Lichfield Ghost Walk

Lichfield Ghost Walk Join me on a ghoulish gander around Lichfield! Appropriate for all ages, good spooky fun.

A crisp lunchtime wander in the winter chill! Cannock Chase is especially beautiful this time of year, but be sure that ...
24/11/2025

A crisp lunchtime wander in the winter chill! Cannock Chase is especially beautiful this time of year, but be sure that you do not stray from the woodland path...

Besides the obvious dangers of abandoned pit shafts, the forests of the Chase are practically packed with paranormal spooks and cryptids. The list is said to include (but is not limited to):
- black eyed children that lure you into the underbrush
- a mysterious pig man who runs alongside your car (nope)
- a large black puma
- ghost hitch hikers
- ghost WWII soldiers
- ghost miners
- ghost pirates (??)
- grey figures that flit between the trees
- UFO sightings
- werewolves

Regrettably I met none of these things, but I did have a nice crunchy walk! Huzzah.

With nights growing chillier, darker and all round spookier, why not join a haunted jaunt of Lichfield's spookiest stree...
09/11/2025

With nights growing chillier, darker and all round spookier, why not join a haunted jaunt of Lichfield's spookiest streets?

I will be running the final three ghost walks of the season on:
- 7th December
- 12th December
- 11th January

Book as a unique Christmas gift or festive adventure! Yuletide is traditionally a time for ghost stories...

This is a lighthearted, history flavoured ghost walk, perfect for people of all ages who enjoy the macabre. From Civil War soldiers to eerie children, headless gunmen to mysterious dark eyed women, Lichfield is teeming with spooks. They're excited to meet you! 👻

Ticket price is £7 per person.
Tour is approximately one hour in duration and involves walking approximately one mile.
Please message for booking information and further details, or email [email protected].

Thank you everyone for joining us on a spooky jaunt around Lichfield's haunted streets! We hope everyone enjoyed, we had...
01/11/2025

Thank you everyone for joining us on a spooky jaunt around Lichfield's haunted streets! We hope everyone enjoyed, we had a blast.

Happy Halloween, from my giant spider to yours. ❤️❤️❤️
31/10/2025

Happy Halloween, from my giant spider to yours. ❤️❤️❤️

What a delightful evening for a ghostly gander. Thank you everyone who joined my haunted jaunt this evening, and safe tr...
28/10/2025

What a delightful evening for a ghostly gander. Thank you everyone who joined my haunted jaunt this evening, and safe travels onward!

A beautiful evening for a macabre wander! Thank you everyone who braved the dark and the rain to join me for this ghouli...
26/10/2025

A beautiful evening for a macabre wander! Thank you everyone who braved the dark and the rain to join me for this ghoulish adventure, I hope you all had as much fun as I did. Happy Halloween!

The 2025 ghost walks have now sold out! Lichfield is as spooky as ever, thank you everyone for your macabre enthusiasm. ...
24/10/2025

The 2025 ghost walks have now sold out! Lichfield is as spooky as ever, thank you everyone for your macabre enthusiasm.

If you are desperate for a ghoulish wander, please message me or email [email protected]: I am gauging interest for one more December adventure!

In 300AD, the Roman Emperor Diocletian ordered the ex*****on of 1000 Christians. These unfortunate martyrs are said to h...
12/10/2025

In 300AD, the Roman Emperor Diocletian ordered the ex*****on of 1000 Christians. These unfortunate martyrs are said to have been murdered north of the city, in an area now called Christian Fields...

Might this grim history linger in the city's name? In his famous dictionary, Samuel Johnson defined 'lich' as a Saxon word for carcass, and even mentioned his beloved birthplace: "Lichfield, the field of the dead, a city in Staffordshire, so named from martyred christians". Given the city's ghoulish history, it would make a lot of sense for this to be 'the field of corpses'...

(more likely 'lich' is derived from Letocetum, the name of a Roman village nearby meaning 'grey wood' but shhhhh.)

Have you ever hopped over the Sherbrook stepping stones in Cannock Chase? On sunny days families and dog walkers gather ...
09/10/2025

Have you ever hopped over the Sherbrook stepping stones in Cannock Chase? On sunny days families and dog walkers gather to enjoy the scenery, but few people realise where these stones came from...

In 1956, the Friends of Cannock Chase committee made a purchase: twelve 100lb rocks to create a whimsical river crossing. The twist? These smooth, hewn rocks were salvaged from the demolished hangman's gate at Stafford Gaol. It was above these very stones that convicted criminals had taken their final drop...

Something to think about on your next autumnal wander! No wonder Cannock Chase is said to be one of the most haunted places in Britain...

Join my next ghost walk on 28th October for more spooky Staffordshire tales!

Samuel Johnson stands sentinel over Lichfield market square, surrounded by a busy hubbub of library visitors and produce...
08/10/2025

Samuel Johnson stands sentinel over Lichfield market square, surrounded by a busy hubbub of library visitors and produce stalls. The market square is the site of some of the most harrowing events in Lichfield history... join a ghost walk on the 28th of October to take a macabre step back in time.

The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum has delightfully spooky offerings of its own! Head over on the 25th of October for a grisly face to face encounter with an 18th century surgeon, or settle down on the 29th for terrifying tales with Christine Genders. Creepy curiosities galore!

The 26th October and 1st November ghost walks have now sold out! Don't panic if you wanted tickets: there is still space...
08/10/2025

The 26th October and 1st November ghost walks have now sold out! Don't panic if you wanted tickets: there is still space on the 28th October walk. Email [email protected] to book, or message me directly. Stay spooky!

Lichfield City train station as we know it today was built in 1882, replacing the original brick building after a new ro...
07/10/2025

Lichfield City train station as we know it today was built in 1882, replacing the original brick building after a new route to Sutton Coldfield was created. You can still spot 1800s features whilst waiting on the platform!

That said, it may be safer to keep your eyes down. Something sinister is said to lurk between these traintracks....

To find out more, join me on a ghost walk around Lichfield's haunted streets! There are still tickets left for the 28th October and 1st November, but they are selling out fast...

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