RICHARD JONES PRESENTS
HIS 28TH ANNUAL
HALLOWEEN GHOST WALK
SUNDAY 31ST OCTOBER 2010 AT 7.30PM
MEET OUTSIDE EXIT THREE OF BANK UNDERGROUND STATION
£8.00 PER PERSON
THE SHADOWS JUST GOT DARKER
It's Halloween, the spookiest night of the year. The night when the veil between this world and the next is at its thinnest. The night when twilight creeps through the old alleyways and older courtyards at the heart of the city of London and long forgotten residents stir once more to roam the streets and places that they knew so well in life.
Thus it is that the Richard Jones's annual Halloween haunted London tour sets off in search of the place where ghosts have been seen, and you are guaranteed a night of chilling surprises.
Even the station where your tour begins is haunted!
Richard Jones is the author of the
best selling books on paranormal London Walking Haunted London; Haunted London; History and Mystery Walks of London; and Haunted Britain and Ireland. When you join Richard Jones on a ghost walk you're not joining a guide who has read a few stories in a book, you are joining the man who wrote the books that other guides often use to plan their ghost walks.
Richard was the resident historian on Living TVs cult programme Most Haunted Live from 2003 to 2005, in which capacity he took part in two Halloween televised live ghost hunts that were watched by millions of people worldwide.
He appeared on and was the historical and locations advisor for the Discovery Channel's Haunted London Special and is widely acknowledged as the best ghost walk guide in London.
Highlights of the tour include:-
- A tucked away courtyard where you will hear the strange tale of what befell one of our walkers when they decided to take a souvenir away from our 2005 Halloween Ghost walk!
- One of the city's most picturesque buildings, London's wonderful and attractive medieval palace.
- The city's most paranormally active building and THE building that many people who have joined the ghost walk have actually experienced possible supernatural activity. It might even happen to you tonight!!
- Richard will also take you into a little garden where the ramifications of a long ago murder are still said to echo down the centuries.
- Then there's the place where one of London's most bizarre "strange tales" reached a dramatic climax. It's a gruesome tale that will hold you spellbound as it unfolds before you!
Throughout the evening you will hear ghostly tales galore. Some of them well known London ghost stories, some of them lesser known and several that are unique to this tour.
Furthermore, with Richard Jones as your London Ghost Walk guide you are joining London's master of the macabre who is widely acknowledged as London's best ghost walk guide.
Just ask Lucy, age 11, from St Peter's School in Manchester who was one of a group of pupils who joined Richard for their own private London Ghost Walk in June 2009. What did you think of it Lucy?
Thank you for taking us around London on our fab ghost walk...When you told us some of the stories you shouted to make us jump and that worked for me because I jumped a lot. We went to many other places but none of them were better than your ghost walk... Definitely not! It was the best of the attractions we saw such as St. Paul's Cathedral; Wembley; The Globe Theatre; Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London. I am sure we all want to go back to London and listen to your ghost stories all over again because they were so good. Your ghost walk was the best of all the ghost walks I've ever heard!!
LUCY. AGED 11.
So join London's Master of the Macabre on a journey through the city of the dead and enjoy a ghost walk that is packed with atmosphere and which is presented by a masterful story teller whose dramatic presentation and skilful delivery will keep you on edge all night long, ever wary of who, or what, might be lurking around the next corner, or waiting just a few graves along.








LONDON'S BEST GHOST WALK GUIDE
Our tour guide, Richard Jones, who possesses a superbly oratory and expressive voice, guided us from place to place in the local area...the guide put in neat bits of acting, stuttering or pausing to flinch as his delivery was distracted by unseen flickers in the background, throwing cautious glances, askance, and making all of us jump with perfectly timed volume changes in his storytelling..
ANNABEL'S STUDENT BLOG. IMPERIAL COLLEGE. LONDON.