In the British city of Hinckley, Leicestershire, an unusual museum has become available to visitors since March 3. It contains the strangest paranormal objects of yesteryear, such as spirit-possessed dolls and self-propelled chairs.
The museum is called "Haunted Antiques Paranormal Research Center" ("Research Center for paranormal obsessed antiques").
The center was opened thanks to the enthusiasm of local anomalous researcher Neil Packer, who also plans to conduct paranormal research at the center. The main hall of the museum contains many things that the Nile himself found and acquired, as well as a description of all the mysterious phenomena to which they are involved.
There is also a special book for visitors, in which they can write down all their feelings that a particular object from the museum or their visit in general evoked in them.
The museum also has a room for communication, where all lovers of anomalies can sit and discuss what they have seen, as well as tell about their personal stories related to mysticism, UFOs, etc.
There are about 50 items in Packer's collection of paranormal things. Previously, they were all collected in his house (and the researcher himself apparently did not suffer at all from such a strange neighborhood).
According to the researcher, who has over 9,000 fans on his Facebook page alone, his museum is "a completely new concept in the vast field of activity that paranormal phenomena represent."
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Judging by the photographs from the museum, most of all there are dolls possessed by spirits, including a ventriloquist doll, as well as several clown dolls (in the West, for some reason, they are very afraid of clowns).
Other obsessed objects include an antique rocking chair that often sways on its own, as well as a gas mask for a child from the Second World War. There is also a doll, the owners of which assured that she scratched them, and in the room with this doll the fire alarm was regularly turned on by itself.
The building in which the museum is located is also unusual. It was previously regularly seen ghosts and Neil Packer was looking for just such a building for his museum. It is possible that those who visit his museum will be able to see the ghosts of this house as a "bonus".