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Stapenhil ghost walk on the 19th of July with free £5 drink
Stapenhill means “steep hill ” in old Anglo saxon. A location so well thought of by the Anglo Saxons. It was their graveyard . So a place with a lot of potential for ghosts. Attracted those by stories of vampires and witches in this small once village we started to research.
This included asking my good friend psychic medium Ian Griffiths. To undertake a psychic walk with me prior to writing the script. This was to be a shock because although I knew that Stapenhill was very haunted. I did not realize how much.
AS well the ghost legend Alice Goodridge (the Stapenhill witch ) talked about on the Burton ghost walk. The legendary Drakelow vampire who according to local legend resting place is in Stapenhill. There is a lot more spirits in this location.Including a ghost ship, the blue lady,sad Victorian girl to name a few.
Shapira scrolls
Shapira scrolls
The Shapira scroll
On research into the walk it was not only to find a lot of Ghosts and of course a lot of stories to go along with them.It was to also find a large amount of mysteries and secrets.This included connections with the peaky blinders but also the American mafia. A secret sealed room and one of the greatest mysteries of all time and antiquity of the world the shapira scroll.
Booking the walk
The walk starts at 7 pm at the Barley mow pub in Stapenhill. It finishes at 8 pm at the Barley mow.Although the walk is in July it is mainly outside so it is advised to wear appropriate clothing and footwear for the weather.The walk is mainly on paved areas but does involve going up slight inclines.Parking is available at the back of the pub.
It is £15 and this includes £5 to spend at the bar for or towards your drink.
7pm to 8pm £15
Barley MOW, Stapenhill, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire DE15 9AP
Fri 19 July