Future Events
Secret Nuclear Bunker - Saturday 31st May 2008
The rooms and tunnels of the bunker have been silent for many years - now they are open to the public and activity is abound. Help us document the activity of this World War II bunker.
Army Flying Museum - Saturday 14th June 2008
The last time Dark Encounters visited the museum some startling activity occurred. What will happen this time?
Woodchester Mansion - Saturday 19th July 2008
Probably the scariest location you will ever go to - places are limited so book soon!
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Michelham Priory
Michelham Priory is set on a medieval moated island where it is possibble to imagine the life of the Augustinian Monk who have lived there since 1229.It is also the site of the pilot of Most Haunted, a series that started a legacy of paranormal programming.
Over the years there have been many reported sightings of unexplained phenomena at Michelham Priory it has the reputation of being one of the most haunted buildings in East Sussex.
One of the many (alleged) resident ghosts is that of Thomas Sackville a previous owner who is said to haunt the priory, during his haunting he torments the ghost of a young girl called Rosie, who allegedly hides away in a priest hole at the top of the stairs behind the wood panelling seeking refuge from her tormenter.
One of the most documented ghosts is that of the grey lady who has been seen on many occasions on the bridge and by the gate house. She has also been seen near the moat staring helplessly into the water, she is believed to be another former member of the Sackville family whose child drowned in the moat many years ago. It is also alleged that she is also said to peer mournfully into the faces of sleeping guests and then drift away through the walls
Other reports include a black hooded monk like figure in the undercroft, a young boy in the old kitchens, while a maid is seen in the hall area and on the stairs, and a mysterious lady in Tudor clothing who walks the corridors.
Many visitors to the priory have sensed the feeling of being watched or while others report sharp temperature variations and a feeling of unease.
For more information about Michelham Priory and reported activity - have a look at their website: Michelham Priory website >
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