The National Emergency Services museum is a Victorian Grade ll listed building, which dates back to the 1900s. The building still has a number of its original features, such as Victorian police cells, the engine house and the firemans bedroom. Within the building are vintage vehicles and original objects, including a 47ft tall lifeboat.

NESM served through world war l and world war ll, it also survived the Sheffield blitz in 1940, which was the German bombing of Sheffield. NESM also played a key role throughout the Sheffield gang wars.

Within NESM there is said to be a spirit known as Cain, who is known to throw objects around and becomes increasingly agitated when people enter his old cell. There have been reports of shadow figures, voices and extreme temperature changes within the museum.

Delve into the mysteries of the NESM by joining us in a ghost hunt, where we will carry out vigils to try and contact the lost souls that once resided in NESM.