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Borley Rectory is called “the most haunted house in England,” and the subject of intensive and controversial ghost haunting investigations. The investigation was conducted between 1929 and 1938 by Harry Price, founder

Broads Area of England mistakenly believed to be haunted. The Broads is an area of lakes and rivers in Norfolk and Suffolk popular for sailing and recreation. Since the 1930s, the area

The Charlton House is a former stately home in Greenwich, London, with active haunting phenomena. Now a municipal building, Charlton House has been the site of numerous investigations by paranormal researchers. Some

Corpus Christi College College in Cambridge, England, founded in 1352, known for its haunting by two 17th century ghosts. One ghost is Dr. Henry Butts, a master of the college from 1626

Fifty Berkeley Square is a home in London’s fashionable Berkeley Square known in Victorian days as “the most haunted house in London.” The house acquired a reputation for being haunted merely because

Adelphi Theatre London is a theatre said to be haunted by the ghost of William Terriss, a popular Victorian actor who was murdered there by a jealous rival. The murder occurred on

Littledean Hall is a stately home in Gloucester, England, haunted by multiple Ghosts. The house, a converted Saxon church, was built on a Roman-Celtic settlement, possibly an iron works. Original Saxon rooms

Venerable theatre on Drury Lane in London claimed to be home to an assortment of theater-loving ghosts. The present structure is actually the fourth theater constructed at the site during a 300-year

Tower of London This blood-soaked site once served as a prison and execution site, and it is said to be filled with the ghosts of victims who lost their heads on its

Willington Mill was a strange Haunting of a large house in Willington Mill, England, which involved noises, Levitation and movement of objects, mysterious rains of objects and Apparitions of people and animals.