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  • North East Aircraft Museum

    The North East Aircraft Museum, part of the Land, Sea and Air Museums based within RAF Usworth, is one of the country's premier collection of aviation history.

  • Sunderland Empire

    The Sunderland Empire Theatre is a large theatre venue located in High Steet West in Sunderland that has been open for more than 100 years.

  • The Jolly Sailor

    This historic village pub in Whitburn is said to be one of the most haunted in the region, with paranormal activity that includes the ghost of a nurse called Rachael and the ghost of a man who died in the pub of natural causes.

  • The Ship Isis

    With a reputation as one of the North East's most haunted pubs, the Ship Isis has become a regular haunt for local paranormal investigation teams.

  • Wheatsheaf Inn

    The Wheatsheaf Inn is said to be haunted by the tormented spirits of children who were tortured and murdered at the pub.

  • Queen Street Masonic Temple

    Dating back to 1783, the Freemasons building on Queen Steet is the oldest purpose-built masonic temple in the world and its long history of serving the secretive society seems to have left its toll on the temple.

  • Souter Lighthouse

    The 75 feet high lighthouse, which was the first electric lights house in the world, is said to have a resident ghost, and staff have heard, seen and felt strange things.

  • Royalty Theatre

    Originally built as a church in the 1800s, has been operating as a theatre since 1925.

  • Hylton Castle

    A castle has stood on this site in the North Hylton area of Sunderland since the 11th century, originally the site of a wooden castle, but later rebuilt in stone.

  • Ryhope Green Crossroads

    This location isn't a building or even a landmark, it is in fact nothing more than a crossroad in the Sunderland village of Ryhope.

  • The Castle Keep & Black Gate

    The castle keep is the oldest part of the castle from which the city gets its name.

  • Old George Inn

    This 17th century former coaching inn in the popular Cloth Market is said to be haunted by royal appointment.

  • The Tyne Theatre

    Situated on Westgate Road, the now closed Tyne Theatre opened in 1867 and was used as an entertainment venue and cinema for generations.

  • Literary & Philosophical Society

    The Literary & Philosophical Society of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne is situated on Westgate Road and is the largest independent library outside of London.

  • Sallyport Tower

    Sallyport Tower was one of the main defensive fortifications forming part of Newcastle's city walls, it's now known as Carpenter's Tower.

  • The Theatre Royal

    The Theatre Royal on Grey Steet is one of the city's most famous buildings.

  • The Cooperage Pub

    It's the alleyway outside of the Cooperage Pub on Newcastle Quayside that is said to be haunted.

  • The Town Moor

    The Town Moor is a large area of common land, which serves as the largest park in the city and hosts various public events, including an annual travelling funfair known as The Hoppings.

  • The Blackie Boy

    Located in Newcastle city centre, Blackie Boy in Groat Market, is one of the oldest pubs in Newcastle.

  • St. Andrew's Churchyard

    The grounds of the Grade I listed parish church on Newgate Steet is said to be haunted by the ghost of a young woman, the daughter of a wealthy local landowner.

  • 10 Most Haunted Places In Sunderland

    February 23, 2019

    The riverside city of Sunderland grew as a port and today boasts some of the most haunted locations in Tyne and Wear, everything from haunted pubs to a lighthouse that's said to be haunted by its former keeper.

  • New Conspiracy Theory: Are Streetlights Being Used By MI5 To Control Our Minds?

    April 18, 2018

    A bizarre conspiracy theory in Gateshead claims streetlights are being used by MI5 to control the population

  • Most Haunted At Souter Lighthouse

    June 18, 2002

    Yvette Fielding takes her team to an unusual location for a ghost hunt, a lighthouse in Tyne and Wear, which dates back to 1871.