The Legends of Bidston Hill Ghosts, Witches and Folklore Tour

The Legends of Bidston Hill Ghosts, Witches and Folklore Tour

Sunday 28th September 7pm till 8.30pm Autumn Special - Max 12 People for a Personal Guided Ghost Walk with our Historian & Author

There are lots of Ghost legends about Bidston Hill, one of the most mysterious supernatural landmarks in the country, rises to over 234 feet and has a long, dark reputation as being a meeting place for various covens and occultists. There is Ghosts, The Witches Curse, The Legend of the Werewolf & Several Historic Hauntings located in the Old Village and Hill. There's the ghost of the Victorian boy who is seen on the hill quite often and has been captured on film. There's the apparition of The Angry Miller, who walked out of the wrong door of the mill in a fit of temper and had his head sliced off by one of the blades. . Richard Tilly, a Satanist and lecherous murderer, is said to be buried close to the windmill and legend has it that his ghastly-looking zombie-like form has been seen to slowly emerge from its grave on some moonlit nights. Even in death, the lustful Tilly has allegedly attacked young ladies who have been foolish enough to cross the hill after dark.

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Meeting at Bidston Railway Station, CH43 7RF

Free Parking at Bidston Railway Station Park & Ride

Max 12 People Per Tour

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