Tag Archives: ghosts of England
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One that got away and a few unpublished ghosts from the archives Continue reading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
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
All aboard the ghost trains
Engines from long ago are still trundling through the night, at least in Merseyside and Lincolnshire Continue reading
Ghost ships of the Goodwin Sands
Phantom ships have terrified witnesses for centuries near a sandbank in Kent where many have come aground Continue reading
The banshee of the Fens
Unearthly howling in a house beside the Norfolk marshes may have warned of a man’s death. Was it a Banshee? Or was it Black Shuck? By Richard Holland The weird world of death omens has been discussed in previous articles … Continue reading
The very tall man of Mollington
A very unusual, and previously unrecorded, ghost from Chester, Cheshire Continue reading
Mysterious spooks of Avebury Trusloe
Ancient Wiltshire village is haunted by phantom footsteps, ghostly bells and a pushy lady in white Continue reading
Fascinating village full of ghosts
Ancient sacred site is rich in ghostly phenomena Continue reading
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