Robert Craven Hall 21st March 2026
£22.00
Ghost hunt at Robert Craven Hall
📅21st March 2026
⏰️ 8:30pm – 1:30am
🎫 £22pp
Bramhope Village Hall/The Robert Craven Memorial Hall, was constructed in 1896 in Bramhope, Leeds, and was financed through a bequest from local farmer Robert Craven. It was designed as a central meeting point for the village and has since evolved into a significant community venue.
Robert Craven Memorial Hall, is deeply intertwined with the village’s wartime history hence also functions as a war memorial. It features a plaque that honours local soldiers who served in World War I. This memorial within the hall ensures that the sacrifices of the soldiers are remembered by future generations.
Its now managed by a group of trustees on behalf of the Charity Commission and the hall remains an integral part of village life. Over the years, it has seen numerous refurbishments, including modern updates to its kitchen and roof, to keep it in good condition.
The hall is noted for its paranormal activity.
Reports of poltergeist activity and strange occurrences have grabbed the attention of people. People have reportedly fled the building whilst claiming they have been touched by something. Fixtures have flown from walls, voices and loud banging has been heard, along with eerie singing and creepy piano music coming from upstairs.
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Ghost hunt at Robert Craven Hall
📅21st March 2026
⏰️ 8:30pm – 1:30am
🎫 £22pp
Bramhope Village Hall/The Robert Craven Memorial Hall, was constructed in 1896 in Bramhope, Leeds, and was financed through a bequest from local farmer Robert Craven. It was designed as a central meeting point for the village and has since evolved into a significant community venue.
Robert Craven Memorial Hall, is deeply intertwined with the village’s wartime history hence also functions as a war memorial. It features a plaque that honours local soldiers who served in World War I. This memorial within the hall ensures that the sacrifices of the soldiers are remembered by future generations.
Its now managed by a group of trustees on behalf of the Charity Commission and the hall remains an integral part of village life. Over the years, it has seen numerous refurbishments, including modern updates to its kitchen and roof, to keep it in good condition.
The hall is noted for its paranormal activity.
Reports of poltergeist activity and strange occurrences have grabbed the attention of people. People have reportedly fled the building whilst claiming they have been touched by something. Fixtures have flown from walls, voices and loud banging has been heard, along with eerie singing and creepy piano music coming from upstairs.
👻👻What your night will include:👻👻
👻👻Working alongside the team you will split in to small groups to work through the building in group sessions using both tradition and scientific methods of investigation such as table tipping, ouija boards, evp sessions with the intention of interacting with the spirits that reputedly haunt the building.👻👻
👻👻Hot drinks, bottled water, biscuits and snacks provided.👻👻
👻👻There are toilets on site👻👻
👻👻Strictly No Alcohol or drugs👻👻
👻👻Sorry no under 18’s or pregnant women allowed👻👻
👻👻No smoking or Vaping within the building, a designated site will be highlighted to those that require it👻👻
👻👻Please wear warm clothing and sensible footwear and bring your own torch👻👻
👻👻This location may not be suitable for wheelchair users and people with mobility issues 👻👻
👻👻 This is NOT a sleepover event therefore you will be required to stay awake for the duration👻👻
👻👻All of our bookings are bound by our Terms and Conditions. These are on our page under Notes, but should you require a copy please email us at enquiries@cof-paranormal.co.uk👻👻
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