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Windsor Castle Twelfth-century castle built by William the Conqueror said to be haunted by four of the British sovereigns who are buried there. The royal Ghosts of King Henry VIII, his daughter

Thorpe Hall Haunted stately home in the western side of Louth in Lincolnshire, England. Thorpe Hall is renowned for its Green Lady, the ghost of a Spanish woman who fell in love

Sawston Hall The Ghosts of Queen Mary Tudor (Mary I) and a Lady in Gray are said to haunt this 16thcentury home in Cambridgeshire, England. The Haunting appears to be tied to

Raynham Hall Stately English manor house haunted for the last 250 years by the “Brown Lady,” who appears on film in one of the most spectacular spirit photographs on record. Raynham Hall,

Peterhouse College Oldest college in Cambridge, England, dating to the 13th century, and site of widely publicized Hauntings that involved ExorcismS. In April 1997, a white hooded figure was seen floating toward

Newstead Abbey is a former priory and home of poet Lord Byron, inhabited by several ghosts. Newstead Abbey, located in Nottinghamshire, England, was built in 1170 as a priory for Canons of

The Littlecote House is a stately home in Wiltshire, England, that was the scene of a violent murder of an infant and became haunted by the “Burning Babe” and other Ghosts. The

The Langenhoe Church is a haunted church and manor house near Colchester, Essex, England. Peter Underwood investigated the Haunting activity over a 12-year period and said the church was the most haunted

Hampton Court Palace is the palace given to King Henry VIII by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, his disgraced chancellor, that is said to be haunted by as many as 30 ghosts. History Hampton