Even though the Theatre Royal is one of the most haunted locations in Bristol, it was built as a symbol of Bristol’s pride and remains a place of discovery, joy, and adventure. If you’re hearing about the haunted Bristol Old Vic for the first time, you’ve come to the rightRead More →
It’s often said that the Edinburgh Blair Street Vaults are among the most haunted places in the world. Also called the Edinburgh or South Bridge Vaults, this place is made of nineteen chamber arches. Before, these vaults hosted local taverns, shops as well as cobblers. However, they had a darkRead More →
It’s hard to distinguish one place as been the most haunted, as many places in the past have gained fame as the top locations for paranormal activity, but to make it easier, here are 10 of the most haunted places in England, based on reports of paranormal activity. Ghosts ofRead More →
The old city of Chester is riddled with amazing history. Its buildings date back to Medieval times and others to the Roman era, intermingled with modern architecture. Chester has an array of culture to offer. It’s no surprise that the walled city of Chester has got a lot of wired,Read More →
Arundel Castle is one of the most popular tourist attraction sites in England. Tourists love it for it’s incredible historical heritage and location near one of the most historically significant rivers in England. The castle is located in West Sussex England, overlooking the river Arun. The castle was constructed inRead More →
Found in North Yorkshire, England, York has a reputation as one of the most haunted cities in the world and Europe’s most haunted city. Starting from the famous nursery rhymes such as Georgie Porgie, puddin’, and pie, to The Ghost Creeper Tour of St Mary’s church graveyard, the city hasRead More →
England stands as one of the countries with the oldest cities. One of the most ancient cities is the City of York, which happens to house some of the most ancient pubs. The city has a history of hauntings in different locations that have survived the test of time. SomeRead More →
Sir Francis Drake is often regarded as a hero to the English, and a pirate to the Spanish. He reputation in Spain earned him the name El Draque, or the Dragon and the Spanish King Philip ll placed a bounty of 20,000 ducats on his head—the equivalent of $6.5 million today. HeRead More →
Many horror fans will be familiar with the movie The Conjuring, and fans will be pleased to know that the nearly 300 year old house behind it’s inspiration now has new owners. Cory and Jennifer Heinzen who are originally from Mexico, Maine, are themselves believers in the paranormal, and boughtRead More →
The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum began it’s construction in 1858 and opened it’s doors to the first patients in 1864. The Asylum was originally designed by architect Richard Andrews, with craftsmen brought over from Germany and Ireland to put their skills to use on it’s architecture. It was originally referred toRead More →