Belvoir Castle Estate Ghost Hunt

Steeped in untold history, the Belvoir Castle Estate is rich with myths and legends and is rumored to be haunted by numerous spirits. Paranormal Eye is thrilled to announce that we will be the first group granted access to investigate the derelict and abandoned buildings scattered throughout the estate. Prepare to spend the night in darkness as we embark on this thrilling ghost-hunting experience.

In the early 1600s, three women a mother named Joan Flower and her two daughters were employed at the castle but quickly fell from favor. After being unjustly dismissed, the mother, in a moment of desperation and anger, allegedly cursed the Earl and his family for also dismissing her daughters. These three women are now believed to be the infamous witches of Belvoir. Their fate took a grim turn when the two daughters were found guilty under the Witchcraft Act of 1604, facing the severe consequences of a society rife with superstition and fear. 

Joan Flower, however, was determined to defend her honor. During a stop in the nearby village of Ancaster, she vehemently protested her innocence and demanded a trial by bread a practice rooted in ancient Anglo-Saxon law that involved offering a piece of consecrated bread to the accused. If the bread was rejected by the body, it was thought to be a definitive sign of demonic possession. Joan believed this ritual could absolve her of any wrongdoing and restore her reputation.

With hope in her heart, Joan took a bite of the blessed bread. Tragically, she collapsed almost immediately, choking to death in front of witnesses. Fearing the repercussions of her unexpected demise, her keepers hastily arranged for her burial in Ancaster, essentially sealing her fate.

As we venture into the vast, eerie, and isolated living quarters of the stable a place shrouded in mystery and whispers of the past what or who will we encounter? Brace yourself to uncover the chilling hauntings and untold stories on this ghostly evening!