<h4>Join us at the <i>fantastic</i> <strong>Hickleton</strong> <strong>Hall </strong>for a Ghost Hunt!</h4>
<b>Hickleton Hall</b> is a Grade II listed Georgian home in Hickleton, South Yorkshire.

In the 16th century a house called Hickleton Palace stood on the site, built for Judge Francis Rodes.

The present Hall was built in 1745–48, just to the south of the original house, designed by the architect James Paine for Godfrey Wentworth of Woolley, near Barnsley, who had bought the estate in about 1730. Godfrey Wentworth was appointed High Sheriff of Yorkshire for 1796-97 however, when his banking business failed he was forced to sell the property.
<h4><em><strong>What happened next?</strong></em></h4>
In the Second World War the house was the headquarters of I Corps after the Dunkirk evacuation in May 1940. The property has changed hands many time, one such family were the Halifax family who lived at the property until 1947 after which they sold the contents of Hickleton Hall and leased the premises as a girls' school until 1961

In 2012 the hall and the immediate parkland were run as a Sue Ryder Home. The house was offered for sale in 2015<sup id="cite_ref-5" class="reference"></sup>

<strong><i>So what spirits continue to reside in their family home? What history has this venue been a part of?</i></strong>

Wander through the large, cold, empty rooms and soak up the atmosphere of this once busy home.

<em><b>Who still haunts the amazing hall and whose ghost has been seen within the garden walls?</b></em>

With many ghost stories, this is the ideal location for a paranormal investigation.

<strong>Why not join us on at Hickleton Hall on our ghost hunt and see who you will encounter?  </strong>Experience this magnificent family home for yourself and be a part of discovering the families who once considered the hall as their home.

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