Tag Archives: ghosts of England
Top 50 Most Haunted Places in Britain – 28
Uncanny UK editor Richard Holland continues his chart of the most haunted places in Britain. 28. WARWICK CASTLE: Warwick, Warwickshire The people running it describe Warwick as ‘Britain’s ultimate castle’ and they have some right to the claim considering its … Continue reading
Previously unrecorded Lincolnshire ghosts
Many thanks to Uncanny UK reader Marian (full name and address supplied) for letting us know about this, as far as we know, previously unrecorded haunted house in a small town in north Lincolnshire. Naturally, we can’t give precise details … Continue reading
The dying year
As we begin a new year, here is a short selection of spooks from this special season. Continue reading
Haunted crossroads
Spooky stories from Suffolk, Sussex and Anglesey. Continue reading
The ghost that bit
A young woman has a peculiar and perhaps unique interaction with a wraith that wakes her in her bed. Continue reading
The Avebury Lodge Mystery
The second of two articles about strange incidents in the Wiltshire village of Avebury, collected by the late R C C Clay: one of those inexplicable little events that though linked to ghostly activity are otherwise hard to categorise. Continue reading
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
