Inveraray Jail, which is located in Inveraray, Argyll and Bute, is a 19th-century courthouse & prison. It was in use as a prison from 1820 to 1889, a category A-listed building, the location is now a fantastic visitor attraction which is open to the public as a living museum.
There have been numerous reports of paranormal activity at Inveraray Jail. These range from the presence of an aggressive former guard in the exercise room of the prison building, through to the sounds of tapping on bars, feelings of sadness, and the tell-tale signs of unexplainable temperature fluctuations that we can monitor on the various pieces of equipment.
At Overtoun Bridge, Milton, West Dunbartonshire we have a very peculiar case of dogs allegedly jumping from a set point upon the bridge. We were there to ask the question: Why are they doing this?.
Balquhidder Kirkyard is a traditional place of worship that goes back some 4000+ years. The Celts are said to believe that this particular location is a “thin place” where the earth plane and spirit planes are at their closest.
Balquhidder Kirkyard is situated on the lower slopes of the north side of Balquhidder Glen. It is overlooked by the dramatic mountain terrain of the Braes of Balquhidder, at the head of Loch Voil. Balquhidder Glen is also popular for fishing, nature watching and walking.
At Overtoun Bridge, Milton, West Dunbartonshire we have a very peculiar case of dogs allegedly jumping from a set point upon the bridge.
Inveraray Jail has a rich history behind it. Since its opening to the public as a living museum in 1989, visitors can step back in time to see for themselves the impressive courthouse where actual court cases are re-enacted from historical records.