Paranormal Eye UK invites you to join their ghost hunt at The Hind Hotel, a historic location once the headquarters for Oliver Cromwell and officers before the Battle of Naseby in 1645. Experience ghostly sightings of monks, small children, a woman in white, a Victorian woman, and an officer from the English Civil War. Are you ready to face your fears and be part of this thrilling paranormal investigation?

 History of The Hind Hotel 

The Hind Hotel is a 17th-century coaching inn that provided a resting point for a large contingent of Oliver Cromwell’s Army before they marched into battle at nearby Naseby in 1645. The generals met at The Hind to discuss strategy before the Great War. It is also rumoured that Cromwell himself stayed at the inn.

According to "A History of Wellingborough" by Joyce and Maurice Palmer, The Hind Hotel has witnessed countless events. It used to provide shelter for corn dealers before the Corn Exchange was built, and it has seen many a coach-and-four enter its inner yard to shelter weary travellers and deliver mail. It has witnessed the demolition of the Cross, the Old White Swan, and the Butcher Row. The Hind has even protected liberated voters and kept out the mob until the Cavalry arrived.