Do the spirits of the forgotten children still remain at the mill toiling away? Do the pitiful men and women who also worked those dangerous machines?

A local legend states that Mary, Queen of Scots, spent a night at Whitley Hall in the 1580s while in captivity at Sheffield Castle. This rumour was first reported by Jonathan Eastwood in his "History of Ecclesfield" of 1862.

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The sound of incarnate voices from empty rooms have being heard from visitors, and strange black shadows have been seen in the building, and the figure of a man is said to roam around the building and disappearing as quickly as he came.

One of the most common sightings is reputed to appear in one of the rooms in the old tower where the walls are so thick that wardrobes and bookshelves have been built into them."

From the sounds of footsteps, slamming doors and disembodied voices to a figure shaped mist and woman in Victorian dress, what other lost souls occupy this former gaol.

Eerie voices and ghostly footsteps have been heard echoing through the corridors. Tapping and scratching on the walls has been heard frequently. The laughter of children has been heard in the corridors and the sobbing of a woman have been heard too.

We encountered strange tapping noises in the corner of one of the bedrooms of what would have been the servants rooms in years gone by, what caused these devilish noises to occur and when we called out for more banging, the spirit world duly obliged.

The Lawn is a Greek style building with it's four columns and Doric entrance it is truly an architectural masterpiece, it's name is derived from the sprawling area in which it is situated. The Lawn was opened under the stewardship of the Reverend Doc

On a previous visit to this creepy Old Hall, we encountered strange tapping noises in the corner of one of the bedrooms of what would have been the servants rooms in years gone by, what caused these devilish noises to occur and when we called out for

It is this impressive building that still stands today as a testament to the vow Benjamin Gott made, that we will conduct our paranormal investigation into the spirit world.

Morecambe Winter Gardens is a Grade II listed building. It was designed by the architects Mangnall and Littlewood, it was originally named the Victoria Pavilion Theatre in 1897 .