The Coffee House Ghost Hunt 14th November 2026

Step back into the shadows of Liverpool’s oldest surviving pub and hunt the restless spirits that still linger within its 18th-century walls Step back into the shadows of Liverpool’s oldest surviving pub and hunt the restless spirits that still linger within its 18th-century walls. On a mild September evening, DeadLive invites you to an intimate, professional paranormal investigation at The Historic Coffee House in Wavertree – a cornerstone of local heritage with over 250 years of documented history, whispered hauntings, and unexplained echoes from the past. From the spectral licensee Elizabeth Heys, who presided over the inn in 1777, to the ghostly revellers of long-forgotten summer Assemblies and the spectral clatter of horse trams that once terminated outside, the pub’s ancient rooms are said to thrum with unseen energy. Join us to uncover the truth behind the chilling tales that have shadowed this beloved Wavertree landmark since the days of Ale House Recognizances and Robert Cain’s brewery empire. What to Expect · Exclusive after-hours access to the pub’s historic ground floor, Assembly Room, and hidden corners · Use of professional paranormal investigation equipment (EMF meters, spirit boxes, REM pods, and more) · Small-group vigils and structured séances in the very spaces where Wavertree’s Local Board of Health first met in 1851 · Historical deep-dive into the pub’s 1777 origins, its role as a transport hub, and reported phenomena tied to its past licensees and day-trippers · Complimentary tea, coffee, and light snacks to fuel your night of discovery · Free on-street parking nearby (please check local restrictions) Explore the Echoes of the Past at The Historic Coffee House First licensed in 1777 under Elizabeth Heys, The Coffee House quickly became Wavertree’s social heart – hosting lively Assemblies, political meetings, and horse-bus travellers. By the 19th century, its opulent interiors (designed by famed architect Walter Thomas) welcomed day-trippers gazing over open fields that later housed the White Star Line sports ground. Though the cobbled forecourt has shrunk and the arch to the old Crown Brewery is bricked up, the building’s ancient sandstone foundations and lingering spirits remain untouched by time. Early booking essential – strictly limited to 15 tickets. Book Your Place Now Ticket Options: General Admission – £25 Secure your spot for an unforgettable night where Liverpool’s pub heritage meets the paranormal.