Are You Brave Enough to join Ghost Hunter Tours on a full blown ghost hunt at Maidstone Museum & Art Gallery?
This location is very extensive and its a venue that we have been trying to book since 2015 ! We now offer guests the chance to investigate this most amazing location. Join us as we investigate its many galleries and collections within its walls. 
Over the years it has generated many haunted accounts by many visitors and we just cant wait to invetigate this location.
+++Please note that out of respect we will not be doing any experiments with the mummy on this event+++
Building History :
The Museum's central core consists of an Elizabethan manor house, formerly known as Chillington Manor, completed in 1577 with earlier Tudor buildings to its rear. In the early 18th century a substantial wing was added to the west of the Tudor house. Upon the death of Thomas Charles an in accordance with his estate, Maidstone Borough Council purchased the building in 1856 for the sum of £1,200, investing a further £300 for repairs. On 20 January 1858, the Museum opened as one of the UK's first local authority-run museums, appointing Edward Petty - a friend of the late Thomas Charles - as the museum's first curator in September. After its opening as a museum, the building was further extended to house the growing collections. A new east wing was added in 1869, matched by new wing to the west in 1873 made possible by donations from Julius Brenchley.
The eastern elevation was extended in 1889 to accommodate the Bentlif Art Gallery funded by Samuel Bentlif to house the art collection amassed by his brother, George. On the western side, the Victoria Gallery, housing the town's library, was built between 1897 and 1899 to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. The Bentlif Wing was extended in 1923
 
Are you brave enough to join us ?
Over 18's only please 
 
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