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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…
21 Henley StreetStratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire
Whispers Above the White Lion
21 Henley Street is the surviving section of Stratford-upon-Avon's White Lion Inn, an Elizabethan coaching inn on Henley Street documented from the late 16th century (with an earl…
Abbey HotelPeterborough, Cambridgeshire
Henry's Endless Walk
The Abbey Hotel (also known locally as Ye Olde Abbey) stands on East Street in Crowland, close to the gate of historic Crowland Abbey in the Lincolnshire Fens. The building has lo…
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…
Astley CastleAstley, Warwickshire
The Headless Duke's Wandering Path
Astley Castle has been a site of significant historical importance since the 13th century, when the original fortified manor house was built by the Astley family in Warwickshire,…
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…
Ben MacduiCairngorms, Aberdeenshire
The Grey Man of the Cairngorms
Ben Macdui, Scotland's second-highest mountain and the highest peak of the Cairngorms, stands at 1,309 metres on the boundary between Aberdeenshire and Banffshire. The mountain ha…
Alveston Manor HotelStratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire
The Edwardian Girl in the Bedchamber
Alveston Manor stands on the northern edge of Stratford-upon-Avon as a predominantly Elizabethan manor house dating to around 1500, though the site's history stretches back centur…
Aston HallBirmingham, West Midlands
The Locked Tower: Holte Family Torment
Aston Hall was built between 1618 and 1635 by Sir Thomas Holte, a wealthy and influential local landowner who designed the grand estate to reflect his immense status. As one of th…
Aberglasney HouseLlangathen, Camarthenshire
Flickering Lights of Aberglasney House
Aberglasney House in Llangathen, Carmarthenshire, is a medieval mansion whose surviving Elizabethan features were largely created by Bishop Anthony Rudd and his son around 1600. T…
Alloa TowerAlloa, Clackmannanshire
The Abbot's Curse and the Dungeon's Spectral Guardians
Built in the 14th century as the home of the influential Erskine family, later the Earls of Mar, Alloa Tower is one of Scotland's best-preserved fortified houses. The Erskines wer…
The Blue Bell InnBelmesthorpe, Rutland
The Ghostly Hunchback of the Well
The Blue Bell Inn in Belmesthorpe dates back to the 17th century, serving for centuries as a vital cornerstone of this historic daughter settlement of Ryhall. Constructed primaril…
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…
Amwellbury HouseWare, Hertfordshire
The Chanting Friars of Amwell
Amwellbury House is a Grade II listed historic residence in Great Amwell, Hertfordshire, that stands on the assumed site of a medieval manor house. The property's documented archi…
Alston HallLongridge, Lancashire
Phantom Footsteps in the Pottery Room
Alston Hall is a magnificent Grade II-listed Victorian Gothic country mansion situated on the rural outskirts of Longridge, Lancashire. Designed by the notable Manchester architec…
Angel HotelHelston, Cornwall
Nelly and the Devil's Stone
The Angel Hotel dates back to the 16th century and was once the town house of Lord Sidney Godolphin, who was First Minister to three Monarchs. It became a noted coaching inn and h…
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…
Arbroath AbbeyArbroath, Angus
The Chanting Ghosts of Arbroath
Arbroath Abbey is a historic ruin in Scotland best known as the birthplace of the Declaration of Arbroath in 1320, which asserted Scottish independence from English rule. Founded…
Bletchley ParkBletchley, Buckinghamshire
The Coffee Poltergeist and the Codebreaker Spirits
Bletchley Park was built in 1883 and was home to the wealthy Leon family. At the heart of their estate of 300 acres they built a mansion in a curious mixture of architectural styl…
Barlborough HallBarlborough, Derbyshire
The Grey Bride of the Battlements
Barlborough Hall is a Grade I listed Elizabethan mansion built in 1583 by Sir Francis Rodes, a judge in the Court of Common Pleas, with architect Robert Smythson. The hall remaine…
Ashdown Park HotelForest Row, East Sussex
The Convent's Restless Spirits
Ashdown Park traces its beginnings back to 1693 when the land was officially enclosed from the vast, ancient hunting grounds of Ashdown Forest. After passing through various lando…
Beamish Hall HotelStanley, Co. Durham
The Grey Lady of the Trunk
Beamish Hall is a Grade II* listed country house with origins dating to the medieval period. The present building has a core from the late 16th or early 17th century, with the mai…
Ackergill TowerWick, Caithness
The "Green Lady" of Ackergill Tower
Ackergill Tower is a fifteenth- or early sixteenth-century tower house on the Caithness coast near Wick, first recorded in 1538. Associated with the powerful Keith, Sinclair and G…
Arlington ManorBibury, Gloucestershire
The Ill-Omened Funeral
Arlington Manor is a Grade II-listed Cotswold house in Arlington, Bibury, Gloucestershire. Its earliest surviving fabric dates from the early-to-mid 17th century, with a south-wes…
