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SHUKINTHEDARK S2 E11
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Tonight, we step inside one of the most haunted places in the UK.
With reports of child-like voices being heard, ghostly footsteps, shadow figures and poltergeist activity........
*HISTORY*
Though the current house dates back to the mid-18th century, circa 1750, parts of it are older. There has long been a structure on the site and Bishton was mentioned in the Domesday book of 1086.
Bishton Hall is a Grade II* listed building. The house with its ivy-clad façade, 17 bedrooms, three principal front rooms, library, servants’ quarters, orangery, parterre filled with roses and Temple Garden featuring one of the best Doric screens in the country, combine to create quintessential old English grandeur.
A handful of important families have lived at the hall through the centuries. Among them are three former High Sheriffs of Staffordshire – John Sneyd, Cecil Stafford Northcote and John Sparrow. The latter was a lawyer and magistrate who purchased Bishton around 1776.
One of our favourite residents was John Sparrow’s daughter, Charlotte. Philanthropy, happiness and education are three words that will always be associated with magnificent Georgian mansion Bishton Hall – and all three are epitomised by Miss Charlotte Sparrow.
Elegant, beautiful and born in 1786, Charlotte called Bishton Hall , home for her entire life, living there until she died at the age of 90 in 1876.
She believed all children deserved an education so took it upon herself to open a school, paying for everything herself – teachers’ salaries, books, materials and repairs. The total costs for a year came to £180.
At the time few schools for poor children existed. In 1818, John Pounds set up a school and began teaching poor children reading, writing, and arithmetic and in 1820, Samuel Wilderspin opened the first infant school in Spitalfields.
In 1954 the Stafford-Northcote’s opened St Bede’s school at Bishton Hall. It remained a school until 2018.
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SHUKINTHEDARK S2 E11
FOR THE BEST EXPERIENCE, PLEASE USE HEADPHONES.
Tonight, we step inside one of the most haunted places in the UK.
With reports of child-like voices being heard, ghostly footsteps, shadow figures and poltergeist activity........
*HISTORY*
Though the current house dates back to the mid-18th century, circa 1750, parts of it are older. There has long been a structure on the site and Bishton was mentioned in the Domesday book of 1086.
Bishton Hall is a Grade II* listed building. The house with its ivy-clad façade, 17 bedrooms, three principal front rooms, library, servants’ quarters, orangery, parterre filled with roses and Temple Garden featuring one of the best Doric screens in the country, combine to create quintessential old English grandeur.
A handful of important families have lived at the hall through the centuries. Among them are three former High Sheriffs of Staffordshire – John Sneyd, Cecil Stafford Northcote and John Sparrow. The latter was a lawyer and magistrate who purchased Bishton around 1776.
One of our favourite residents was John Sparrow’s daughter, Charlotte. Philanthropy, happiness and education are three words that will always be associated with magnificent Georgian mansion Bishton Hall – and all three are epitomised by Miss Charlotte Sparrow.
Elegant, beautiful and born in 1786, Charlotte called Bishton Hall , home for her entire life, living there until she died at the age of 90 in 1876.
She believed all children deserved an education so took it upon herself to open a school, paying for everything herself – teachers’ salaries, books, materials and repairs. The total costs for a year came to £180.
At the time few schools for poor children existed. In 1818, John Pounds set up a school and began teaching poor children reading, writing, and arithmetic and in 1820, Samuel Wilderspin opened the first infant school in Spitalfields.
In 1954 the Stafford-Northcote’s opened St Bede’s school at Bishton Hall. It remained a school until 2018.
*CHECK OUT THE OTHERS*
@MoxleysParanormalWorld
@hauntedfinders
👻All of our social are on this link 👻 https://linktr.ee/SHUK_TV 👻
❤️If you would like to donate to the channel all funds go back into invests and equipment ❤️paypal.me/shuktv?locale.x=en_GB
*Merch is available! shuk-tv-merch.creator-spring.com/listing/shadow-hunters-uk-tv
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