We are very excited to be invited to investigate at this relatively new location! What’s refreshing about this location is not much is known about who or what haunts it? We find this very exciting and we can hopefully find out! Loud bangs are often heard and there appears to be no logical reason for this, heavy footsteps are heard regularly and dark shadows are seen and witnessed by both staff and guests along with poltergeist activity! Bucks Museum (previously known as Bucks County Museum), in the historic heart of Aylesbury, tells the story of the people and landscapes of Buckinghamshire, from prehistoric times through to the present day. It showcases the best of Bucks heritage: archaeology, social history, natural history, geology, art, costumes and photographs. The museum also houses the famous Lenborough Hoard, one of the largest hoards of Anglo-Saxon silver coins ever found. The Museum dates back to the late 1400s in parts and in 2012 renovation work in the Museum garden revealed 5 burials dating from the 7th century. The Museum buildings today were previously a medieval guildhall and later courthouse, grand private house, coach house and later a School . Watch our facebook page as we attempt to discover just who haunts this amazing building.
