Galleries of Justice 

Step inside the shadows of history…

National Justice Museum has stood for centuries as a place of judgment, punishment… and unrest.

Dating back to 1375 as a court and later a prison, countless souls passed through its doors. Some never left as expected.

In 1724, tragedy struck when an overcrowded courtroom floor collapsed, sending people plunging into the darkness below.

Public executions once took place on the very steps outside. Crowds gathered in their thousands, drawn to the spectacle. But fascination turned to horror when panic broke out, crushing spectators and claiming lives on the steps that still stand today.

The last execution was carried out in 1864. But many believe… it never truly ended.

Visitors report –

• feeling watched
• a sudden heaviness
• an unexplained drowsiness
• unexplained bangs and shadow figures 
• a truly intense atmosphere 
• feeling of dread and overwhelm

Is it just imagination… or something still lingering?

Join us on a journey of discovery. Take part in many experiments to try and capture something truly paranormal. 

Light refreshments will be provided complimentary. Hot & cold drinks, cakes, biscuits & crisps. 

Please note: tickets are NON refundable or transferable once purchased. 

Strictly NO alcohol or drugs to be consumed on the property or before the event. If a member of the team think someone may be intoxicated you will be refused entry and will not be refunded. This is for the safety of our guests and staff. 

Are you brave enough to survive the night with The Wright Paranormal?