A Night at The Wheatsheaf: Paranormal Investigation – 9th May

The Wheatsheaf has stood in Beetham for over 400 years.

Established in 1609, this old coaching inn has welcomed travellers, locals, soldiers, farmers, families — and who knows who else — through its doors.

On 9th May, we’re inviting you to experience the building in a completely different way.

We are hosting a Paranormal Investigation Night in collaboration with the experienced team at Sefton Paranormal.


Why Here?

Old buildings carry stories.

Stone walls absorb centuries of conversations, footsteps, celebrations and tragedies. The Wheatsheaf is no exception.

Over the years, we’ve heard whispers of:
• Unexplained footsteps
• Sudden temperature changes
• That “feeling” in certain rooms
• Glasses moving
• Doors closing

Are they just old-building quirks?

Or something more?

On 9th May, we’ll explore that question together.


What the Evening Includes

Your ticket includes:

• Guided investigation led by Sefton Paranormal
• Use of professional paranormal equipment
• Group vigils in selected areas of the building
• Historical insight into The Wheatsheaf
• Supper and refreshments
• Time to share findings and experiences

This is not a theatrical “haunted house” experience.

It’s a structured, respectful investigation night for those genuinely curious about the paranormal.


Who Is It For?

This event is perfect if you:

  • Love history

  • Enjoy true crime or paranormal documentaries

  • Have had unexplained experiences

  • Are curious but sceptical

  • Want a completely different night out

Spaces are strictly limited to keep the experience intimate and controlled.


A Building With History

There’s something powerful about standing in a 17th-century coaching inn after dark, lights low, listening carefully.

Whether you leave convinced, curious, or unconvinced — it will certainly be memorable.


9th May – Are You Brave Enough?

Tickets will be available via our website and behind the bar.

Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

Join us for an unforgettable evening at The Wheatsheaf.

Sally & Dan