Paranormal Scotland Ltd investigates Provan Hall
Join Paranormal Scotland Ltd as we proudly take you on a paranormal journey to the Medieval Provan Hall in Easterhouse. Provan Hall is well known for its reputation of paranormal activity.
Provan Hall is an A listed medieval building in the heart of Easterhouse. Dating back to the 1470s, it is one of Glasgow's oldest houses. Provan Hall was originally built as a hunting lodge for the bishops of Glasgow and is believed by some to date back even further than the Provand's Lordship built in 1471. King James IV would visit with his friend Bishop Robert Blackadder (later Archbishop) to hunt on the grounds. Provan Hall was home to many powerful figures over the years and entertained visitors such as Mary Queen of Scots and her father King James V. Provan Hall survived through many violent times such as the civil war and reformation, so it is likely that small skirmishes may have happened around Provan Hall.
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