
National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+
Sat 5 Jun · 21:00
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The National Justice Museum in Nottingham is set to host its annual paranormal event on November 14, 2026, commencing at 9:00 PM. This intriguing night invites participants aged 16 and over to explore the museum's haunted corridors as part of a guided ghost-hunting experience. Admission prices start from £22.38 and go up to £54.88, offering an exciting opportunity for those with a keen interest in the supernatural to delve deeper into the museum’s alleged paranormal activities.
Get ready for a spine-chilling night of ghost hunting at the National Justice Museum in Nottingham! Join us if you dare!
THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO PERSONS OVER THE AGE OF 16 HOWEVER ALL 16 AND 17 YEAR OLDS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESPONSIBLE ADULT (PLEASE SEE TERMS AND CONDITIONS).
The National Justice Museum’s long and often chilling history lends itself naturally to eerie lore, with centuries of real‑life suffering providing the foundation for its spooky reputation. The building’s use as a law court is recorded as early as 1375, and its role as a prison is documented by 1449, meaning countless individuals were tried, imprisoned, and even executed on the premises over hundreds of years. Public hangings took place at the site until the mid‑19th century, and after 1832 executions moved to a scaffold erected over the stone steps of the Shire Hall—an especially grim detail that fuels much of the museum’s ghostly atmosphere today. With its Georgian and Victorian cells, long histories of punishment, and preserved gallows, the museum’s authentic spaces create an unnerving sense of stepping directly into the past, where echoes of former inmates and judges seem to linger in every corridor.
Adding to its eerie mystique is the building’s dramatic past, marked by collapses, fires, and centuries of architectural reconstruction. In 1724, the courtroom floor famously gave way beneath a crowd, sending people crashing into the cellar below—a catastrophe that caused widespread panic and is often recounted as one of the site’s more haunting historical moments. Later Victorian expansions and the continued use of the prison into modern times preserved a chillingly intact network of cells, courtrooms, and execution areas, many of which remain exactly as they were when they held real prisoners. Visitors today often remark on the unsettling stillness of the underground cells and the gallows yard, spaces where fear, judgement, and finality once hung heavily in the air—making the National Justice Museum one of Nottingham’s most atmospheric and notoriously spooky historic landmarks.
The team at Shadows Paranormal simply can't wait to bring our guests on a paranormal adventure at this amazaing location.
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National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+ takes place on Saturday, 5 June 2027 at 21:00. The event runs until Sunday, 6 June 2027.
National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+ is held at National Justice Museum in Nottingham (High Pavement, Nottingham, NG1 1HN).
Tickets for National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+ range from £22.38 to £49.46. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of National Justice Museum can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+ can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+
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The National Justice Museum in Nottingham is set to host its annual paranormal event on November 14, 2026, commencing at 9:00 PM. This intriguing night invites participants aged 16 and over to explore the museum's haunted corridors as part of a guided ghost-hunting experience. Admission prices start from £22.38 and go up to £54.88, offering an exciting opportunity for those with a keen interest in the supernatural to delve deeper into the museum’s alleged paranormal activities.
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Get ready for a spine-chilling night of ghost hunting at the National Justice Museum in Nottingham! Join us if you dare!
THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO PERSONS OVER THE AGE OF 16 HOWEVER ALL 16 AND 17 YEAR OLDS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESPONSIBLE ADULT (PLEASE SEE TERMS AND CONDITIONS).
The National Justice Museum’s long and often chilling history lends itself naturally to eerie lore, with centuries of real‑life suffering providing the foundation for its spooky reputation. The building’s use as a law court is recorded as early as 1375, and its role as a prison is documented by 1449, meaning countless individuals were tried, imprisoned, and even executed on the premises over hundreds of years. Public hangings took place at the site until the mid‑19th century, and after 1832 executions moved to a scaffold erected over the stone steps of the Shire Hall—an especially grim detail that fuels much of the museum’s ghostly atmosphere today. With its Georgian and Victorian cells, long histories of punishment, and preserved gallows, the museum’s authentic spaces create an unnerving sense of stepping directly into the past, where echoes of former inmates and judges seem to linger in every corridor.
Adding to its eerie mystique is the building’s dramatic past, marked by collapses, fires, and centuries of architectural reconstruction. In 1724, the courtroom floor famously gave way beneath a crowd, sending people crashing into the cellar below—a catastrophe that caused widespread panic and is often recounted as one of the site’s more haunting historical moments. Later Victorian expansions and the continued use of the prison into modern times preserved a chillingly intact network of cells, courtrooms, and execution areas, many of which remain exactly as they were when they held real prisoners. Visitors today often remark on the unsettling stillness of the underground cells and the gallows yard, spaces where fear, judgement, and finality once hung heavily in the air—making the National Justice Museum one of Nottingham’s most atmospheric and notoriously spooky historic landmarks.
The team at Shadows Paranormal simply can't wait to bring our guests on a paranormal adventure at this amazaing location.
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When is National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+?
National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+ takes place on Saturday, 5 June 2027 at 21:00. The event runs until Sunday, 6 June 2027.
Where is National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+ taking place?
National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+ is held at National Justice Museum in Nottingham (High Pavement, Nottingham, NG1 1HN).
How much are tickets for National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+?
Tickets for National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+ range from £22.38 to £49.46. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
Is there anywhere to stay near National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of National Justice Museum can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for National Justice Museum, Nottingham - Paranormal Event/Ghost Hunt 16+?
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