This ASYLUM Housed UK's MOST MENTALLY & CRIMINALLY INSANE!

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Tonight we investigate Newsham Park Hospital in Liverpool UK, This place is notorious for it's hauntings but would we get to witness any paranormal activity?
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HISTORY
Newsham Park Hospital in Liverpool, also known as The Royal Liverpool Seamen’s Orphanage, was built in 1876 as a children’s orphanage by Britain’s greatest shipping lines (including the White Star Line that operated the Titanic).
During the second World War the orphans were evacuated to Wales and the building became a military hospital for the duration. In 1954 it became a General Hospital with A & E and Psychiatric Units. In 1992 Margaret Thatcher closed ‘Rainhill’, the worlds largest mental Asylum and the Royal Liverpool Seamen’s Orphanage was emptied of staff and patients and replaced with the patients and staff from Rainhill to become an asylum. Until its closure in 1997 the entire site was said to of housed the UK’s most mentally and criminally insane patients.

[@Stoney1of1]

Hit the like button before it started. Love to see yous go back in the future, that video had me on edge just watching it. Well done again, another good investigation under your belts. Two genuine lads that I'd like to see do well.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Stoney 👍 we really appreciate we will hopefully get the chance to go back some time

[@isobellhorrell182]

Loved this was interesting got some evidence xx

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Isobell 👍

[@sharonleong7120]

Great and interesting investigation. Loved it very much too. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Sharon much appreciated 👍

[@leshibbs4712]

Spooky place brilliant investigation guys needs a return visit 😁👻👻👍

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Les 😁 much appreciated 👍

[@markchester9353]

Great episode guys listening through earbuds sure I footsteps and male voice .

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Mark what a great place it is, and it's on your doorstep 👍

[@madcat1s]

History Foundation Before 1869, there was no institution in Liverpool for the support and education of the orphans of British seamen. The first move to establish such an institution was made by a group of leading Liverpool ship-owners in 1868. The sponsors of the project comprised a group of ship-owners and merchants who for some time had been concerned about how best to help the widows and families of deceased Merseyside men including those lost at sea. Members of the public were invited to attend a meeting at the Mercantile Marine Service Association Rooms on 16 December 1868, at which the resolution to found such an establishment was proposed by Ralph Brocklebank and Bryce Allan, both leading ship-owners and philanthropists. James Beazley, another leading ship-owner, was invited to be chairman of the committee to establish an orphanage. One of the ship-owner sponsors wrote on 17 December 1868 to nine of his colleagues offering to donate £500 to start a building fund if they would donate the same amount. There was an immediate response to this letter, and further donations were received following a more widespread public appeal. In 1869 an account was opened in Heywoods Bank, Brunswick Street. Within a few months, there was enough money for the General Committee to look around for a temporary home. On 9 August 1869, the Liverpool Seamen's Orphan Institution opened in temporary rented accommodation in Duke Street, and by the end of that year, there were 46 boys and 14 girls in residence. On 7 April 1870, Liverpool Town Council gave 7000 square yards (0.6 hectares) of land on the northeast side of Newsham Park to construct a Seaman's Orphan Institution. On 11 September 1871, the foundation stone of new building was laid by Mr. Ralph Brocklebank, the first President. The foundation stone of the chapel was laid on 1 August 1873 and the Liverpool Mercury carried the following report on 2 August entitled "Liverpool Seamen's Orphanage Institution: Laying the Foundation Stone of the Chapel." The foundation stone of the chapel in connection with the orphanage, Newsham Park, was laid yesterday by Mr. C. MacIver. There was a large attendance of spectators, amongst those present being the mayor (Mr. E. Samuelson), Messrs. R. Brocklebank, J. Beazley, W. Langton, A. Brown, Clarke Aspinall, A. Balfour, H. J. Ward, Samuel Smith, Joseph Armstrong; the Revs. Canon Stewart, Canon Warr, R. H. Lundie, P. T. Forfar, G. Lord, A. Pitt, Drummond Anderson, and J. Turnbull; Captains Judkins, Lott, Inglis, Hains, Bell, &c. A number of the inmates (girls and boys) of the temporary home in Duke-Street, accompanied by the band of the institution, occupied seats in front of the platform, and their clean and healthy appearance bore testimony to the care taken of them. Mr. James Beazley, the chairman of the executive committee, in opening the proceedings, said it was now about four years since an appeal was first made to the public for funds to build the institution from the tower of which the flag flew that day for the first time, and they hoped to open the building before the winter was over and admit 200 children; but it depended in a great measure upon the joiners of Liverpool, who for the last two or three months had kept these 200 poor starving children out of the building. The building would cost £25.000, and it would be opened entirely free from debt. They were now about to erect alongside of it a chapel, which, apart from the higher considerations in favour of the scheme, would, he had no doubt, add very considerably to the funds of the institution by means of the offertory after the Sunday services. The Mayor, at the request of Mr. Beazley, then took the chair, and a hymn having been sung by the orphans, and prayer offered' by the Rev. Canon Stewart, his worship said he felt, some few months ago, great delight in being able to congratulate those who interested themselves in this institution that their efforts had attained such success; and he was now equally delighted to find that they were not contented that the children should be housed, but that they felt that their religious education should also be fostered. They had heard that, so far as the institution itself was concerned, all that was required had been received, but he had to make a strong appeal to the public on behalf of the building they were about to erect, and he was sufficiently liberal to hope that when they had erected a church on that side of the institution there would be others who would follow their example and build a chapel on the other side. It was sad to think that 200 or 400? Children were kept out of the adjoining building in consequence of a misunderstanding between workmen and employer - it was indeed sad that the designs and intensions of benevolent men should be thus frustrated and the work of God impeded. He did hope that when the work upon which they were now engaged was commenced they would not look back until the vane was put upon the spire. Mr. MacIver then proceeded to lay the stone, using for the purpose a handsome silver trowel, with carved ivory handle, manufactured by Mr. Mayer, of Lord-street, and bearing the following inscription: - "Presented to Charles MacIver, Esq. - on the occasion of his laying the foundation stone of the chapel of the Liverpool Seamen's Orphan Institution, 1st August, 1873." On 30 January 1874, there was held an informal opening of the North wing of the orphanage, As well as the children who moved from the temporary orphanage in Duke Street the committee also looked after children on an outdoor relief basis. The institution was formally opened on 30 September 1874 by the Duke of Edinburgh , the "Sailor Prince", fourth son of Queen Victoria. The occasion was covered in The Liverpool Mercury on Monday 5 May 1879 as follows: On Saturday afternoon, a large party of ladies and gentlemen assembled at the Seamen's Orphanage, Newsham Park, to witness the opening of a sanatorium, which has been erected at the sole cost (about £4000) of Mr. Ralph Brocklebank the president of the institution. The Mayor and Mayoress (Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Royden) were present to perform the opening ceremony, and amongst the company who met them in the large dining hall were Mr. Ralph Brocklebank, Alderman Boyd, Mr Clarke Aspinall, Mr. R. Brocklebank, jun. Mr. James Beazley (the treasurer and chairman of the executive committee), Bishop Kelly, the Rev Drumond Anderson (the chaplain to the institution), Rev. Canon Warr, Captain Gough, C.B. Mr Joseph Armstrong, Mr P. Nelson. Mr. A. Turner, Mr. R. Allan, Mr G. Holt, Rev. William Lefroy, Rev. L. H. Lundie, Councillor Nicol and &c. After the singing of a hymn by a number of the children, a procession was formed to the new building, the appointments and arrangements of which were minutely inspected by the visitors Further progress As of June 1884, around 800 fatherless children were being supported by the orphanage, of which around half were living at the orphanage and an equal number were being supported at home, with their mothers. It was understood that the average annual cost to support one child in the orphanage was around £15 (equivalent to £1,700 in 2019), compared with £8 (equivalent to £900 in 2019) annually for those supported at home. The institution was financially supported entirely by voluntary donations. In May 1886, Queen Victoria visited the institution, and added her name to the list of patrons. From the outset the education of the children was given top priority, and from 1892 the boys' school, and from 1898 the girls' school were administered strictly under government regulations, and the institution received a share of the Parliamentary Grant from the Education Department. By 1899 there were 321 children in the orphanage, while 508 were receiving outdoor relief in the form of monetary grants and clothing. Children of all religious denominations were assisted, with preference given to orphans of British seamen connected with the Port of Liverpool. The scholastic and religious instruction was under the supervision of the Church of England Chaplain. In July 1900 the Swimming Baths were opened and reported as follows by the Liverpool Mercury: The Lord Mayor (Mr. Louise S Cohen) who was accompanied by the Lady Mayoress and Miss Cohen, yesterday performed in a very high temperature, the pleasing ceremony of opening the new swimming bath generously given to the Liverpool Seamen’s Orphanage, Newsham Park, by several staunch friends of the institution. The bath, which is in every way up to date, save that a spray remains to be added, measures 60 by 26 feet, the floor bring graded so as to save waste of water, while at the same accommodating divers, novices, and polo goal keepers. Galleries at each end complete the structure, which is capitally lighted and ventilated by the architect (Mr Culshaw) having produced a bath which is the admiration of experts. The Opening was brief and bright. Mr R. G. Allan (chairman of the institution) having conducted the guests to the chief gallery amid the cheers of boys and girls who with the teachers lined the bath, said the committee were adding to moral and intellectual training a more complete provision for physical exercise. Some of the generous donors were - Sir Alfred Lewis Jones, Robert G Allan, James H Allan, Thomas Henry Ismay, Mr Justice Bigham, Arthur Earle, Sir William Bower Forwood, Ralph Brocklebank, Richard M Brocklebank, Thomas Brocklebank, Edward H Cookson, Mr George Holt, Sir Francis Henderson, Alfred David Jardine, William Johnston, James Lister, Alfred T Parker, Evelyn Parker, John Rankin, William H Shirley, Robert Singlehurst, Samuel Smith, Stephenson an old pupil, Sir Peter Walker, Mr and Mrs George Henry Warren, Mrs Mary Jane Titterington Legacy, Mr James Wood and Sir Robert Houston to name but a few.

[@Midas_kek]

Must say I’m loving the new format with just the two of you. 👌 fantastic production quality as always. The lone vigils are a great idea for content.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Midas 😁

[@leanneeastcoastparanormalc9817]

Luvd it guys n I’ll rewatch I’m sure several times 😂❤xx

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Leanne 👍 sending love to your mum 💙💙💙

[@leanneeastcoastparanormalc9817]

Thank u it’s so hard this disease isn’t good n not a lot we can do but luv her n I luv u for the caring xx thank u again xx

[@justlee2164]

Great investigation guys !!!

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Lee 👍

[@lynngreen6150]

Evening Paul and Mark that was great what a spooky place 👍 👻👻

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Hello Lynn thank you so much 😊 glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@isobellhorrell182]

Cant wait for this one x

[@smallone9825]

So excited for this 😍

[@kittyowlblu]

As a Stokey and past resident of Bentilee, when you said Marks wearing Bentilee Bottoms. I nearly choked on my glass of wine! omg! its so nice to watch Stokeys! You have an amazing channel xx

[@GhostsOnTrent]

😂😂😂 thank you kitty and we're so glad you didn't choke too much 👍 thank you so much for watching and have a great Christmas 😁

[@kittyowlblu]

@@GhostsOnTrent Im fine..rofl! ill survive, Love your channel! xxxx

[@jmch2186]

Love that intro music

[@midnightblue3226]

Your videos make my weekend...looks like another really creepy place....you are very brave and very genuine....

[@jesshaining1674]

Well done guy👍🏼 thank you. Hope you both have a very happy Christmas can’t wait until your next video ❤️❤️

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Jess 😁 Merry Christmas to you to 👍

[@jacquithomas6253]

Thanks guys great place I've been on two hunts here and enjoyed both my profile picture on here is me in the morgue you are so brave on your own great investigation 👍

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Wow that's awesome Jacqui, so glad you've had the chance to go here, great place we loved it and thank you so much 👍

[@madcat1s]

The war years The First World War brought problems, and by 1918 one thousand orphans were being assisted. Royal appreciation of the work was shown from time to time by visits to Newsham Park, and following a visit by Queen Mary and the Princess Royal in 1921 George V bestowed upon the institution the title "Royal" and granted it a Royal Charter of Incorporation. In the inter-war years, the institution made continued progress. During the Second World War, the children were evacuated to "Hill Bark", Frankby, Wirral, the country home of Mr E.B Royden, a devoted friend and committee member. Here the children remained and flourished throughout the war. Post-war and closure In 1946, preparations were made for a return to Newsham Park, but with the great expansion in the country's social service schemes, many surviving parents were understandably reluctant to place their children in the orphanage. This led to a gradual decline in the number of resident children. New laws prohibited children under 11 years of age from being educated at the same school as older children, and young children from living in an institutional school. Despite Newsham Park's endowment, financial difficulties were increasing and there seemed little prospect of bridging the widening gap between income and expenditure. As a result, the orphanage was closed on 27 July 1949 while continuing to implement the objectives of the founders in providing means for the education and maintenance of the children of deceased British merchant navy seamen. Places in various schools were found for those then being housed and educated at Newsham Park. Most were transferred to the Royal Merchant Navy School at Bearwood, fees, etc. being borne by Newsham Park. The sale of the premises at Newsham Park to the Ministry of Health for use as a hospital realised £125,000 in 1951; the proceeds were forwarded to the Charity Commissioners for investment. The committee continued to provide support to orphaned seamen's children on a non-resident basis, thus continuing to pursue the original objectives of the institution's founders, with special emphasis on education. The work of the Institution in providing for the relief and education of the orphaned children of seamen continues today, and in 1969 the Institution celebrated its centenary. Newsham Park Hospital Newsham Park Hospital opened its doors in 1954. The hospital developed its own psychiatric department and received an influx of patients with severe mental problems. The hospital officially stopped taking new patients in 1988, and by 1992 all remaining patients and staff were relocated. Asylum In 1992 with the closure of Rainhill Lunatic Asylum the inmates were moved to Newsham Park Hospital taking up 90% of its space. £1.6 million was spent on the hospital so it could house its new patients. There are still notices posted on boards in the School block and paperwork on the property that are dated 1996. All records of patients and staff have been closed for 100 years since 1997 when the building was finally vacated of patients and staff. Post Hospital history In 1997 the property was bought in auction by a property developer. In 2004 a plan by its owners, Gateway Properties, to develop the building into flats was defeated by local regeneration campaigners, and in July 2007 the site was put up for sale. Current status The site is now owned by property developer Anglefarm Limited. Their associates Land Ecology Limited have submitted a planning application to "convert and refurbish part of the historic building into an events venue, including kitchen facilities, dining restaurant and bar, function and seminar facilities, external seating area and all associated works.

[@markchester9353]

Reminder set

[@shirleythompson8251]

Just subscribed 👋

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Shirley and welcome to our channel 😁

[@TraceyG6040]

What a horrible, spooky looking place guys. I'd have been so creeped out having to investigate on my own. Your videos go from strength to strength. Always interesting, lots of history well explained, great filming and sound too. Another genuine investigation from two extremely likeable, sincere guys. Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy new year to you both, and to everyone reading this.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Tracey, and thank you for your continued support, we appreciate it a lot, we hope you have a great Christmas and a Happy New Year 😁

[@Jolou_73]

I was going to ask if it was Newsham. It’s the best ghost hunting and abandoned place i’ve been to. I love it, so creepy! It’s sad to think they locked the children in those tiny cupboards when they were naughty and a little boy called Timmy is known to haunt the corridor.

[@ctg4284]

Bentilee bottoms 😂😂😂👍

[@GhostsOnTrent]

😂😂😂

[@TraceyG6040]

Cannot wait to see you guys doing what you do best. The location (as usual) looks superb.

[@shadowseekersinvestigation6380]

Reminder set 🤟also would love to know how you did this, without haunted hunts, I've tried for 2 years, but impossible without paying them and being 50 people there 🙈

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Hey mate, we're in partnership with Haunted Houses Events

[@shadowseekersinvestigation6380]

@@GhostsOnTrent that's so lucky 🙈 haha

[@shadowseekersinvestigation6380]

For some reason I'm not allowed to comment on anything or send you guys any mail on Facebook

[@GhostsOnTrent]

@@shadowseekersinvestigation6380 really? I'm not sure why mate, where are you messaging to?

[@shadowseekersinvestigation6380]

@@GhostsOnTrent I go on to the page it says I can not comment. Admin as put somone up. And I can't mail you guys there's no mail box or anything 🙈 if you mail me I will screen shot what I mean mate haha

[@ravenneville4143]

Brilliant investigation guys. The best part for me was the sound of either a wheelchair or hospital bed being moved. Awesome capture guys... Stay safe you two, many blessings Raven Wolf Worcester Massachusetts USA

[@junepartridge3475]

Great location ! So spooky, just love watching you chaps. 😊

[@sharonfleming6314]

Omg that place is evil another brilliant video well done guys 🙂👍👍👍👍

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Sharon 😁

[@Bluediamond200]

Spooky place, the squeaky noise sounds like a wheel on a trolly maybe medicine trolly ( sounds like the shopping trolly I always get at Asda, wonky wheel included!) great investigation, hope you go back again, maybe stay in one of the rooms. 🌹💕

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Blue Lady 👍 yes we totally agree with you It did sound like that, oh do you actually get working trolleys at your Asda? The ones we have here don't even move 😂😂

[@conitorres9774]

Another great investigation. That squeaky metal sound sounded more like a wheel on a trolley than a whistle. I did hear the click on the door. That you couldn’t replicate it made it interesting, and Mark got a response on the K2 almost on command. An eerie place.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you coni 👍 really strange wasn't it, we love the place and can't wait to go back

[@lindamccaughey6669]

Great explore thanks guys. Pity spirits weren’t a little louder. Thanks for taking me along. Please take care

[@judymurphy3842]

That was great guys. You had some great activity. Your investigations are improving so much. Thoroughly enjoying them. Cheers from New Zealand.

[@kkbee80]

Keeping it REAL 🤩,another Excellent investigation ...loved it x

[@Leni1889-SU]

It's better doing alone investigation then you'll feel vulnerable. That's the point of the fear factor

[@floydeckler1056]

31:35 there is movement out in the hall. Marks not moving so I don't think it was him. That is where the knock back came from. Either way and anyhow, I did enjoy this and I look forward too the next! Don't get discouraged guys, this is just how it is.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Floyd 👍

[@kaylfc]

Love how you keep it real , no dramatic click bait titles & quick to tell us if its easily explainable , one thing I did notice was a second or two after the little ball lit up you hear a car drive by, I spotted that twice , have you a video that explains how the devices you use work ?

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Kay 😁

[@debbieflores5435]

Hi guy's 👋 missed the live stream but watching now. Thanks for sharing 😊 Stay Safe and Blessed 🙏💖

[@glynisherridge4839]

Hi guys

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Hello Glynis 👋

[@donnaj4678]

Great investigation again guys 👍🏻❤️

[@glynisherridge4839]

Great night loved watching Paul and mark

[@ranamcmahon7653]

Thanks for another great vid. There's definitely something there. It doesn't feel malevolent. Merry Christmas Paul... Merry Christmas Mark ‼️🎄❣️⛄Hugs 🤩

[@restlessspiritsparanormal]

Brilliant vid guys. Loved how you showed everyone that you tried debunking the different sounds.. the voices were a different thing all together and they were awesome catches.. I hope you guys have a Merry Christmas..

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you mate 👍 hope you and your family have an amazing Christmas 🎄😁

[@Dee-iw6up]

Definitely sounded like the rthymic squeaking of a wheel! I thought that before the caption appeared. Next I heard footstep like sounds. Brilliant! 👏👏🐨

[@sandradring6265]

Great video guys. I love watching you as you are genuine. It was very spooky and brave of you to go there. Look forward to watching you both every Sunday! 👍

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Sandra really appreciate it 👍

[@lizstubbs2969]

That was definitely something with squeaky wheels at the beginning great capture 👍

[@K_BOW_TV]

Brilliant video what a place got to go there loved the video mate 👍

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you mate 👍 it's a great place and we highly recommend it

[@kaseymcgowan2199]

I've watched you guys on other investigations and I've finally gotten around to watch your channel 🙌 👏 love your content! All the way from Australia 🇦🇺

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Kasey 😁 much appreciated 👍

[@tinaburndred4696]

Another great investigation guys... loved it... cannot wait for the next... Merry Christmas to you Paul and Mark and all the Ghosts On Trent subscribers xx

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Tina 😊 Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄❄️

[@gaynor3976]

Hi Paul and Mark. I watched your video but at a later time. I enjoyed what you shared with us so thank you for that. I'd like to wish you both and your families a very Merry Christmas and all thr best for 2023. God Bless xxxx

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Hello Gaynor and thank you 😁 we hope you and your family have a lovely Christmas and a happy new year 👍

[@GIGI-MOM]

Another awesome investigation. Very happy to have found y’all’s Chanel. Thank y’all for all you do making these videos.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you 😊

[@Irishandream1]

I seen this place when i lived in Liverpool and it was so creepy from outside. Think that noise was more like a squeaky medicine trolley. Great video though. The Royal Liverpool University Hospital is haunted down in the basement. I volunteered there and the other staff told me that. It was really creepy, noises and coldness and sounds of bed trolleys moving.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Andrea 👍 it does look creepy just from the outside

[@donnacullen4098]

Great video Paul n mark👌history great on these buildings love from manchester ❤️❤️

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Donna 😁

[@martinpawley647]

Like the new format guys 👍✅,will watch it later for sure. Merry Christmas ⛄ guys.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Martin 👍 merry Christmas 🎄

[@donnachristakakis8232]

Awesome responses great work and the insane asylum enjoyed the episode ❤

[@jackierobinson6388]

Loadsa knocks and bangs. Good k2 reads. I feel this place has a lot more to offer. Thanks for this upload. Squeaky wheel for sure.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Jackie, totally agree with you on this 👍

[@robingraham4543]

I so enjoy your videos. This place was sure creepy. Thanks for what you do and thanks for sharing. Best wishes from Florida.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much Robin 😁

[@tiffanye9776]

Awesome location 👏 That squeaking totally sounded like wheels on a gurney..which is terrifying 😁 Thanks guys

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Tiffany 😁

[@jsd8981]

As allways guys a no nonsense investigation allways to look forward to cheers guys and best wishes....

[@grantsmith4962]

Tea trolley comin round

[@donnaj4678]

Looking really sharpe Mark in your jeans!👍🏻❤️

[@annjones2615]

Well guys another interesting video it's definitely spooky and creepy in that place just be safe God bless take care

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Ann 😁 hope you have a great Christmas 🎄👍

[@kailaayling9989]

big loves u two ava wonderful xmas love the channel kay uk stay safe and real xx

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Kaila, have a great Christmas 😁

[@sandyalseth4550]

You had a bit if luck with that place. Just wish one would blow your mind and everyone elses! Still appreciate you honesty in what you hear!😘

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you sandy 👍 totally agree we hope that day comes

[@lizstubbs2969]

Fantastic investigation guys ❤

[@Judrops.10]

So Glad I found you're channel so Genuine Guys Thank-you and I get spooked watching but love it Thank-you Guys you keep it Real 😮❤😮❤😮❤😮❤

[@bryanswilik651]

Another awesome location and investigation! Hey Mark why do you keep asking the spirits to do it over and over again? They (the spirits) are going to get to know you and they won't do anything for you if you keep asking them to do it again. I know your used to getting things your way but that was back in the day when you were a enforcer for the Kray brothers, lol!

[@GhostsOnTrent]

😂😂😂 I keep telling him Bryan lol

[@xoxofirecat]

Wow guys this is one creepy old place, I would be shacking in my shoes🤗🏹☮️✨💜have the best Christmas ever🎄

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Firecat 👍 have a great Christmas 😁🎄

[@glynisherridge4839]

Brilliant guys

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Glynis 😁

[@melashford6163]

Creepy place great video

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Mel 😁

[@aprildent8456]

Been there, we made contact in the naughty boys corridor

[@uk-paranormal-search]

Great video and voice over just been last week did not get anything really unfortunately, subscribed from Southport

[@jenniferfraser6936]

Hi Guys I heard a bang of a door twice but it sounded distant and that strange noise it sounded like a trolley of some kind that push a body around or a medicine trolley it was good what you caught. At least you got something that tried to communicate with you. Also your camera s would go out of focus.

[@LoserLoser-ds1qt]

A week ago the gates were open and I heard some people saying to demolish the place

[@alisonnicholson]

Enjoyed the video guys. Bit late in watching and commenting. My son only just settled now. He isnt too well after his covid booster. But as they say better late than never lol.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you Alison 👍 hope your son is feeling better soon, and we hope you have a fantastic Christmas 😁

[@alisonnicholson]

@@GhostsOnTrent thank you. Best wishes to you and Mark for Christmas and 2023. Hope you both have a good one. Take care x

[@tishalaubach4626]

That noise sounded like sqeaking wheels.

[@jokarp884]

Rather you than me in there. Thanks guys

[@lizstubbs2969]

😮😮😮😮😮mark in jeans wow what happened to make this phenomenon occur??????

[@diabolicaldebbie]

Hey Paul & Mark! Very cool and creepy content 🕷🕸. My content also looks at ghosts, poltergeist and paranormal activity caught on tape💀🦇 . Much love and support to you dear friend!👻🎬.

[@GhostsOnTrent]

Thank you so much 👍 will check out your channel 😊

[@diabolicaldebbie]

@@GhostsOnTrent Anytime, mate 🐨🍻