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Middleton Hall, Tamworth đź“Ť
Event date – Saturday 26th July 2025
Event start time – 9pm
Event end time – 2am
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With so much history here it is no surprise that the grounds are left with so many hauntings. This one isn’t for the faint hearted.
The Grey Lady has been witnessed here many of times along with bodily apparitions and faint voices. Doors have slammed within the rooms people have been standing in. Objects have moved on there own. This location is a ghost hunters dream.
The first residents of the manor of Middleton that we have documentation of are Palli and Thurgot, who are mentioned as residing here in the late 11th Century in the Domesday Book.
Middleton then passed to Hugh de Grandmesnil, a Norman lord, who was a companion of William the Conqueror and also fought at the Battle of Hastings in 1066. For his service at the battle Hugh was given 100 manors of which the majority were in Leicestershire and made him the largest landholder in that county.
Robert IV de Marmion (c. 1155 – 1218) was also known as Robert “the Justice”. He was appointed Head of the Itinerant Justices of England by King Henry II, but had his lands seized by the crown in 1215 when he deserted King John and sided with the French King. Shortly after King John’s death their lands were restored to them. The last of the de Marmion lords was Philip and following his death in 1291 Middleton was left to his widow as a dower house. Following her death in 1313 Middleton was given in equal shares to Philip’s three surviving co-heirs.
With many owners over the decades will we encounter any of the past lives that once lived here?
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