The hauntings of Ryecroft hall

7/04/12      8pm-4am

Ryecroft Hall was built in 1849 by James Smith Buckley, on land purchased from the earl of Stamford and Warrington who owned much of the land around Tameside and much of the land is still owned by his estate today. James however died after only 2 years of owning the Hall. Ryecroft was inherited by his eldest son James who sold it to his Brother William Smith Buckley, Who lived in the Hall until his death some 26 years later. Ryecroft then passed onto Abel, William's cousin who had many financial interests including Mining. engineering, cotton and textiles. During the great war (1914-1918), Ryecroft became a Red Cross hospital and communications centre and evidence of this can still be seen in the extensive cellars.

 
 
Join us at Ryecroft and see what activity can be found inside Ryecroft Hall. Activity regularly reported here includes voices and singing heard in the cellars, shadows seen passing along the hallways and corridors. Also some people find themselves becoming emotional without just cause.
 
                  
 
All this for only £45.00 per person  to secure your places simply pay a £15.00 deposit per person.