As we’re entering the chapel, you can see a number of wooden beams going across the ceiling. The mysterious thing is that in the 1950s, one of the beams spontaneously caught fire and within an instant, extinguished itself again. You may think I’m making this up! But have a look for yourself at the far right corner and how only one beam is burnt. We’ll now make our way into the kitchen. Careful guys, don’t want you being hit with a pan by the poltergeist or anything! Can you all hear me? Okay then, in this very kitchen it’s been reported by a number of people, including a previous owner, that the pots and pans have been rearranged and noises of banging, clanging, scraping have been heard. Feel free to have a roam about for a few minutes.
So, are you all done looking around in there? I finally want to tell you more about dear Eleanor. It’ll only take a minute getting to her room. Aaaah, Eleanor, Eleanor, Eleanor. Do any of you know anything about her?We’re now walking into her bedroom, in which she was kept captive here, before being murdered. This is possibly one of the scariest rooms in the house, in my opinion. I mean, not only have people felt her presence in here, but Eleanor sometimes gets a bit.. violent, you could call it. Whoa! Watch out, you back there!
I guess this is slowly coming to an end now. It’s been a good 2 hours, and although I don’t wish to leave you alone with dear Eleanor and her pals, I am afraid I will have to! The way out is this way, if you wish to follow me, or you can stay and have a further look around by yourselves. Leaflets are available in the hallway downstairs, and there is a phonebox there too. Though might I warn you, it likes to randomly go dead sometimes. Good bye everyone!