Posts Tagged ‘ghosts of England’
Sunday, April 11th, 2010
A young woman has a peculiar and perhaps unique interaction with a wraith that wakes her in her bed.
Tags: British ghosts, crisis apparition, English ghosts, ghosts of England, ghosts of Midlands, ghosts of Staffordshire, Haunted Britain, haunted England, haunted Midlands, haunted Staffordshire, interaction with ghost, Staffordshire ghost
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Sunday, October 11th, 2009
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.
Tags: Avebury, British ghosts, ghosts of England, Haunted Britain, haunted England, haunted Wiltshire, poltergeist, Wiltshire, Wiltshire ghosts
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Sunday, November 16th, 2008
Two very unusual ghosts haunting churches or churchyards in Yorkshire.
Tags: animal ghosts, British ghosts, Elliott O'Donnel, ghost goose, ghost of York, ghost rabbit, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of England, ghosts of Yorkshire, Haunted Britain, haunted England, Melsonby ghost, Yorkshire ghosts
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Saturday, August 16th, 2008
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.
Tags: British ghosts, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of England, ghosts of Worcester, ghosts of Worcestershire, Haunted Britain, haunted England, haunted Worcester, haunted Worcestershire, Worcester Commanndery ghosts
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Tuesday, June 17th, 2008
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.
Tags: assault by ghost, British ghosts, Devon ghosts, ghost touches person, ghosts in Britain, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of England, Haunted Britain, haunted devon, haunted England, haunted Plymouth, Plymouth ghosts
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Tuesday, June 10th, 2008
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.
Tags: British ghosts, English ghosts, ghosts in Britain, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of England, ghosts of Hull, haunted Hull, haunted Humberside, Hull ghosts, Humberside ghosts
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Monday, June 2nd, 2008
One that got away and a few unpublished ghosts from the archives
Tags: British ghosts, ghosts in Britain, ghosts in England, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of England, ghosts of Scotland, ghosts of Sussex, ghosts of Wales, haunted England, haunted Scotland, haunted Sussex, haunted Wales, Scottish ghosts, Sussex ghosts, Welsh ghosts
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Thursday, May 15th, 2008
A lady painter soon regretted choosing the infamous Borley Rectory as a subject for her brush
Tags: Borley Rectory, British ghosts, Essex ghosts, ghosts in Britain, ghosts in England, ghosts in Essex, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of England, ghosts of Suffolk, Harry Price, Haunted Britain, Suffolk ghosts
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Friday, May 9th, 2008
Sometimes a whiff of the past is the only evidence of a haunting
Tags: British ghosts, East Anglia ghosts, Essex ghosts, ghosts in Britain, ghosts in East Anglia, ghosts in England, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of East Anglia, ghosts of England, ghosts of Essex, ghosts smells, Haunted Britain, haunted East Anglia, haunted England
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Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Weirdness in a country churchyard
Tags: British ghosts, Devon, Devon ghost, ghost hole, ghosts in Britain, ghosts in England, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of Devon, ghosts of England, Haunted Britain, haunted churchyard, phantom hole, Yealmpton
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