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Bagdale Hall HotelWhitby, North Yorkshire
The Pirate's Stairs: Browne Bushell's Eternal Watch
Built in the early 16th century (sometimes dated to 1516) for the Conyers family, Bagdale Hall later came into the possession of the Bushell family, with the most notorious owner…
Acton Burnell CastleShrewsbury, Shropshire
The Woman in White Lace
Acton Burnell Castle is a 13th-century fortified manor house built between 1284 and 1293 by Robert Burnell, Bishop of Bath and Wells and Chancellor to King Edward I. The castle is…
Beaumaris CastleBeaumaris, Anglesey
Spectral Guards of The Unquiet Chapel
Beaumaris Castle, located on the Isle of Anglesey in Wales, was the last and largest of the formidable fortifications built by King Edward I during his conquest of Wales. Construc…
Bay Horse InnNewton Abbot, Devon
Crying Children of the Upper Floors
The Bay Horse Inn, located at 64 North Street in Ashburton, Devon, dates back to the 17th century. It was originally established under the name the Barnstable Inn. The pub held a…
Abbotsford HouseMelrose, Scottish Borders
Scott's Ghost and the Phantom Builder
Abbotsford House, built by Sir Walter Scott between 1817 and 1825, sits on the banks of the River Tweed in the Scottish Borders. Scott purchased the original modest farmland in 18…
Balvenie CastleDufftown, Banffshire
The Phantom Knight & The White Lady
Balvenie Castle is a large ruinous curtain-walled fortress originally built in the 1200s as the seat of the powerful Comyn earls of Buchan. Originally known as Mortlach, it was la…
Baker HotelMineral Wells, Texas
Spirits of the Healing Waters
The Baker Hotel, a 14-story, 450-room landmark, opened in 1929 in Mineral Wells, Texas, capitalizing on the town's fame for mineral-rich water believed to possess healing properti…
Abergavenny CastleAbergavenny, Gwent
Ghosts of the Christmas Massacre
Abergavenny Castle was established around 1087 by Norman lord Hamelin de Balun as a timber and earth motte-and-bailey fortress on the site of a former Roman settlement. The castle…
Abbey Pumping StationLeicester, Leicestershire
The Ghostly Engineer
Opened in 1891, Abbey Pumping Station was built to pump Leicester’s sewage to treatment works at Beaumont Leys. Its four steam-powered beam engines operated until 1964, serving a…
Barcaldine Castle HotelOban, Argyll & Bute
The Restless Shade of Donald Campbell
Barcaldine Castle, built by Sir Duncan Campbell between 1601 and 1609, is set on the peaceful shores of Loch Creran on the West Coast of Scotland. In 1692, the castle was attacked…
Beehive InnHelston, Cornwall
The Phantom of Modern Dress & the Rocking Lady
The Beehive Inn that used to operate in Coinagehall Street was thought to be established as a wine and spirits merchant in the early 1800s before being classified as a tavern and…
Avebury Stone CircleAvebury, Wiltshire
Phantom Singing & Dancing in the Great Circle
Avebury Stone Circle is a Neolithic henge monument erected between 2850 and 2200 BCE, making it one of the world's largest and most ancient stone circles. The monument encompasses…
AlcatrazAlcatraz Island, San Fransisco
The Spirits of the Rock: America's Most Haunted Federal Prison
Alcatraz Island, located 1.25 miles off the coast of San Francisco in the Bay, served multiple purposes throughout its history before becoming the infamous maximum-security federa…
Antrim CastleAntrim, Co. Antrim
The Phantom Coach of Antrim Pond
Antrim Castle, originally built in stages between 1613 and 1662 by Sir Hugh Clotworthy and his son John (later 1st Viscount Massereene), was a fortified mansion standing on the ba…
Bampton CastleBampton, Oxfordshire
The Ghostly Sentinels of the Motte
Bampton Castle originated in conflicting accounts: one tradition claims Empress Matilda built a motte castle around 1142 during the reign of King Stephen, while another states tha…
Athcarne CastleDuleek, Co. Meath
Soldiers' Cries and the King's Remorse
Athcarne Castle, near Duleek in County Meath, Ireland, stands on land that was granted to the Anglo-Norman de Bathe (or Bathe) family in the late 12th century, shortly after the N…
Ty AberconwyConwy, Gwynedd
The Haunted Medieval Merchant's House
Aberconwy House is the oldest secular domestic building in Wales, with timbers dating back to 1417, originally a medieval traders house or warehouse. Since then it has had a long…
Bewsey Old HallWarrington, Warrington
The White Lady of Bewsey
Bewsey Old Hall is a brick-built, three-storey, mainly Jacobean building incorporating or reusing elements of a former medieval hall on the edge of Sankey Valley Park in Warringto…
Best Western MontparnasseParis, Île-de-France
The Wispy Blue Visitor
The Best Western Hotel Le Montparnasse is housed in a historic Parisian building in the Montparnasse district, which was fully refurbished in 2010. The hotel sits on Boulevard du…
Albion HotelBolton, Lancashire
The Phantom Grabber and Beer Pump Prankster
Dating from around the middle of the nineteenth century, the Albion Hotel has operated as a public house on Moor Lane in Bolton. The building has documented paranormal activity sp…
Adelphi TheatreLondon, London
The Ghost of the Murdered Actor
The Adelphi Theatre, originally opened as the Sans Pareil in 1806, has occupied its Strand location for over two centuries. The current building dates to 1930, designed in Art Dec…
Adare ManorAdare, Co. Limerick
The Phantom Hunter of Dunraven
Adare Manor is a neo-Gothic architectural masterpiece begun in 1832 by the 2nd Earl of Dunraven and completed by his son in 1862. Built on lands with centuries of history, first d…
The Birdcage InnThame, Oxfordshire
Footsteps of the Imprisoned
The Birdcage Inn in Thame is one of Oxfordshire’s most architecturally significant and historically colorful pubs, with its structural origins dating back to the 1300s. Originally…
Abbas HallSudbury, Suffolk
The Dragging Footsteps of Abbas Hall
Abbas Hall in Great Cornard, Suffolk, is a Grade I listed timber-framed house whose Elizabethan exterior masks a late-13th-century (c.1289–90) two-bay aisled hall, one of only two…
