Jack The Ripper Interactive Ghost Hunt

Join Haunting Nights at The Jack The Ripper Museum as we bring you the story of one of the most sensational crimes that was ever committed. In the late 1880s, a series of murders sent shock waves through Victorian London. The victims were all poor East End women. All had been murdered with ferocious brutality. The murderer used a knife to slit the throats of his victims, and then, most horrifically, mutilated their dead bodies. These crimes became known as the ‘Jack the Ripper’ murders.

The murderer was never caught, and the Metropolitan Police officially closed the case after four years. However, the passage of time has not diminished public interest in the mystery. Jack the Ripper continues to grip the public’s imagination and every few years a new theory emerges as to who the murderer might have been. The women who were unfortunate enough to meet Jack the Ripper on a dark night in 1888 were real people. All lived in the East End and walked the same streets that visitors to the Jack the Ripper Museum stroll through today. The Jack the Ripper Museum is as much about the victims, as it is about the crimes and the suspects.

During your night you will be taking part in various methods of Ghost Hunting to include an Interactive Ghost Tour at the some of the Whitechapel Murder sites & Back at the location for the night the jack the ripper museum we try conduct different experiments such as Ouija boards, table tipping, glass divination, Psychic seances and along with modern day ghost hunting techniques.

Tea/coffee and squash along with crisps and biscuits will be available.

Events times are 9pm-3am