Bolton County Police Station

Bolton County Jail, located in Lancashire, England, opened in 1821 to house prisoners from the surrounding area and played a significant role in the local justice system. Historically, many convicts were sentenced to capital punishment at the courthouse, with their fates sealed by the hangman’s noose. Executions took place both at a nearby public house and a field across the road, which remains undeveloped and considered sacred ground to this day.
Over the years, the jail underwent several renovations and expansions to meet evolving standards and requirements. Like many jails of its era, it was known for its harsh conditions. The facility closed in 2013 and was repurposed as a college, but the courthouse and jail structure remain intact. As a Paranormal Investigation company, we feel incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to explore such a historically significant building.
What to Expect
We’ll start by introducing you to the venue, followed by a walkthrough with our staff to explore the areas you’re most drawn to. With only 20 participants in a large venue, you’ll have plenty of space to conduct your investigation without overcrowding. At Paranormal INC, we prioritise smaller groups to give you maximum time in the venue and the best possible ghost-hunting experience.
You’ll have access to our staff’s equipment if needed, but feel free to bring and use your own methods. This is YOUR investigation—you decide how you want to conduct it! Our team is there to assist and support you if needed.
Take advantage of the opportunity to explore these historic locations without large crowds or excessive noise from other groups. This is your chance to experience the paranormal in a more intimate and focused setting.
We can’t wait to see you there! 👻🔦
December 6 @ 9:00 pm – December 7 @ 10:00 pm
Address; 66 Castle St, Haulgh, Bolton BL2 1AE
Parking: Parking onsite (back of the building), street parking also available.
Food and Refreshments: Hot and Cold drinks provided, please feel free to bring your own refreshments, no alcohol policy.
Accessibility: The building does have lifts but some areas are only accessible via steps.

