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Blackpool Zoo


Blackpool Zoo was the second location for Supernatural Events' Ghost Tours and one of the most popular.

The zoo, which opened on 6 July 1972, has quite a history of paranormal activities occurring; and that is not surprising when you look at the background of the buildings and the land it was built on!

It was constructed on the former site of the original Blackpool Municipal Aerodrome, which was built in 1929 and opened in 1931. The aerodrome became the Stanley Park Aerodrome In 1939 and when World War II broke out, on 3 September of that year, the RAF requisitioned the aerodrome. Originally there was an air traffic control building and one hangar, however an additional four hangars were built where Wellington bombers were assembled and flown from during the war years. When the war finished the aerodrome closed and was never used for flying again.

Many of the original aerodrome buildings and hangers are still standing; the A-Zoo nursery and keepers flats are housed in the old air traffic control building with the hangars being used to house the elephants, for food storage, quarantine and maintenance of the zoo site itself.

You could bump into the hooded man or see the man in the RAF uniform. Oh and watch out for the storage hanger - things tend to go bump in the night there!

 

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Haunted Blackpool
 

Haunted Blackpool, written by Supernatural Events' founder Stephen Mercer, is out now!

The book, which is published by The History Press, tells of the "darker" side of Blackpool, and is a collection of true-life tales from across the town and features the ghosts of some of the most iconic buildings, such as Blackpool Tower, the North Pier, Blackpool Zoo and Blackpool Opera House.

Drawing on historical and contemporary sources and containing many tales which have never before been published, Haunted Blackpool will delight everyone interested in the paranormal.

The Foreword has been written by psychic and exorcist Ian Lawman.

Haunted Blackpool can now be found in all good bookstores and online sites including Amazon and Waterstones.

 

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