SouthernGhostSociety

We are a Paranormal Investigation Team. For Events & Bookings take a look at our Website.

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

Join us live tonight on our Facebook page 👻

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

We are investigating the Four Crosses tonight in Cannock.

So much history in this building I’m sure tonight is going to be interesting….

Been looking forward to the one for a long time 👻

[David Goulden @davidgoulden]

Always a joy, always a pleasure to welcome Southern Ghost Society to Museum of East Dorset. Fantastic night last night. #History #Heritage #Dorset

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

@Alex_Schroeder4 So many to choose from…

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

As always this place didn’t disappoint, thanks for having us and we look forward to investigating the beautiful Nothe Fort again soon. 👻

[David Goulden @davidgoulden]

A pleasure as always to welcome the excellent Southern Ghost Society and guests to Nothe Fort last night. #History #Heritage #Dorset

[Chris Howley @chrishowley_]

Great night at Woodchester Mansion last night meeting up with old friends from @Southern_Ghost its been too long Dan and team hope to catch up again soon. Thought youd like this photo from 2012 Dan.

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

@crime_soup @KelsBar @historyinmemes Sure is

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

The lower dungeon of Warwick Castle features an ancient chamber known as an "oubliette," where prisoners were abandoned and left to be forgotten. An oubliette is characterized by its concealed location, accessible solely through a trapdoor in the ceiling. These hidden dungeons were prevalent in medieval castles and served as confinement for various types of captives, ranging from political detainees to common thieves. Oubliettes were cramped, dimly lit, and narrow cavities within the larger dungeon, allowing for no means of escape due to the single entrance and exit. The term "oubliette" finds its origin in the French word "oublie," which translates to "forget." Consequently, prisoners thrown into these dreadful chambers were simply left to be disregarded and abandoned.

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

Always a fantastic venue to investigate, look forward to returning 👻

[David Goulden @davidgoulden]

It was a joy as always to welcome the brilliant Southern Ghost Society back to Shire Hall Museum last night. #History #Heritage #Dorset

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

We are going live on Facebook from 8pm tonight at George Jarvis School…..

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

We are going live on Facebook from 8pm tonight at George Jarvis School…..

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

Thanks for having us, always love investigating the @NotheFort and did not disappoint. 👻

[David Goulden @davidgoulden]

A joy as always to look after Nothe Fort tonight and to have the amazing Southern Ghost Society with us again #MuseumOfCoastalDefence #History #Heritage #NotheFort #Weymouth #Dorset.

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

Friday 24th September we investigate Nothe Fort in Weymouth, if you want to join us please visit https://t.co/pfB7NwjNEj 👻

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

@mpit2008 👍🏻

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

Tonight at 9PM we will be live from one of the UK’s most haunted venues. We will be streaming from our Facebook Live page...

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#southernghostsociety #sgs #ghosthunting #paranormal

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

Throw back 9 years to when we filmed for Great British Ghosts with @michaelastracha at the Ancient Ram Inn.

[Historic Southampton @HistoricalSoton]

Over 1,500 people died when Titanic sank #OnThisDay 109 years ago.

Over a third of those who died were crew who had signed on with a Southampton address.

Families waited for news outside the White Star Line office on Canute Road. The names of survivors were put up outside.

[Historic Southampton @HistoricalSoton]

On Southampton Common is a reservoir. A few hundred years ago, this was the site of the town gallows.

The last execution to be carried out here took place in July 1785. William Shawyer was hanged for burgling Mrs Bagenal’s house on Above Bar Street.

[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

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[SouthernGhostSociety @Southern_Ghost]

Friday night we are Live once again brining you some of our best evidence captured at various castles across the UK.

Join us as we review our videos and share our experiences together.

You can also watch us live on YouTube & Facebook.