Join Paranormal Scotland Ltd as we proudly take you on a paranormal journey to the Medieval Provan Hall in Easterhouse. Provan Hall is well known for its reputation of paranormal activity.
Provan Hall is an A listed medieval building in the heart of Easterhouse. Dating back to the 1470s, it is one of Glasgow's oldest houses. Provan Hall was originally built as a hunting lodge for the bishops of Glasgow and is believed by some to date back even further than the Provand's Lordship built in 1471. King James IV would visit with his friend Bishop Robert Blackadder (later Archbishop) to hunt on the grounds. Provan Hall was home to many powerful figures over the years and entertained visitors such as Mary Queen of Scots and her father King James V. Provan Hall survived through many violent times such as the civil war and reformation, so it is likely that small skirmishes may have happened around Provan Hall.
Provan Hall and the R.M.S Titanic. Harold Sydney Bride was a live-in caretaker in the 1950s and was also a wireless operator on the RMS Titanic.
THE GHOSTS OF PROVAN HALL
The master bedroom of Provan Hall House is believed to be haunted by the ghost of a man who returned after two years at war to find his wife had had a child. In his rage he stabbed his wife and slit the child's throat in the master bedroom. Their spirits have been seen cowering in fear in the hall, perhaps reliving the final moments before their death. They have also been seen peering out from the windows looking into the courtyard.
Reston Mather the last private owner to live in Provan Hall has been spotted on a number of occasions at the house. His spirit has been seen mainly on the staircase wearing all black with a bowler hat and a white beard. Reston Mather died at Provan Hall in 1934 from breathing difficulties.
William Baillie is believed to haunt Provan Hall. It is rumoured that William Baillie had an affair with Mary Queen of Scots while she was a guest at Provan Hall.
Furniture moving by unseen hands, light anomalies, disembodied voices, footsteps and full apparitions are just some of the phenomena that has been reported at Provan Hall.
THE EVENT
Join Paranormal Scotland Ltd as you investigate the whole building carrying out many activities to try and communicate with any spirits that may wander the building.
Seances
Use of paranormal investigation equipment
Experiments
Table tipping
Search for Paranormal Phenomena
vigils
Refreshments included
Photographs
Complimentary gift
And much more
IMPORTANT INFO & SOME T&C
This event will take place in the dark. Due to The nature of the event please wear sensible clothing and footwear. Paranormal Scotland Ltd will provide refreshments during the designated break time. Please inform us if there are any allergies we should be made aware of when booking such as a peanut allergy. You're also welcome to bring any ghost hunting equipment with you however Paranormal Scotland Ltd will not and cannot take or hold responsibility for its safety. The event is for people ages 18 and over and we advise pregnant woman not to attend. Alcohol and illegal drugs are STRICTLY not permitted, anyone who attends under the influence will not gain entry and will not be refunded. A Paranormal Scotland Ltd staff member will advise of the designated smoking location.
For full event terms and conditions please visit www.paranormal-scotland.co.uk
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