosphere.
During the investigation, you will have the opportunity to explore areas such as the servant's quarters and the cells, both of which have exhibited significant paranormal activity. Visitors have witnessed objects being inexplicably thrown from shelves and seemingly kicked around. Cold gusts of wind and unsettling sounds like growls and moans have also been reported.
Don't miss the chance to uncover the mysteries of this hauntingly beautiful building with the soul sisters as we delve into its history and experience it after dark.
Date:8th June 2024
Time:8:00pm - Guests to Arrive about 7:30pm
Location: Broad St, Presteigne LD8 2AD
Parking: On site
Toilets and Refreshments: Venue have both.
No under 16s.
Under 18s must Book with a Responsible adult.
No Pregnant Women due to insurance reasons
Ghosting hunting equipment will be provided but guests are encourage to bring their own equipment too!
No Alcohol or anyone under the influence of any kind as you will be asked to leave and no refund will be given.
Please bring own torches.