- St Mary’s Church - Central to the old town centre. A site significant to the fate of the Amersham Lollards, a group of religious dissidents in the late middle ages. Also, the final resting place of the last woman to be executed in the UK. But, was the case as cut and dried as first believed?
- Whielden Street - Home to yet more haunted current and former hostelries where we will soak up the ambience of a pub largely unchanged for centuries. People in these buildings witness paranormal activity to this very day.
- Amersham Museum - And surrounding area. More ghostly tales, and some evidence that former residents were particularly fearful of witchcraft.
- Experienced tour guide with over two decades of research
- Use of ghost hunting equipment included
- Stop off at a haunted pub.
- Transport to and from tour location
The historical town of Amersham in Buckinghamshire is as rich in myth and legends as it is in historical significance. Evidence of its remarkable past continues to be experienced by many even today. The notorious Amersham Martyrs, otherwise known as the Lollards, were brutally jailed, tried, and executed in the early 16th century. There have been various accounts of chambermaids and barmaids experiencing unexpected interactions. Fear of witchery was widely spread among the inhabitants of Amersham. Join us on a fascinating journey through the town’s dreadful history, spectral occurrences, folklore, and recent inexplicable encounters. We will stop at the sites of reported apparitions, disembodied voices and screeching, paranormal actions, and instances of people feeling touched by an invisible entity. Since the inception of this tour in 2015, both locals and travellers have continued to have encounters, giving the tour an ever evolving nature. Please note, reservations must be made beforehand! There will be no guide present if no reservations are made. Reservations must be done in advance!
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