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Hodroyd Hall ghost hunt in Barnsley South Yorkshire

With Karl Beattie and Stuart Torevell

Date - Sat 18th Jan 2025

Times - 9pm til 1am

Price - £79pp

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Location size - Max 40 guests

This location is set to be one of Most Haunted Experiences favourites,,From loud footsteps heard to dark figures seen fleeting through these magestic rooms..from deaths and apparent murders..executions by attacks on the Hall.. what will we encounter together at Hodroyd Hall in Barnsley..

From dark cellars to grand rooms and spooky attics.

Magical Hodroyd Hall Barnsley 18th Jan 2025

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Hodroyd Hall.. High Well Hill Lane..South Hiendley Barnsley S72 9DQ

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There has been a house on the site of Hodroyd Hall from the 12th century, when records show the land was owned by Sir John de Hoderode who was also for some time the steward at Pontefract Castle.

After the dissolution of the monasteries, Hodroyd Hall was owned by Sir Thomas Gargrave of Nostell Priory and stayed in the Gargrave family until it was acquired by Dr. Richard Berrie in 1623. The doctor is said to have been Cromells doctor..Who allegedly stayed at Hodroyd to be brought back to health after a battle.. Dr. Berrie subsequently married Prudence Gargrave, the great granddaughter of Sir Thomas and it is his coat of arms impaled with hers which adorn the rear of the house. Their marriage was childless but Richard Berrie had an illegitimate daughter Mary, who married a Marmaduke Monckton who changed his name to Marmaduke Berrie on the instruction of Richard Berrie enabling Marmaduke to inherit Hodroyd Hall in 1688.

In 1725, the house was owned by John Monckton, who in that year was created Viscount Galway and it is the coat of arms of the Monckton family that is seen at the front of the house.

Over the years the Monckton family spent more time at their grander country seat of Serlby Hall in Nottinghamshire and eventually sold Hodroyd Hall and the adjoining estates in 1911. In the 20th century, the house was used as a military hospital and a convent before being sold to the National Coal Board.
The ghost of a servant boy is said to be seen after apparently being killed and burnt in one of the large fire places..Is he lost..Does he need help ?

Also nuns are said to have been seen wandering the attic areas where they once slept..

A dark monk like figure is also seen in the ground floor rooms..Who is he and why does he like to sneak up on people..? Grabbing them by the arm...

Loud footsteps have been heard as you enter the building by the front door..As if coming to greet you...But no one is ever there..

We can not wait to investigate this amazing location...

Magical Hodroyd Hall Barnsley 18th Jan 2025

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