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Blackpool Ghost Train

Blackpool Ghost Train is located in Blackpool (Pleasure Beach), Lancashire in England. The Blackpool Ghost Train was the first “ghost train” in the world and the name “ghost train” originated here. Mr Joseph Emberton built and named the ride in 1930. Reported Paranormal Activity A former operator who always wore clogs died about twenty years [...]

Heskin Hall

Heskin Hall is located in Chorley, Lancashire in England. The hall first started being built in the mid 15th century. It was shown to be the largest property on the manor by the Hearth Tax in 1666 with 15 hearths. In 1556 Richard Molyneux bought Heskin Hall. The hall then stayed in the Molyneux family for [...]

Oldham Coliseum Theatre

Oldham Coliseum Theatre is located in Oldham, Lancashire in England. The theatre dates back to around 1885. In 1887 the local council announced they were going to build a market hall on the site of the theatre so the theatre was moved to Fairbottom Street where an old colliery once existed. In 1903 the theatre was [...]

Lancaster Grand Theatre

Lancaster Grand Theatre is located in Lancaster, Lancashire in England. The theatre is the third oldest in England and was built in 1782 by Joseph Austin and Charles Edward Whitlock. Once completed the theatre had the simple name of The Theatre, Lancaster. Some alterations were made to the theatre in 1884. At this point in time [...]

Samlesbury Hall

Built in 1325 Samlesbury hall is Located in the village Samlesbury, Lancashire, England. During its existence, Samlesbury Hall has been a Girls boarding School and a Public house. In 1465 a Chapel was built by the Southworth family at the hall so it could be reclassified from a house to a manor. Today Samlesbury Hall is [...]

Rufford Old Hall

Rufford Old Hall is located in Lancashire, England and was built in 1530 by Sir Thomas Hesketh. The hall is an impressive building with its carved panelling and its hammer-beam roof. A brick Jacobean style extension was added to the hall in 1661. Where the topiary gardens are found today, there used to be a [...]