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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…
Beer Quarry CavesSeaton, Devon
The Entombed of Beer Quarry
Beer Quarry Caves are a vast man-made complex of underground caverns about a mile west of the village of Beer in East Devon, created over some 2,000 years of quarrying Beer stone,…
Arundel CastleArundel, West Sussex
The Ghosts of Arundel Castle
Arundel Castle was originally founded on Christmas Day in 1067 by Roger de Montgomery, Earl of Shrewsbury, making it one of the longest-inhabited country houses in England. Built…
Ballyheigue CastleTralee, Co. Kerry
The Phantom Sailor of the Danish Silver Raid
Ballyheigue Castle in County Kerry is a striking Tudor Gothic Revival mansion that was developed in 1809 by the renowned architect Richard Morrison, incorporating parts of an earl…
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…
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…
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…
Berry Pomeroy CastleTotnes, Devon
The Dungeon White Lady and the Tower's Lamenting Spirits
Berry Pomeroy Castle, located near Totnes in Devon, is a striking ruins complex nestled within a steep-sided wooded valley. The castle's history began in the late 13th century whe…
Beckfords TowerBath, Somerset
The Phantom of Tiny and William's Restless Spirit
Beckford's Tower, originally known as Lansdown Tower, is a Grade I listed neoclassical folly built between 1826 and 1827 by William Thomas Beckford (1760-1844), a wealthy novelist…
Basing HouseBasingstoke, Hampshire
The Garrison's Shadow: Cromwell's Burning Siege
Built in 1531 by William Paulet, Marquess of Winchester, Basing House was the largest private residence in Tudor England, rivalling Hampton Court. Visited by Henry VIII and other…
Addington PalaceCroydon, Surrey
The Archbishop's Echo
Addington Palace is an 18th-century Palladian mansion built in the late 1770s by Alderman Barlow Trecothick, a merchant and Lord Mayor of London. From 1807 to 1897, it served as t…
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…
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…
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…
Angel & Royal HotelGrantham, Lincolnshire
The White Lady and Jasper's Poltergeist
The Angel and Royal Hotel is one of England's oldest surviving medieval inns, with a hostel established on the site around 1203 by the Knights Templar on the Great North Road thro…
Balmoral CastleBallater, Aberdeenshire
The Ghost of John Brown
Balmoral Castle has been the Scottish residence of the Royal Family since 1852, when Prince Albert purchased the estate for Queen Victoria. The original 1390s tower house (Bouchmo…
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…
Bamburgh CastleBamburgh, Northumberland
The Pink Lady of Bamburgh
Bamburgh Castle stands on a volcanic crag 150 feet above the Northumberland coast, with recorded history stretching back to 547 AD when King Ida of Bernicia established it as the…
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…
Beningbrough HallYork, North Yorkshire
The Murdered Phantom and the Tweed-Jacketed Visitor
Beningbrough Hall was completed in 1716 for wealthy landowner John Bourchier to replace his family's modest Elizabethan manor. Designed as a grand, Italian-inspired Baroque mansio…
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…
Ashby-de-la-Zouch CastleAshby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire
The Phantom of the Hastings Tower
Ashby-de-la-Zouch Castle is a ruined medieval manor house in Leicestershire, England, that was transformed into a formidable fortress during the 15th century. Originally built as…
Ashton HallLancaster, Lancashire
The Starved Lady of the Tower
Ashton Hall is a Grade I listed mansion located south of Lancaster that traces its lineage back to the Domesday Book of 1086, when the site was held by Roger the Poitevin. The ear…
Appleby CastleAppleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria
The Grey Lady of Caesar's Tower
Appleby Castle is a historic Norman fortress with roots stretching back to Roman times, when a fort protected the River Eden crossing. Built in 1092 when William II won Westmorlan…
