Paranormal teams from across the city are queuing up to host events there.
One of Glasgow's most haunted locations is set to become an exciting spooky visitor attraction after undergoing a multi-million-pound transformation.
But it's the building's ethereal occupants and grisly past which are pulling in paranormal investigators. Sightings at the spooky site include up to five different ghostly figures, a mysterious man's face peering from a window, unexplained shouts and voices and visitors feeling touched by a ghostly presence.Legend has it that Provan Hall was the scene of a double murder when a soldier returned from war after two years to find his wife had had a child.
Electromagnetic field meters will be used to detect any unexplained electrical activity and balls which light up when moved will help detect any other-worldly attendees. Lanarkshire Paranormal have also signed up to lead an adults-only night tour of the building between 9 pm on August 12 into the early hours of the next day.
"People also talk about feeling touched by someone when there is no one close by and people have run out of the old dairy screaming because a man's face appeared from nowhere. There have also been sightings of the little boy and his mother who were murdered there. We'll be using dousing rods and echo boxes to try to pick up spirits' voices. We really can't wait to take people around.
Provan Hall House is one of the oldest buildings in Glasgow and was built in the 15th century as a hunting lodge for Glasgow Bishops. It is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and leased to Glasgow City Council. The newly created visitors centre will now be run by a Community Management Trust which is a charity made up of local organisations.
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