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Try not to sound like a Benwell "gangster" and more like a normal, moderate, normal person mate. Your, overly harsh and common tones don't sit well with most people!

My wife and I booked to stay a night there about a year ago. We knew of its reported history and there was some very dark energies there. So much so that neither of us wanted to stay the night. We had a fairly nice meal in the restaurant part then Packed our things and left having paid for the night. I don’t believe in ‘ghosts’ per se but there were certainly creepy dark energies.

She was called Elizabeth Gibben according to the information plate that used to be inside the mill. Back in the day you used to be able to walk inside it nuts then the council put locked gates on it

Used to go metal detecting up on Cleadon Hill and a couple of the farms adjacent to it. That was 40+ years ago but had some cracking days out there.

Sorry, but I've worked at the lighthouse for over 10 years and it's not in the least bit haunted!

Interesting, didn’t even know about this one

Love this vid! We used to do invests there pretty much on a monthly basis quite a few years ago now! Great local place and such an interesting history! Thanks for sharing your stories

Great place 👍

I’m pretty sure f pit Washington is hanted 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Please make more video's they're mint :)

You should go to Hartlepool headlands pub the cosmopolitan....its very haunted ..my aunt n uncle ran it in the 90s my cousin saw the ghost of a man upstairs wearing a dark black hat in the living room ...downstairs the pub often has poltergeist activity ...there are aido tunnels running to the church nearby from the celler

Since when was it the Marsden Grotto

we visited last year and I felt a male at the top of the stairs, in the office and in the bedroom. he felt not unpleasant but very authoritarian and not particularly friendly.

Thanks for the enjoyable story-Peter Allan was my great great great uncle

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Fascinating video! I love hearing these local Ghost Stories! 👍🏻👏🏼👏🏼👻

Brilliant 👏

Peter allan was my great great great grandad

My paternal Grannie`s family had the Jolly Sailor from its opening in around 1770 to c 1920 . (Also the house opposite from the 1600s) The pub was used for many autopsies throughout the Victorian period .It was originally considerably smaller than at present and was developed especially by Cuddy Hutchinson , my direct ancestor and his nephew William Tinkler throughout the Victorian era .It also had a very strong freemason influence and was the meeting place for the Oddfellows also, with ,I know, some occult practices . I have researched its history in detail ; I am sure it was not a coaching inn as such .

I used to love walking along the sands under the pub.

I used to love walking along the sands under the pub.

Class! Very eerie story indeed.