Middleton Hall 6th Feb 2027

Middleton Hall & Gardens

Middleton
Tamworth

Staffordshire,
B78 2AE

Car parking on site

There has been a residence on this site for almost 1,000 years. Over the years the Hall has changed, buildings have been added and demolished, the Estate which was once many thousands of acres has shrunk and it has had a wide variety of owners and tenants, and a few famous names have visited too.​

The first residents of the manor of Middleton that we have documentation of are Palli and Thurgot, who are mentioned as residing here in the late 11th Century in the Domesday Book.

Middleton then passed to Hugh de Grandmesnil, a Norman lord, who was a companion of William the Conqueror and also fought at the Battle of Hastings in 1066. For his service at the battle Hugh was given 100 manors of which the majority were in Leicestershire and made him the largest landholder in that county.

Hot/cold drinks and snacks
Ghost hunting equipment
Ouija boards ( If location allows )
Table tippng
Seances
And so much more
 

The infamous Grey Lady, is said to roam the building, has been reported by both staff and visitors.

Witnesses have described dragging sounds resembling heavy furniture being moved, objects strangely move on their own, and disembodied voices echoing from otherwise empty rooms.

Reports also include the eerie sounds of doors creaking open.