How I started my paranormal journey.

I would sit up late at night watching those old black and white horror shows. Then I was brave enough to move onto colour.
I was always interested in ghost stories, old legends and stories from our past.

Then my nan told me a story that would put me on my journey into the paranormal
It was about a headless man that walked a country lane next to my nan's childhood home. In fact, she had seen him herself.
I had always remembered the story and a few years ago, I found, quite by chance, a newspaper cutting about a murder in the area my nan lived. I researched my nan's story and found out the true facts.

I realised that I enjoyed researching as much as an investigation.
With this in mind, every area I visit, I research and you will be surprised what information can be found.
So thanks to my nan, I lead an exciting life as a paranormal investigater.

I would like to point out that I do take this very seiously.
I am out to prove, one way or the other, IS THERE ANOTHER LIFE WHEN WE PASS or is it just our imagination.

Tuesday 2 March 2010

CREWE HERITAGE CENTRE


CREWE HERITAGE CENTRE
CREWE
CHESHIRE


8th March 2008


GROUP ... SPECTRE ANALYSIS



This railway museum is located behind the Tesco supermarket on Vernon Way, Crewe, Cheshire. It is administered by Crewe Heritage Trust Ltd and was formly known as Crewe Railway Age.






The museum has three signal boxes, one of which is the North Junction Signal Box. The lst North Junction Box was built in 1879 and this has been moved and re built. It was extended in 1940













The remains of the old works tramway can still be seen.









The other two signal boxes are Crewe Station A Cabin and the Exeter West signal box (as you see here).







There are also many trains including the BR Class 370 APT, carriages and exhibits.
Including this, as part of the Royal Mail exhibits.






The museum is built on land once used by the railway, as part of the locomotive works. The railway took Crewe from being a farming community to a railway town. It brought in hundreds of people for work and a town soon built up.


PARANORMAL ACTIVITY

--- figures seen
--- things move
--- voices heard


INVESTIGATION

The investigation started at 9pm with myself, Kath, Ray and two people from the museum, Chris and Andy, in the North Junction Box (which we also used as our headquarters for the night).

We split into two groups, Me and Andy went into the Control room. Kath, Ray and Chris went under the Control room.







Nothing happened in the control room but underneath, Kath had her face blown on, they all saw a bright orb and Kath's EMF reader would turn red as Kath was talking.








About 10.30pm, we crossed the site and went into the main hall to the Post Office train. While Kath, Andy, Ray and Chris were setting up the equipment, I went for a walk round.






I joined the rest of the group inside the train. As Kath was asking out, everyone but me felt the train rocking from side to side. Kath started getting orbs on the camcorder and we all heard a couple of very loud bangs.





About 12.30am, we made our way to the APT train. We split into two groups, male and female. We went to either side of the train. Nothing happened to any of us.




We stayed in the train for about an hour, then the lads went over to the Exeter Signal Box and Kath and I had a walk around the downstairs of the North Signal Box. Nothing happened.

We all met up again at 2.30am at the Royal Mail train. Again everyone but me, felt the train rocking. Andy's hands had a cold breeze across them and then I heard footsteps just outside the train. Myself and Andy went to have a look and we both heard whistling but saw nothing. Inside the train, orbs were caught again on camera (must have been very dusty).

We finished at 4am.



I have enjoyed this investigation as it was something different.
It is a shame we cant do another investigation here but on this night's investigation, I dont believe the place is haunted.




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