2010 Winter Highlights
Sun 14 Feb Ghost Stories for Valentines Day with Richard Felix
Fri 19 Feb Public Vigil at Derby Gaol
Sat 6th Mar Overnight Vigil at the Jamaica Inn, Cornwall
Mon 8th Mar Dolphin Ghost Walk
Thu 11th March Golden Fleece Ghost Walk, York
Fri 12th Mar UK's Best Medium North West, Southport
Fri 19th Mar Public Vigil at Derby Gaol
See Special Events for further details
Visit Derby Gaol Extra to download brochures, to view the
latest images from the gaol corridor cam and much much more.
Or, you could visit our facebook page
www.derbygaolfans.co.uk
Derby Gaol is a working museum which is open to the public.
Having been through many incarnations (including a nightclub)
since it's construction, it was eventually bought in 1997
by paranormal investigator, and dedicated historian Richard
Felix. It was then restored after much hard work, to it's
current condition, mirroring as closely as possible, its
original state
Opening Times
Saturdays from 11am until 6pm (except 26th December 2009 and 2nd January 2010) The Gaol is also available for private
tours during the week for parties of 10 or more at a price of
£3 per head. Please phone the free phone number below to
book.
For any information on the opening hours or other events please telephone:
08000 277928
 Currently
the Gaol has two cells: The Condemned Cell and the Debtor's
Cell. Each one features the original doors which have been
rehung, complete with the prisoners' original 'graffiti'...
names, dates, and day markers, etched into the wood, marking
down how many days the prisoner had until execution.
The Gaol, always an important piece of Derby's history,
was brought to the nation's attention several years ago
by TV's 'Most Haunted' (of which the owner, Richard Felix,
is also a part). This twenty four hour investigation in
Derby bought the whole area, but especially the Gaol, to
a much greater and more widespread audience than it had
ever had. It has rapidly become a popular destination for
ghosthunters, serious investigators, or just the curious.
Whatever your interest, this site is here to represent one
of Derby's most famous places.
Lacy Powell, aged 25. Crime: Highway robbery. Sentence:
Death. Year of sentence: 1801
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