Ghosts

Blickling Hall is a site with a dark and mysterious history. A site that boasts not one, but two frightening ghosts - not to mention the headless horses that accompany them!

Hastings Castle was the first Normal castle to be constructed in England by William of Normandy after his victory at the Battle of Hastings in 1066.

In 1891 a photograph of Lord Combermere's ghost was taken by Sybell Corbet and is generally regarded by some as one the best ghost photos ever taken.

The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall, Norfolk, is one of the most famous hauntings in Britain because of the strange shape captured by photographers from 'Country Life' magazine in 1936.

The Ring o' Bells is one of the oldest buildings in Middleton, Manchester, and also claims to be one of the most haunted.

The Tower of London is one of the most famous landmarks of the English capital, but it also has a sinister past and has been the scene of thousands of executions and torture over the years. The prison cells are among the most haunted in Britain.

Berkeley Castle has been the site of many incidents, but perhaps the most famous are the imprisonment, torture and execution of Edward II.

Berry Pomeroy Castle, which now lies in ruin, has many stories linked to it, and although now only an empty shell it retains an eery atmosphere.