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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…
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…
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…
Bath AbbeyBath, Somerset
The Phantom Monks of Bath Abbey
Bath Abbey, formally known as the Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, is a magnificent parish church and former Benedictine monastery founded in the 7th century. Reorganiz…
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…
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…
Bestwood LodgeNottingham, Nottinghamshire
The King's Mistress and the Orange-Scented Rooms
Bestwood Estate's earliest written reference dates to 1160, when Henry II granted the Priory at Lenton a privilege to gather wood. The estate became a royal hunting lodge built in…
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…
Adelhpi HotelLiverpool, Merseyside
The Spirit of George and the Phantom Bellboy
The Adelphi Hotel has been part of Liverpool's history for almost 200 years, with the original Adelphi opening on this site in 1826 by James Radley, before being rebuilt in 1876 a…
Baglake HouseLitton Cheney, Dorset
The Restless Drowning of Squire Lighte
Baglake Farm is a Grade II* listed farmhouse dating from the 17th century, substantially refashioned in the early 18th century under the ownership of William Light. The haunting r…
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…
Affleck ArmsDalham, Suffolk
The Unknown Grey Lady
The Affleck Arms is an Elizabethan thatched pub that dates to the sixteenth century and has been a central feature of Dalham village since its earliest settlement. The building wa…
The BeehiveChelmsford, Essex
Old Ruffy's Phantom Pint Thief
The Beehive in the historic village of Great Waltham, Essex, has served as a central fixture of local community life since it first became an established inn in 1871. Positioned p…
Battle AbbeyBattle, East Sussex
Phantom Monks & The Spectral Garrison
Battle Abbey was founded by King William the Conqueror in 1070 as a direct penance for the immense bloodshed during the Norman Conquest, specifically the pivotal Battle of Hasting…
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…
Avebury ManorMarlborough, Wiltshire
The Weeping Cavalier & The Hooded Lady
Avebury Manor stands on the site of a Benedictine priory founded in 1114. After the priory passed to Fotheringhay College in 1411, parts of its earlier buildings were likely incor…
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…
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…
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…
Bayham Old AbbeyTunbridge Wells, Kent
The White Monks' Requiem
Bayham Abbey, founded c.1208 through the merger of the Premonstratensian monasteries at Otham (Sussex) and Brockley (Kent), served as a thriving monastic community for over 300 ye…
The Old Bell HotelDerby, Derbyshire
The Spirits of Room 29 & The Blue Lady
The Old Bell Hotel, located on the historic Sadler Gate in Derby’s Cathedral Quarter, was constructed in 1650 and stands as the city's largest and last surviving traditional coach…
Batchwood HallSt. Albans, Hertfordshire
The Seeker of the Burning Building
Batchwood Hall is a Victorian manor house built in 1874 in the Queen Anne style for Edmund Beckett, 1st Baron Grimthorpe, noted architect and horologist who designed the mechanism…
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…
Baskerville Hall HotelHay-on-Wye, Powys
The White Lady of the Rose Garden
Baskerville Hall, originally named Clyro Court, was built in 1839 by Thomas Mynors Baskerville as a family home. The property gained literary significance through its connection t…
