Gresley Hall - Swadlincote,

Ghosts of Gresley Hall

Haunted Gresley Hall in Derbyshire has produced some of the most frightening activity during past investigations. Voices heard on the abandoned and decaying upper floors, the sound of dragging coming from empty rooms. Footsteps have been heard approaching but no one has appeared.

On the lower floors whispered conversations along with unexplainable light anomalies. Join the team in haunted Derbyshire on a ghost hunt as we take you on a journey of secrets, mystery and intrigue in this haunted old Hall.

History of Gresley Hall

Gresley Hall was built in the 1543 with stones from the priory which once stood on the grounds in dating to the 1100\'s. In 1795 an unsuccessfulChina factory was established by Sir Nigel Bowyer Gresley of Drakelow Hall and C.B Adderley of Hams Hall in part of the hall In the early 1800\'s Mr Nadin made common earthenware at the Hall as well as china item. in the late1800\'s it became a farmhouse and was tenanted to many families.

The current house has an array of floors some of which have not been touched since the 19th Century and in the top most attics Victorian graffiti can still be seen on the lime wash walls.

A small country house built in various phases from the 1580s to c1710,formerly the seat of the Alleyne family. It was later a tenanted farmhouse before becoming a Miners Welfare Centre in the 1950s. For a short period around 1800 it was home to an unsuccessful china factory.