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Llanhilleth Miners Ghost hunt

Llanhilleth Miners Institure Ghost Hunts

Llanhilleth Miners Institute Ghostly Encounters After Dark!

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Built in 1906 amidst grand celebrations, the Institute was constructed to fulfil the educational, recreational, and health needs of the hardworking miners and their families. This historic building is shrouded in mystery and intrigue, with tales of disembodied voices, echoing footsteps, and unexplained knocks permeating its walls. Over the years, countless intrepid ghost hunters have crossed our threshold, drawn by the allure of uncovering the secrets held by those who linger in the shadows.

With a wealth of ghostly sightings reported, the question beckons: are you ready to embark on your own haunting adventure here? Prepare yourself for unexpected encounters. The Institute is reputed to harbour a multitude of restless spirits, where dark, shadowy figures flit through the corners, haunting cries resonate in the stillness, and the soft, eerie sound of unseen footsteps echoes around you. Are you prepared to delve into the enigmatic mysteries of this vast, hauntingly beautiful Llanhilleth Miners' Institute as twilight descends? 

History of Llanhilleth Miners Institute

The Llanhilleth Miners Institute, a quintessential symbol of Welsh heritage, stands as a proud historical landmark in the heart of the former mining village of Llanhilleth. Officially inaugurated on Wednesday, 12th September 1906, amidst jubilant festivities, the Institute was constructed to address the educational, recreational, and wellness needs of the local miners and their families. Over the decades, it has remained a vibrant hub for the community, forging a lasting connection to the rich industrial history of the Ebbw Fach Valley.

This Miners Institute was not the village's first establishment of its kind; it succeeded two earlier versions, responding to the growing population and the expanding Colliery at the turn of the century. The community’s need for a dedicated, purpose-built Institute led to the acquisition of land, meticulous planning, and the laying of the first stones known as the Memorial Stones in October 1904. With an investment of approximately £7,000, the magnificent structure was completed by 1906.

Within its walls, the Institute housed a library and reading room, which welcomed countless patrons seeking knowledge and leisure. The main hall served as a cultural epicenter, home to the esteemed St Illtyd’s Operatic Society and even a cinema, showcasing the rich artistic spirit of the area. Notably, a swimming pool was constructed on the lower ground floor, a unique feature that, though eventually closed due to water seepage from the nearby river, remains preserved beneath its coverings to this day.

In August 1907, a striking clock was affixed to the front of the Institute, an emblem of time that continues to tick away, marking the hours of local life. 

The heritage of Llanhilleth and the St Illtyd's Ward transcends the realm of coal mining, weaving a tapestry of myths, legends, fairies, and folklore that enriches the narrative of this remarkable region. While coal mining undoubtedly played a crucial role in shaping the community, the Institute itself embodies the spirit and resilience of the local miners, reminding us that their story is one of both industry and inspiration.

llanhilleth Miners Institute

Llanhilleth Miners Institute 
Ghost Hunt 
Saturday 28th February 2026
8.00pm - 1.00am 
Only £49.00 Per Person

Please Note:

Before booking this event, please read the following per our terms and conditions agreed upon at the point of sale. All payments are non-refundable and non-transferable.

llanhilleth Miners Institute

Llanhilleth Miners Institute 
Ghost Hunt 
Saturday 6th June 2026
8.00pm - 1.00am 
Only £49.00 Per Person

Please Note:

Before booking this event, please read the following per our terms and conditions agreed upon at the point of sale. All payments are non-refundable and non-transferable.

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Not suitable for heavily pregnant ladies.

Kindly arrive 15 minutes before the event start time.

Please be aware that this location is not wheelchair accessible.

Wearing sensible shoes is required, heels or sandals are not permitted.

We recommend that you wear warm clothing, as this location can become very cold after dark, even during the summer months.

Anyone suspected of being under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances will not be allowed to enter the premises.

Please note that all attendees must be at least 18 years old.

As this location is old and dark, each attendee must bring a torch.

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Paranormal Eye Ghost Nights

Llanhilleth Miners Institute in South Wales s a famous haunted site known for its paranormal activities. This haunted house is recognised for the ghostly figures frequently seen roaming in the dark , eerie rooms. Visitors and paranormal enthusiasts can participate in various events, including ghost hunts and investigations, offering an exciting chance to explore the haunted old house and possibly witness supernatural occurrences. This once former home is now home to many ghosts! will you unravel the mysteries of this haunted location, making it an unforgettable destination for those seeking a thrilling ghost-hunting adventure.

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