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Join us on this special Ghost Walk of Inveraray Jail. Inveraray Jail was opened in 1820 and is the former county courthouse and prison for Argyll. Over 6000 men, women and children were sentenced in the courtroom and served their sentences in the prisons. Now a museum and popular visitor attraction, there have been many reported ghost sightings and a long list of unexplained experiences from both staff and visitors…

Inveraray Jail was opened in 1820 and is the former county courthouse and prison for Argyll. Over 6000 men, women and children were sentenced in the courtroom and served their sentences in the prisons. Now a museum and popular visitor attraction, there have been many reported ghost sightings and a long list of unexplained experiences from both staff and visitors over the years. On previous investigations by other groups the…

Experience Level Rating: Event suitable for beginners/experienced investigators. Past investigations have deemed this venue extremely scary. Edinburgh Mal is a truly gorgeous riverside property which has seen many colourful goings-on over the years. It’s been a Seaman’s mission and even a house of ill-repute for ladies of the night! Our past Ghost Hunts in the property have always been active, especially in Arthur's Suite which holds rather a foreboding atmosphere!…

Experience Level Rating: Event suitable for beginners. Location not investigated before but documented paranormal activity has been experienced/witnessed. The Queen Railway Hotel opened its doors for receiving guests on 21st April 1860. Costing £29,000 this premier hotel was full of sumptuous furnishings and Cheshire Hunt often used the stable facilities, this area is now the hotel car park. On the 26th November 1861 a fire broke out in the roof…

Experience Level Rating: Event suitable for beginners. Location not investigated before but documented paranormal activity has been experienced/witnessed. Local historians believe that a building on the site of the Spread Eagle Hotel was constructed some time around 1450 as dormitories for the monks of the abbey in Jedburgh. It isn't clear whether any of this original structure remains, but the thickness of the walls certainly suggests great age. The Spread…