Elizabethan House Ghost Hunt With Haunted Adventures

The Elizabethan house museum is a charming merchants house located on the quayside in Great Yarmouthand was built around 1596. There have been many changes to the house over the years, these changes were made by many of its wealthy inhabitants. Wood panelled rooms, richly decorated ceilings and the imposing stairway all help to tell the story of the Elizabethan House.

The house is famous for its connections with Oliver Cromwell who is said to have frequently visited his friend, John Carter, a prominent Yarmouth merchant who purchased the house from Benjamin Cowper in 1635.

The building became a regular meeting place for parliamentarians during the civil war and it is said this is where the fate of Charles I was decided in 1648. From 1667 some 14 different families lived in the house. In 1870, it was bought by the Aldred family and remained in their possession until the eldest daughter Mary Aldred bequeathed it to the National Trust.

Paranormal activity is a regular occurrence at the Elizabethan house, many hear footsteps, disembodied voices, mysterious dark shadows moving around the building, many of the visitors here have also reported being touched by unseen hands. Will you join us as we try to uncover who or what haunts this building and to uncover more of this buildings rich history?

What's Included:

• Work in smaller and more personal groups
• Take part in a variety of activities such as Seances and more
• Access to ghost hunting equipment such as K-II, trigger objects, ghost meters, EDI’s etc.
• Opportunities to conduct lone vigils for those feeling brave
• A friendly and experienced team of investigators offering help and advice throughout the night
• Qualified first aider present
• Tea, coffee, cordial and biscuits included in the cost