Strelley Hall Ghost Hunt

Name: Strelley Hall Ghost Hunt
Start: 2026-02-14T20:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-02-15T03:00:00+00:00
Location: Strelley Hall

Date & Time

Sat, 14 Feb, 2026 at 08:30 pm to Sun, 15 Feb, 2026 at 03:00 am

UTC+00:00

Location

Strelley Hall | Kimberley, EN

Details

Strelley Hall Psychic Medium Ghost Hunt
A Deep Dive into Nottingham’s Medieval History and Mystery
The Hall: Your Vigil in the Shadow of Centuries.
Dare to Ghost Hunt one of Nottinghamshire’s oldest and most historically charged stately homes!
Step through the imposing, stone-wrought doorways and into the profound history of Strelley Hall.
You are granted exclusive overnight access for an intense investigation within the walls of this magnificent medieval manor, where the ordinary world gives way to a complex tapestry of documented spectral sightings and unexplained phenomena.
Its history—reaching back to the Norman Conquest, surviving the Black Death, and evolving through the centuries—sets it apart as a genuine destination of deep historical significance and unsettling paranormal activity.
Strelley Hall is said to be watched over by the lingering presence of a former owner, Colonel Thomas Strelley, known for his military past and volatile temperament, whose spectral form is allegedly seen wandering the grounds.
Nestled in the quiet village of Strelley, this grand hall carries the echoes of a thousand years. Its thick, ancient walls are steeped in tales of tragedy, power, and the documented sightings of full-bodied apparitions, including that of a terrified young girl and a menacing monk.
The Hall is practically vibrating with residual energy, particularly within the deep shadows of the cellar and the long, haunted corridors of the main house.
Step within the long-suffering rooms, from the Norman-era dungeon to the grand drawing rooms, where the echoes of ancient life—from disembodied voices and footsteps to the chilling sensation of being watched—demand an answer.
It's time to trade your modern certainty for an all-night stand-off against the secrets held within the stone. Here, history doesn't just rest; it waits.
The Paranormal
👻 The Ghostly Legends of Strelley Hall
Strelley Hall is renowned as one of Nottinghamshire's most haunted buildings, with centuries of history contributing to numerous ghost stories and reports of intense paranormal activity.
I. The Medieval Dungeon and Cellars
The medieval parts of the Hall, particularly the extensive cellars and the dungeon below, are considered major hotspots for activity and are linked to dark legends.
The Witches of the Dungeon: The medieval cellar contains a small, sunken room that served as a dungeon until the early 1900s. A chilling piece of folklore claims that in the 1600s, a group of women were captured and locked in this dungeon on accusations of witchcraft and black magic.
It is said they placed a curse upon the family before they perished there from cold and starvation, contributing to the hall's oppressive energy.
The Prisoners: Beyond the folklore, the dungeon was historically used to imprison criminals, including poachers, well into the 20th century, which contributes to its strong, sinister feel.
Paranormal Activity: Visitors and investigators frequently report intense paranormal experiences in this area, including:
Sightings of dark shadows lurking in the narrow passages.
Reports of Poltergeist activity.
Hearing a clear, loud woman humming, sometimes followed by an Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) recording of a voice saying "get out."
Bricks allegedly being thrown by unseen hands.
II. The Gambler's Curse: Nicholas Strelley
The most prominent ghost is believed to be that of Nicholas Strelley, the last Strelley family owner.
The Legend: Nicholas was reportedly a notorious gambler whose addiction led to financial ruin. Folklore suggests that his gambling came to a head in 1678 when he lost the Hall and the entire estate in a single game of cards to Ralph Edge.
He supposedly vanished shortly after, never to be seen again.
The Haunting: Nicholas is believed to haunt the hall, manifesting as a dark figure or a man dressed in black, especially near the surrounding fields and the entrance.
He is also blamed for poltergeist activity and is said to take a particular interest in female visitors, sometimes causing male guests to feel uneasy or experience physical interaction.
III. The Castle Room and Other Entities
The oldest part of the building, the Castle Room (part of the 13th-century tower), and the Georgian Panelled Room have also been the sites of significant sightings.
Royal Apparition: There have been unverified reports and psychic claims that the spirit of Queen Elizabeth I has been seen in the Castle Room and the cellars. During one investigation, an EVP reportedly captured a voice responding to a question with the name "Elizabeth."
Servant Ghosts: Local legends suggest that the ghosts of servants still roam the halls, including a servant girl seen on the grounds.
Other Phenomena: Guests frequently report experiencing unexplained noises throughout the building, drastic temperature changes (particularly in the Castle Room), and sightings of a white face or white misty apparitions.