Ghost walk with Celebrity TV Mediums Ian Lawman and Michael Treanor

Welcome dear traveller and thank you for stopping by....

Why not stay a while and Join us as we take you back in time to share the dark Ghostly secrets and gruesome tales of the Ancient Evesham Riverside Town.

The area Evesham is in now was once part of the great forest of Feckenham and apart from a few dwellings, isolated churches and the river Avon, there was very little else. In the 8th Century the Virgin Mary appeared to a swineherd named Eoff who reported the miracle to the Bishop of Worcester, and a magnificent Abbey was built in her honour.

On 4th August 1265, one of the most bloody battles in England’s history took place in Evesham between the forces of Prince Edward (later Edward I) and Simon de Montfort (Earl of Leicester), following months of bitter wrangling over the control of the king, the enforcement of the Magna Carta and the barons rights under law. Simon’s forces were outnumbered and thoroughly routed with Simon himself taking the brunt of a most vicious attack and dying on the field. Eye witness accounts called it “the murder at Evesham, for battle it was none”.

This mystical and bloody history has resulted in a plethora of ghosts, not only on the site of the Abbey, but also throughout the town - which for added ghoulish measure, was built on two inter-secting ley-lines.