Warmley Clock Tower Ghost Hunts Bristol

Ghost Hunts at Warmley Clock Tower in Bristol with Trustpilot Rated EXCELLENT Haunting Nights Team

This dark and imposing building known as The Clock Tower started life over three hundred years ago as a pin factory which employed hundreds of people including many children .

Working conditions at the factory can only be described as harsh. Hours of work were long and without regard to the well being of the workers, injury and death was common. It is actually said that they were worked to death

The haunting activity of this vast and foreboding building is thought to be down to the poor souls who fell foul to these harsh and fatal conditions that they had to endure.

Disembodied voices, and chilling cries have been heard coming from empty rooms, doors slamming on the upper floors is a regular occurrence, dark shadows and numerous light anomalies are often seen in the darkened corridors.

Join Haunting Nights on an overnight ghost hunt in Bristol as we go in search of the hauntings of the Clock Tower in Warmley

The Clocktower Ghost Hunts are for the ages of 18 & over.

The Warmley Clock Tower, also known as “The Slab,” is a three-story structure built in 1743 as part of William Champion’s Warmley Brass Works. Originally a pin factory, it features a hipped roof with a saddleback gabled pantile roof on the tower section.

The tower houses an 18th-century bell and a clock with an octagonal dial.

It has served various purposes, including a community centre and a venue for paranormal investigations, with the rental income helping to fund building repairs and community initiatives.

Here’s a more detailed look at its history:

Construction:

Built in 1743 as part of William Champion’s Warmley Brass Works, the tower was originally a pin factory.
Structure:

It is a three-story building made of rubble with black slag quoins. The tower itself is distinguished by its saddleback gabled pantile roof and is slightly forward of the main building.
Early Use:

The tower was added to the factory to display the time for the workers.
Later Uses:

The building has been repurposed several times, including as a community centre and a venue for paranormal investigations.
Current Status:

The Warmley Clock Tower is a listed building and a registered charity that manages the site.
Paranormal Activity:

Paranormal investigators have reported various paranormal experiences within the building, including ghostly footsteps, threatening voices, and unexplained sensations.
Community Involvement:

Income from renting the space for paranormal investigations helps fund essential repairs and supports the local community.

What's Included
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What's Included

During your night you will be taking part in various methods of Ghost Hunting using Ouija boards, table tipping, glass divination, Psychic seances and along with modern day ghost hunting techniques.

Tea/coffee and squash along with crisps and biscuits will be available.

Parking is free onsite

Wear warm layered clothing as it can get cold throughout the night.

Wear flat gripped footwear.