The National Justice Museum
Located within the former Shire Hall and County Gaol of Nottingham, the National Justice Museum is the largest museum in Britain dedicated to law, justice, crime, and punishment. The museum has over 40,000 objects linked to the administration of justice and punishment of criminals. It's been speculated that the location was the base of operations for the Sheriff of Nottingham who faced Robin Hood, and it was also used for public executions. In the yard behind the gaol is a gallows which which has been preserved in full working condition, and it was used for private executions. Due to the deaths, and the items here, it's thought that this location is haunted. It was even named as the most haunted building in the UK during 2008. Groans and screams have been reported coming from the courtroom, the sound of footsteps and jangling keys come from the cells, and women report feeling pregnant in the laundry room. It's believed at least four distinct spirits haunt this ...