Return to one of the Wirral’s most intriguing haunted halls for a chilling autumn ghost hunt at Mayer Hall, Bebington. As the nights draw in, this historic building takes on an even heavier atmosphere, with reports of unexplained footsteps, sudden cold spots, and disembodied voices echoing through its rooms. Mayer Hall was built in 1878 […]
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Mayer Hall Ghost Hunt, Bebington – Saturday 4th April 2026 Join us for a night of ghost hunting at historic Mayer Hall in Bebington, Wirral, a quaint village hall with a reputation for strange footsteps, sudden cold spots, and unexplained voices after dark. This atmospheric building feels very different at night and is the perfect
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Join DeadLive for a series of professional ghost hunts at Vale House, one of Wirral’s most historically significant and paranormally active buildings. Set within the grounds of Vale Park in New Brighton, this Grade II listed Victorian house has a long-standing reputation for unexplained activity and remains a compelling location for serious paranormal investigation. With
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From Working Depot to Haunted Museum The Transport Museum in Manchester keeps the city’s transport legacy alive inside a former working depot, now packed with restored buses, trams and rare memorabilia. Rows of vintage vehicles fill the wide, echoing space—machines that once carried thousands of Mancunians to work, home or nights on the town. When
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Haunted Nights at Mayer Hall Mayer Hall in Bebington is one of those buildings that feels different after dark. By day it is a familiar community space; by night it becomes a maze of creaking floors, shifting shadows and unexplained sounds. With ghost hunts now set for 4th April 2026 and 3rd October 2026, you have two chances
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From Working Depot to Haunted Museum The Transport Museum in Manchester preserves the city’s public transport heritage inside a former depot filled with vintage buses, trams and memorabilia. Rows of classic vehicles sit in a cavernous shed, many of them once crammed with passengers heading to work, home or nights out across Manchester. When the
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In the heart of Wavertree, the Historic Coffee House stands as one of Liverpool’s oldest surviving pubs and a landmark packed with stories. Local history groups point to a date‑stone marked 1641 and records from 1777 that confirm the site as a licensed venue, making it a fixture of community life for centuries. Through wars,
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Haunted History of Lark Lane’s Old Police Station Tucked just off lively Lark Lane, the Old Police Station looks ordinary at first glance, but its walls have heard confessions, confrontations, and countless untold stories. Once a working station dealing with drunks, thieves, and violent offenders, it is now better known for the echoes that remain
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In Greater Manchester’s Cheetham Hill, Transport Museum stands with a haunted past. This historic bus depot sits near Boyle Street. It pulses with ghostly tales. Vintage vehicles echo with whispers. The site draws ghost hunters to Northwest England’s heart. Transport Museum ghost stories chill the brave. DeadLive hosts ghost hunts here on 7th February, 9th
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Experience Bootle’s Haunted Past The Old Linacre Pub Bootle stands as a living reminder of Liverpool’s industrial age — a place where laughter, arguments, and echoes of life still seem to vibrate through its walls. Today, it’s one of Bootle’s most actively haunted buildings, and in 2026, DeadLive Events once again invites brave guests to
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