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Denbigh Town Hall stands on Crown Lane in the heart of this North Wales market town. Built between 1915 and 1917, it replaced an earlier market hall of 1848. Architect Charles Ernest Elcock designed the building in an eclectic Arts and Crafts style that mixes baronial and Art Nouveau influences. Construction continued through the First
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Book a small-group Rhyl Town Hall ghost hunt with DeadLive. Choose from 12 December 2026 and three confirmed dates during 2027. Tickets are £29.
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A new paranormal investigation is coming to Forest Hills Hotel & Country Club in Frodsham on Saturday 7 November 2026. DeadLive will be part of a genuine investigation-led evening inside this hilltop hotel from 9pm until 2am. There are no actors or staged scares. The night is limited to just 20 guests, with refreshments included.
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Beneath Low Street in Keighley lies a preserved underground street of late-Victorian and Edwardian shops. Builders rediscovered it in 2002–2003 while renovating the Royal Arcade above. What they found was not simple cellars but a complete lower-level arcade with original shopfronts, doors, letterboxes, signage and even stable pens. The street had once stood at ground
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Mayer Hall stands in The Village, Bebington on the Wirral. Joseph Mayer, a Liverpool goldsmith, antiquary and local philanthropist, built the hall around 1878 on the site of an earlier bakery. He intended it as a gift to the community for lectures, concerts, exhibitions and the display of art. The building formed part of a
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DeadLive is bringing a new six-week psychic development course to Bishop Lloyd’s Palace in the heart of Chester, beginning on Thursday 5 November 2026. This friendly beginners course is designed for anyone who wants to develop their intuition, understand energy and explore their natural psychic awareness in a relaxed and supportive group. Six Thursday evening
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Bishop Lloyd’s Palace stands on the south side of Watergate Street at numbers 41 (street level) and 51–53 (Row level) in the heart of Chester. It is a Grade I listed timber-framed building and one of the finest surviving examples of early 17th-century domestic architecture on the city’s unique Rows. The property began as two
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Rhuddlan Castle stands on the banks of the River Clwyd in Denbighshire. Edward I began work here in 1277 as part of his iron ring of fortresses. Master mason James of St George designed the concentric layout with twin gatehouses and a river dock created by diverting the Clwyd. The castle was largely complete by
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Wavertree sits on the eastern side of Liverpool with deep roots as a township before the city expanded around it. At its heart stands the Historic Coffee House on Church Road North. Local history groups point to a date-stone marked 1641 and confirm licensed records from 1777. This makes it one of Liverpool’s oldest surviving
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The Vernon Institute stands in the heart of Saughall, just four miles from Chester. Known locally as “The V.I.”, this historic community hall has served the village for generations. It has hosted gatherings, celebrations and wartime use. Visitors and staff have long reported unexplained activity after dark. Footsteps echo in empty corridors. Sudden temperature drops
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