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Galleries of Justice

7th October 2005

GHOST HUNT NIGHT

The Manor House Gloucester

4th March 2006

Great 'Most Haunted' venue

Golden Fleece, York most haunted public house

March 10th 2006

'Wobbly floors and stairs, strange smells'

Falstaffs Experience

29th April 2006

Report here

Hell Fire Caves

June 10th 2006

GHOST HUNT NIGHT

Figure spotted in this area

Trigger objects Pocklington 4/3/05 Report

Priest hole and tripod 19/2/05

Burial Chamber Anglesey

Haunted Caves ?

Badge found in garden of old Post Office 16th May 2008

Sad old building in Northwich picture taken 11th May 2008

1854 Coin found washed up on beach Yorrkshire coast

Traitors Gate Tower of London

Did we find the Abominable Snowman in Derbyshire? Or was it Gaz in his parka? Will we ever know the truth? Lol!!

Prisoners entered the Tower of London through the Traitors' Gate. The gate was built by Edward I, to provide a water gate entrance to the Tower, part of St. Thomas's Tower, which was designed to provide additional accommodation for the royal family.
In the pool behind Traitors' Gate was an engine that was used for raising water to a cistern on the roof of the White Tower. The engine worked originally by the force of the tide or by horsepower and eventually by steam. In 1724-6 it was adapted to drive machinery for boring gun barrels. It was removed in the 1860s.
The name Traitors' Gate has been used since the early seventeenth century, prisoners were brought by barge along the Thames, passing under London Bridge, where the heads of recently executed prisoners were displayed on pikes. Anne Boleyn, Sir Thomas More, Queen Many TudorCatherine Howard, all entered the Tower by Traitors'Gate.

Aleister Crowley 1875-1947

St John the Baptist

Gun Battery

Abandoned Church & House

Cave Nottingham

Cave Party

Norman Church

Photo M Timmins

Photo taken by J.Slater

Saturday June 10th 2006

These pictures were taken at our shop in Walkley during an overnight investigation for the RSPCA charity week.

Kyp's Memorial

Joseph Tagg and his dog Kyp were out on Howden Moors in December 1953 when a blizzard descended. It was not until 105 days later, in March 1954, that Joseph's body was discovered, and at his side was his dog Tip, starving but resolute in her devotion. 11 year old Tip was given a home for the remaining two years of her life, and after her death in 1955 public money paid for a memorial stone to be erected commemorating her faithfulness

Brenda about to be burnt at the stake (at long last - some might say)

TAKEN AT SITE X

on Friday 13th March 2009

Is this the image of ghostly dogs or merely finger prints on the glass? You decide

Crypt of a church in Paddington 1994 Taken on a 35mm camera with film

Brilliant investigation at this one with links to Aleister Crowley and child slave trade. Used to store bodies of blitz victims in World War ll

Clitheroe Castle

Heild Well

St. Mary's Church Pendle

Rochester Cathedral

Rochester Cathedral Crypt

Rochester Cathedral

Rochester Castle

FORT AMHERST

ST LEONARDS TOWER	not a ghost just graveyard breath

BARRISTERS CHAMBERS

CAUGHT IN THE ACT IN ORMSKIRK

Long House	Long House

Memorial Column in Halifax

UFO LANDING IN LANCASHIRE?

Three Tuns Sheffield

Fat Cat

27th January 2006

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Guildhall Leicester

'Court room and Market Place, active venue'

Manor Lodge

Micks Coins

Manor Castle Sheffield March 24th 2006..

Manor Castle Pub

April 25th 2006

'Coins that Mick had set up as trigger objects moved '

Report and more pictures here

Sheffield Fire Station Museum

June 3rd 2006

Bolling hall

August 12th 2006

GHOST HUNT NIGHT

Strange transfiguration at Tutbury 22/11/03

Mosborough Hall 13/5/05 Report

10 Rillington Place

Roche Abbey

Old Theatre 25/04/08 Report

Another old building due to be demolished?

Antique Chinese coins used for trigger objects

Musket ball found on site of old battle

Arrow head found on bronze age site 1989

Old Cross found 1978

Other Places Investigated by SPI and co-founders include:

Whitby Abbey, Mill of Black Monks and Abbey, Coroners House and Mortuary, Church Ope graveyard, Prison Tunnels, Aleister Crowley's House, Bradfield church graveyard, Castleton Tin Mine, Poltergiest haunting London, Robin Hoods Grave Kirklees, Little John's grave, Old Firth Park Library, Nurses Supplies Redcar, LLandudno abandoned church, Anchor church, Stone circle Ilkley, Avebury, Pendle Hill, Beauchief Abbey, Sutton Scarsdale, Trinity Chapel, Highgate Cemetary, Highgate Woods, Kensal Green Cemetary, Willesden Green Cemetary, Wards End Cemetary, Old Schoolhouse Penmon, Sandal Castle, St. Bartolfs, Packman Lane, Stocksbridge, Boggard Lane, Hoyland Tower, Loxley Common, Tankersley, Marston Moor, Marquis of Granby Yorkshire, Marquis of Granby London, The Fleece, Middlewood Asylum, Storthes Hall, Bailey Hills Barrows, Old Wardour Castle, Sandsfoot Castle, Conwy Castle, Hampton Court, Conisbrough Castle, The Bridge Inn, Smallest Gaol, Old Asylum North Yorkshire, Old Reformatory, Needles Eye, Hoober Stand, Nine Ladies, Jack the Ripper Haunts, Dirty Dicks, Drury lane Theatre Royal, The Spaniards, Great Marlborough Street Court, Westminster Abbey and Hall, William Wallace execution site, Rising Sun Central London, Earl Derby W.London, various RAF bases, libraries, burial chambers, private houses. Glastonbury Tor, Stonehenge, Jack Straws Castle, Dirty Dicks, Vine Street Police Station.

In 1964 Brenda visted 10 Ruston Close W London (originally 10 Rillington Place) her sisters boyfriend was lodging there at the time. Two years later she visited Mostyn Gdns NW London the scene of another grisly murder, and again, it was house number 10.