The National Emergency Services Museum
Sheffield, South Yorkshire · Historical Buildings
Upstairs, a child will cling onto people; another spirit named Brian is heard in this area and a black fog is sometimes seen. A vicious spirit named Cain used to occupy a cell here; he is said to choke visitor, cause the temperature to drop, and smell of disinfectant. Another ghost is said to be within this area keeping Cain in checking and making sure he remains in this area.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Geographic Information
- Address
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Old Police/ Fire Station
W Bar, Sheffield S3 8PT, United Kingdom
Get Directions » - GPS
- 53.385572, -1.470796
- Nearest Towns
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- Neepsend, UK-L9 (1.1 mi.)
- Walkley, UK-L9 (1.6 mi.)
- Walkly, UK-L9 (1.6 mi.)
- Sheffield, UK-L9 (1.8 mi.)
- Attercliffe, UK-L9 (1.8 mi.)
- Grimesthorpe, UK-L9 (1.8 mi.)
- Hillsborough, UK-L9 (2.1 mi.)
- Wadsley, UK-L9 (2.1 mi.)
- Longley, UK-L9 (2.2 mi.)
- Darnall, UK-L9 (2.2 mi.)
Quick Answers
- Is The National Emergency Services Museum really haunted?
- Visitors rate The National Emergency Services Museum at 42.9 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale.
- Where is The National Emergency Services Museum located?
- The address is Old Police/ Fire Station, W Bar, Sheffield S3 8PT, United Kingdom. GPS coordinates: 53.385572, -1.470796.
- What kind of haunted place is The National Emergency Services Museum?
- The National Emergency Services Museum is listed under Historical Buildings in our South Yorkshire section.
- What is the nearest town to The National Emergency Services Museum?
- Neepsend, UK-L9 is the closest town, about 1.1 miles away, with Walkley (1.6 mi.) and Walkly (1.6 mi.) also nearby.
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