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Coalhouse Fort
East Tilbury, Essex
21:00 - 05:00
03 Jun '06
£99.00
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Please read terms
& conditions
prior to booking. No under 18's, No alcohol or drugs allowed.
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Coalhouse Fort, rather the area that
it was built on, has had over 600 years of military history associated there. The
current fort was completed in 1874 defending the River Thames and ultimately
London. It is one of the Palmerston forts, built from a recommendation of
the Royal Commission in 1860 for protection, mainly the French! Continuing
it's defensive role through the two World Wars it was eventually sold by the MOD
to Thurrock Council in 1962. The council have leased out the fort since
1983 to the Coalhouse Fort Project, a charity will the ultimate aim of restoring
it to it's former glory as a military garrison.
The fort is still in need of major
repairs, however it is plain to see from our preliminary investigation with the
volunteers of the fort, that they have a passion for this fascinating building
of military history. Many of the volunteers that work at the fort have
been witness to various paranormal and unexplained occurrences.
These have ranged from:
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Replay's of a wartime poker game
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Footsteps and heavy dragging
noises
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Strange smells and voices
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A variety of apparitions
throughout the fort
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Cold spots, batteries draining
and much more!
There is a large tunnel system at
the fort which used to keep the munitions and gunpowder. There is no light
down there, so be prepared to be left in the dark. This will be our fourth
visit the the fort, where we have not left disappointed! You can read a
report here...
The atmosphere will
certainly change once the torches go out, you will need all your senses and wits
to be on high alert as we investigate the Coalhouse Fort!
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This event includes:
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Exclusive Access to the
Fort including the pitch black haunted tunnels!
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Tea &
Coffee
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Psychic
Workshop
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Demonstration and full use of Ghost Hunting Equipment
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Ghost
Walk with Medium & Historian
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Vigils &
Experiments
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Discussion of findings
(Please wear
warm waterproof shoes and clothing at this event, it may be cold! and you
are more than welcome to bring your own food although no cooking
facilities are available) |
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