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Abbeydale Picture HouseSheffield, South Yorkshire
Jack and the Actress
Abbeydale Picture House opened in Sheffield in 1920 as the city’s largest and most luxurious cinema, seating around 1,560 people. Known as a “picture palace”, it featured lavish i…
Abbey HousePadstow, Cornwall
The Elizabethan Lady of Abbey House
Abbey House on Padstow's North Quay is widely considered the oldest building in Padstow, and perhaps in Cornwall, with origins possibly predating its 15th-century fabric. It was o…
Acklam HallAcklam, Cleveland
The "Grey Lady" of Acklam Hall
Acklam Hall is a Grade I-listed Restoration mansion in Middlesbrough, built between 1680 and 1683 for William Hustler, a prosperous cloth merchant. Constructed during the Restorat…
Ambresbury Banks Hill FortTheydon Bois, Essex
Boudica's Ghostly Presence and Phantom Warriors
Ambresbury Banks is an Iron Age hill fort in Epping Forest, Essex, constructed around 700 BC and occupied until approximately 42 AD. It encompasses about 11 acres and is defended…
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…
Abingdon GaolAbingdon-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
The Old Gaol – Haunted Historic Prison
Abingdon Old Gaol was built between 1805 and 1811 as a modern county prison, with its distinctive radial design intended to improve security and separate different classes of pris…
Bedford CastleBedford, Bedfordshire
The Gallows Creaking
Bedford Castle was a major medieval fortification in Bedford, England, originally built by King Henry I in the early 12th century. Constructed as a powerful motte-and-bailey stron…
Aldermaston ManorAldermaston, Berkshire
The Wandering Woman of Aldermaston
Aldermaston Manor has over 1,000 years of documented history, listed in the Domesday Book and originally belonging to Anglo-Saxon King Harold. The estate remained a seat of power…
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…
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…
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…
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…
50 Berkeley SquareMayfair, London
London's "Most Haunted House"
50 Berkeley Square is a Grade II listed mid-18th-century Mayfair townhouse, long linked with the era of William Kent and once home to Prime Minister George Canning until his death…
Bishop Bonner's CottageDereham, Norfolk
The Spectral Coach of Bloody Bonner
Bishop Bonner’s Cottage is the oldest surviving domestic building in East Dereham, Norfolk, constructed around 1502. Originally built as three separate cottages, the timber-framed…
Blackpool TowerBlackpool, Lancashire
The Phantom Dancers & The Clown
Blackpool Tower is a 518-foot (158 m) steel-and-cast-iron landmark on Blackpool’s seafront, inspired by the Eiffel Tower and opened on 14 May 1894. It was promoted by former Black…
Allington ManorGrantham, Lincolnshire
Spirits of Many Generations
Allington Manor is a historic Grade II listed building in Lincolnshire that dates back to the Domesday Book of 1086, though the current structural layout reflects centuries of hig…
Aberdeen Arts CentreAberdeen, Aberdeenshire
The Maid and the Green Room Face
Aberdeen Arts Centre occupies the former North Parish Church on King Street, a Greek Revival landmark designed by city architect John Smith; construction began in 1828 and the chu…
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…
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…
The Alexandra TheatreBirmingham, West Midlands
The Haunted Legacy of Leon Salberg
The Alexandra Theatre opened as the Lyceum Theatre in 1901, designed by architects Owen & Ward. It was renamed the Alexandra Theatre in 1902 following its purchase by Lester Colli…
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…
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…
Albion InnGateshead, Tyne & Wear
The Gentleman of Bill Quay
The Albion Inn on Reay Street in Bill Quay, Gateshead, was a public house situated on the south bank of the River Tyne. The area was historically industrial, home to shipbuilding,…
Barden TowerSkipton, North Yorkshire
The Screams from Hell
Barden Tower is a late 15th-century fortified hunting lodge built by Henry Clifford, the 'Shepherd Lord', who substantially rebuilt an earlier medieval lodge on the site. The towe…
