HAUNTED St Helens
Paranormal Images
EXHIBITION 2002
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3 DAY ONLY EVENT - Exhibition Dates 26th, 27th October and Halloween night
A t - Catapult Centre, George St Quarter, St Helens, Merseyside
Hours were - pm 26th - 5.30 -8.30 - 27th-5.30-8.30 - Haloween night 31st - 6.00 - 9.00
The exhibition was a terriffic success with over 300 people coming along. My sincere thanks to all who came and
to all those who helped behind the scenes: Jonathan Holden, a new member, who filmed the event for me.
Lindsey Nutta, a proffessional photographerl for contributing her excellent ghost photgraphs and whose work
I am trying to get shown on this website and my personal thanks to Mark Canning of the Ravenhean Renaissance.
And my special thanks to my wife Karen with whom without her help the exhibitionwould not have happend.
The Exhibition
The artist & wife team
Exhibition Interviews
Video Clip
Ever since the website was launched, hundreds of strange images have been sent and displayed on the website with a significant number of them from around the Merseyside region
in the North West of the UK. The Exhibition is a selected collection of large prints of these
images featuring many from St Helens and around the world. The original email explanation
of an image was also be displayed whenever possible.Photographs from ghoulsonfilm
investigations where also be featured with some amazing credible eye witenss accounts of
apparitions. One of the wierdest exhibits was an old haunted leather bible on which faces
appear on at the turning of the midnight hour. Finally there was a section featuring the latest
phenomenon called, ORBS. These strange light spheres which have been increasingly
captured in haunted places, is said to be due to digital technology. As yet there is no
scientific explanation for these ORBs, and many now believe that perhaps they are an
apparition in its most basic form.
Please have a look a some of the pictures and a video clip taken at the exhibition