Date: 02/04/22 to 03/04/22
Time: 8:00 PM to 2:00 AM
Location: Manor Farm
Ticket Price: £40
Dark Encounters’ reopens the Casebook on a site that has been a working farm for over 600 years. The site holds a mix of timber, brick and stone buildings, from a Victorian Manor House, Tudor Farm House and barn to a 13th century parish church of Botley - they will all be available for investigation. With such a mixture of building types we can expect a vast range of paranormal activity to be recorded; from poltergeist activity to EVP recordings - what will be experience?
Join the team and find out….
Further Information
Join Dark Encounters as we carry out a comprehensive paranormal investigation of the site. You will get to investigate for yourselves; setting up experiments, carrying out the experiments and recording your observations. So whether it is a lone vigil in a Tudor barn, EVP experiments in Victorian House, or Dowsing experiments in the church you will be in the heart of the action. At the beginning of your evening you will have a briefing on ghost hunting techniques and the plan for the evening. Then you will split into smaller groups to carry out the investigation. The teams will be led by experienced investigators who will guide you to the correct areas and how to set up the experiments. There will be regular refreshment breaks and then at the end of the evening all teams will have a debriefing as we report the evidence recorded. We will be looking for correlations of phenomena between the groups and previous investigations we have carried out at the location - all recorded in the Casebook of Dark Encounters from the past fifteen years.
The location: Manor Farm
Address: Pyland's Ln, Bursledon, Southampton, Hampshire SO31 1BH
Parking: There is plenty of parking onsite
Accessibility: All of the ground floor buildings are accessible
Since the Tudor times shadowy figures have been seen crossing the Manor Farm grounds
The disused church with its own graveyard is a hotspot of paranormal activity.
The Victorian buildings were used a school rooms for the farm workers and village children
