Warmley Clocktower Ghost Hunt

PLEASE ARRIVE AT 8:00pm

Join me at Warmley Clocktower in Bristol on Saturday 1st April 2023 for a professional Ghost Hunt. Spend the evening with me and members of my Ghostfinder Paranormal Society investigating this haunted location. 

Warmley Clocktower is reported to be haunted by the many men, woman and children that once worked there in very harsh conditions. Guests may see full bodied apparitions, hear the sound of children, witness shadow people and hear disembodied voices. Are you brave enough to join me for a night of ghost hunting?

This paranormal event will begin at 8:30pm and end at 1:30am. There will be 3 teams investigating throughout the night and lead investigators from The Ghostfinder Paranormal Society will be carrying out experiments and different activities in different locations using the latest paranormal investigation equipment. 

A maximum of 30 guests will be allowed to attend this event so please book early to avoid disappointment. Barri will work with everyone throughout the evening.

Refreshments

There will be free hot drinks available in the kitchenette area and some snacks provided. 

Location Address

114 Tower Road, Warmley, Bristol, BS30 8XU

Parking

There is large FREE car park located on site and plenty of on-street parking available. 

Disability Access

The location is disability friendly but please check before booking. 

Ghost Club

All Ghost Club members will automatically receive their discounts at checkout.

This event will include:

• FREE autographed photo of Barri Ghai for all guests
• The opportunity to investigate alongside paranormal investigator and presenter Barri Ghai
• An investigation of the whole location while conducting experiments and séances in small groups
• Use of the latest paranormal investigation equipment 
• Free time to conduct your own investigation of this unique location
• Unlimited hot drinks and snacks
• Official Barri Ghai merchandise for sale

About Warmley Clocktower

Warmley Clocktower in Bristol was built by William Champion as part of the Warmley brass works. The works produced wire, pins and utensils made of copper and brass, with all the processes from ore smelting to the manufacture of the finished articles being located on a single site. The Clocktower, built in 1743, was part of the former pin factory making pins from brass wire. It was equipped with a clock tower to show workers the time for work purposes.  The three storey building is built of rubble with black slag quoins. The upper storey houses an 18th century bell and a unique clock with an octagonal external dial.

Terms and conditions apply. Refunds or transfers will not be issued less than 3 weeks before any event. 

BE BOLD AND BRING ON THE GHOSTS  #BOTG