Tag Archives: Ghosts of Britain
A gaggle of ghosts
Two very unusual ghosts haunting churches or churchyards in Yorkshire. Continue reading
Ghosts of the Commandery
One of the most historic buildings in Worcester, now a museum, is said to be haunted. When Uncanny UK’s guest writer visited the Commandery, they discovered that many members of staff had personally experienced ghostly manifestations. Continue reading
Frightened women touched by a ghost
A sailor’s wife found their new flat in Devon distinctly creepy. She was convinced it was haunted. Then one day the ghost touched her. Continue reading
‘Spirit rappings’ at Hull – a marvellous sensation
A rave from the grave as a cause célèbre haunting is unearthed from an old edition of ‘The Times’. Quoted here verbatim, from an original report in the ‘Hull Packet’, this is a fascinating record of Victorian reportage, dated October 25, 1852. Continue reading
Unrecorded ghosts from Sussex and Scotland
One that got away and a few unpublished ghosts from the archives Continue reading
Bug-eyed monster from inner space
A lady painter soon regretted choosing the infamous Borley Rectory as a subject for her brush Continue reading
The ghost roads
Corpse roads used to convey the dead in medieval times are often reported as haunted Continue reading
Ghostly aromas evoke the past
Sometimes a whiff of the past is the only evidence of a haunting Continue reading
Hole lot of nothing
Weirdness in a country churchyard Continue reading
Sometimes dreams come true
Two amazing cases where people in peril of their lives were saved thanks to their rescuers’ dreams Continue reading
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