The Albert Hall
The Albert Hall, located in Manchester, England, was built as a church before being used as a nightclub and then as an events venue. The ground floor has been used as part of the church, but more famously it has been used as 'Brannigans' nightclub, and presently it houses 'Alberts Schloss'. It also seems the ground floor was once home to a car showroom. With the drinking culture housed in clubs such as Brannigans showing a clear contradiction to the preaching of the church, it's thought that the spirit of this church's founder haunts the location out of disapproval for the establishment's new-found culture. History A church has stood on the site prior to the Albert Hall as the space had been used as the New Jerusalem Church from 1793 until the end of the 1800s. This older church belonged to the Swedenborgian congregation. Once this old church was gone, the Albert Hall was commissioned by the Methodist Church and designed by William James Morley ...