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Known as The Shire Hall, this independent museum situated on High Pavement in the Lace Market in Nottingham is a truly important building. The Galleries of Justice is a large building and houses what was once the old Gaol, the Police Station and a Victorian Courtroom. The Courtrooms themselves date back to the 14th Century and the Gaol itself to 1449. The building was also used as a police station from 1905 to 1985, the courts closed in 1986. It is a site of historical importance and is the only place where an individual could be arrested, sentenced and executed.The Galleries of Justice in Nottingham is one of the UKs most haunted buildings and an overnight ghost hunt here is sure to support this accolade.
Ghostly apparitions, Poltergeist activity and slamming doors are just some of the experiences we have encountered on ghost hunts here and a lone vigil in the condemned cell or the cave beneath the building will test the nerve of the strongest mind. A ghost hunt at The Galleries of Justice is a must for any ghost hunting enthusiast, but be warned - the activity here can be terrifying and relentless.
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National Justice Museum, 24 High Pavement, Nottingham, NG1 1, United Kingdom
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