Hoghton Tower has announced their Halloween ghost tours and they're not for the faint hearted!
This October, prepare for a spine-chilling experience at Hoghton Tower, reputedly the third most haunted house in Britain.
From Friday until Saturday, November 16, the historic house is invited brave thrill-seekers to embark on its autumn Ghost Tours, where the past comes alive in the eeriest of ways.
As you ascend the long drive to the Tower, expect to be greeted by silent torchbearers who will guide you through the darkened halls.
Hear captivating tales of spectres from a bygone era as stories of ghostly happenings reveal centuries of mystery and intrigue.
Dare to venture into the underground passages, where whispers of history linger, and the footsteps of long-gone souls may echo alongside your own.
Keep your eyes peeled for the infamous black dog haunting the Well House and meet the ghostly figure of Angry Peter as you journey deeper into the Tower's chilling lore.
Each ghostly experience will include a two-course meal.
Tours are available on selected dates and doors will open at 5.30pm, with dinner served at 6pm before the tour begins.
Pre-booking is essential to secure your place for this haunting experience.
Steeped in history and commanding breathtaking views across the county, Hoghton Tower is a spectacular 16th-century fortified manor-house.
Situated 650ft above sea level and approached by a steep, nearly mile-long straight drive, the Grade I listed building, is the ancestral home of the de Hoghton family, who still live on the estate.
The Tower has been welcoming illustrious visitors for centuries; from kings and queens to William Shakespeare, who is reputed to have acted as a tutor to the de Hoghton children, JMW Turner and Charles Dickens, who wrote a short story based at Hoghton.
For more information on the ghost tours click HERE.