Between Lincoln Cathedral and the Norman Castle stands one of England’s most historic hotels — The White Hart. But beneath its luxury lies centuries of mystery. From ghostly children and a faceless highwayman to a spectral cat and a haunted stairwell, this landmark hides chilling secrets.
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York is known as one of the most haunted cities in England, and two of its most mysterious places are The Treasurer’s House and Gray’s Court. In this episode, we explore their long history and the chilling ghost stories tied to them – from Roman soldiers to lingering spirits.
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This chilling episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside uncovers the haunted history of two bitter rivals: Piers Gaveston and Guy de Beauchamp. From the spectral apparitions of Scarborough Castle to the phantom black dog said to prowl Bordesley Abbey, their medieval feud echoes beyond the grave.
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Step inside one of Britain’s most haunted pubs, where centuries of history linger in every shadow. From chilling ghost sightings to dark tales of the past, this historic inn has earned its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the country.
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Birmingham’s Council House may be a seat of politics, but it is also a place of spirits. Hear the stories of Joseph Chamberlain’s lingering presence, a spectral monk wandering the corridors, and the councillor whose tragic death still echoes through the building.
Is Birmingham’s Council House home to political power in the afterlife?
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Driving through Oxfordshire after dark can be terrifying—but not always for the reasons you expect. From phantom cars to spectral hitchhikers, eerie black mist, and legends of ghostly coaches, these are the chilling stories of roads where the past still lingers.
Perfect listening for fans of ghost stories, folklore, and the unexplained.
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Enter the chilling world of the haunted inn, a place where whispers echo in the night and shadows linger far too long. This haunting tale explores ghostly encounters, eerie legends, and the dark history that clings to its walls.
Perfect listening for fans of ghost stories, paranormal mysteries, and haunted history.
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In this spine-chilling episode, we explore the haunted halls of Hylton Castle in Sunderland. Discover the legend of the Cauld Lad, a tragic ghost who wanders the ruins, cursed by betrayal and murder.
Perfect for lovers of paranormal stories, haunted castles, and British folklore.
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In this spine-chilling episode, we explore the legend of The Black Dog of Bungay, a terrifying evil large black hound said to have appeared during a violent storm in 1577. Witnesses claimed it brought death, destruction, and supernatural terror to St Mary’s Church in Suffolk.
Join me as I recount the events, examine historical records, and consider the enduring power of this infamous legend. Atmospheric soundscapes and slow-paced narration bring the story to life.
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In this haunting episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the tragic legend of Haden Hall in Rowley Regis. A forbidden romance between a priest and a miller’s daughter leads to a horrifying end—but Elaine’s spirit may still wander the grounds, searching for the one she lost.
This atmospheric retelling brings the ghost story to life with eerie narration, soundscapes, and history from one of the Midlands’ most mysterious sites.
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Tutbury Castle is a ruin steeped in royal history and paranormal energy. Held captive here four times, Mary Queen of Scots is believed to still haunt its towers. But she's not alone. Witnesses have seen knights in armour, spectral children, and even captured shadow figures on camera. Join Ghost Tales by the Fireside for 12 chilling minutes of haunted history, atmospheric music, and real encounters from one of Britain’s most haunted sites.
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Is this really where Robin Hood was laid to rest? And if so—why is it one of the most terrifying paranormal hotspots in Britain?
From ghostly figures to cursed land and rituals on ley lines, join us as we uncover the haunted truth of Robin Hood’s Grave in Barnsdale Forest. Featuring eyewitness accounts, psychic investigations, and forbidden rituals, this is one story you'll never forget.
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Discover the chilling story of Captain Thomas Bound — a 17th-century villain whose ghost still haunts Upton-upon-Severn. From the deaths of his wives to stolen land, a cursed will, and a suicide that damned his soul, this tale is steeped in English folklore and ghostly mystery.
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In this episode, we travel to Brixworth, Northamptonshire, to uncover the chilling tales behind The George Inn. This 600-year-old pub has hosted weary travellers, wartime commanders… and, according to witnesses, a host of restless spirits.
Discover the ghost of a 17th-century boy, spectral voices in the cellar, terrified animals, and mysterious happenings that defy explanation.
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In this chilling episode, we delve into the story of Boleskine House — a Highland mansion steeped in occult lore.
Once the site of Aleister Crowley’s most dangerous magical working, and later home to Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, the house is shrouded in tales of unfinished rituals, ghostly encounters, and mysterious fires.
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In this episode, we explore one of Scotland’s most disturbing historical hauntings. The Bargarran Witch Panic of 1696 began with a curse and ended with flames. Was Christian Shaw truly tormented by witches—or was she the cause of Scotland’s last mass witch execution?
Uncover chilling events that took place in East Renfrewshire and Paisley, featuring mysterious fires, levitation, ghostly attacks, and tragic deaths. This is the story of superstition, hysteria, and something far darker...
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Journey to Whittington Castle—where history and the supernatural intertwine. Discover tales of shadowy figures, the restless blacksmith, haunted children's spirits, and chilling ghostly phenomena. Perfect for fans of British hauntings and paranormal mysteries.
A flirtatious spirit roams the historic Bells Farm, teasing guests and terrifying lone visitors. In this spine-tingling episode, we explore the strange happenings that plague this 17th-century building. Is it the restless ghost of a maid from the Civil War?
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Get ready for a chilling true ghost story on Ghost Tales by the Fireside! In this episode, we share the unsettling account of a family's terrifying experience in their "dream" cottage located in the quiet village of Stonnall, near Walsall in the West Midlands, UK.
In the summer of 1997, a family seeking a peaceful life moved into an charming 18th-century cottage. Despite their skepticism about haunted houses, strange occurrences began almost immediately. From an invisible force assaulting their daughter to a disturbing apparition at their bedside, the paranormal activity quickly escalated. Foul odors, flickering lights, and an oppressive atmosphere became daily realities, forcing the children to abandon their own rooms.
Driven by fear and a desperate need for answers, the mother investigated the cottage's dark past. Her research led her to the infamous Welsh Harp coaching inn, a building steeped in local lore of hidden tunnels, criminals, and a history of violence and mysterious deaths, including a rumored tunnel leading directly to their property. Could the history of the Welsh Harp be connected to the entities haunting their home?
Things reached a terrifying climax when pictures were violently hurled from the walls, shattering the father's skepticism. The family's emotional well-being deteriorated, and the mother began experiencing disturbing visions and fragmented memories that were not her own. The constant fear and malevolent energy eventually forced them to flee their home in the dead of night, leaving everything behind.
This is a powerful and unsettling true account of a UK haunting that will make you question what truly lies beneath the surface of seemingly peaceful places. Join us as we explore the chilling legacy of the Stonnall cottage and the lingering whispers of its past.
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A tale of love, scandal, and tragedy that defied class and time itself.
In 1850, Lord Harry Grey—an aristocrat of power and privilege—fell in love with Catherine Cox, a beautiful and resilient Romany horsewoman. Their forbidden romance shook society, endured ruin, and sparked whispers of a ghostly presence that lingers on Kinver Edge to this day.
Are they still walking the hills, hand in hand, bound by eternal love?
This haunting tale blends romance, history, and the supernatural in a story you won't forget.
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A compilation of the full storyDr. Wilmore's Diary offers an enthralling glimpse into the perilous and mystifying world of 18th-century Redditch. Through the journal entries of Dr. Wilmore, an eccentric and resourceful physician, listeners are immersed in a tale of highway robbery, forbidden romance, and occult practices.In this six-part podcast series, we follow Dr. Wilmore's harrowing ordeal with masked highwaymen, his uncanny knowledge of local secrets, and his role in a tumultuous love triangle. Young Tom Spencer, a steadfast farmer, and George Cookes, a charming yet unscrupulous gentleman, vie for the hand of the wealthy heiress, Phillis Spencer. Their rivalry unfolds against a backdrop of betrayal, deadly encounters, and haunting consequences.As the story progresses, Phillis's grief leads her to seek solace in Dr. Wilmore's dark arts, culminating in an All Hallows Eve séance to summon her lost lover. But the boundaries between life and death blur, and the past refuses to stay buried. With danger mounting and secrets unraveling, the tale escalates into a dramatic clash between vengeance, love, and fate.Join us for this gripping historical thriller, rich with gothic intrigue, romance, and supernatural suspense. Dr. Wilmore's Diary brings to life the secrets of 1700 Redditch in a narrative you won’t soon forget.
In the thrilling conclusion to this dark and winding tale, Chapter VII reveals secrets, ghosts, and justice beneath the moonlit ruins of Bordesley Abbey. Phillis Spencer faces betrayal and a desperate struggle as George Cookes’ sinister plan to abduct and force her into marriage is foiled by an unexpected apparition—the ghostly figure of her supposedly dead lover, Tom Spencer. But all is not as it seems, and the truth of Tom’s fate, along with that of the duplicitous George Cookes, comes to light.Amid sword fights and confessions, long-buried crimes are revealed, and Cookes’ villainy collapses under the weight of his misdeeds. The cunning Dr. Wilmore’s role as both accomplice and savior is laid bare, and with justice served, the festive spirit of redemption and new beginnings takes center stage.The story ends on a joyful note, with a double wedding in Tardebigge Church as Tom and Phillis, and Tony Bates and Mattie, tie the knot, proving that love and loyalty can triumph over even the darkest plots.This final chapter is a rollercoaster of suspense, romance, and poetic justice, wrapping up the tale with warmth and celebration. Tune in to witness the dramatic conclusion and the Christmas joy that follows.
In Chapter VI, the sinister plans of George Cookes and the conflicted morality of Dr. Wilmore come to a head in a tale of deception, coercion, and dark bargains. Cookes, desperate to claim the fortune of Phillis Spencer, coerces the reluctant doctor into aiding his plot to abduct the grieving heiress. Blackmail and guilt over past crimes bind the doctor’s hand, forcing him to betray the very woman he had vowed to protect.Believing she is partaking in another ritual to see the spirit of her lost love, Tom Spencer, Phillis is lured once again to the ruins of the Abbey Gate House under the cold winter moon. But what she finds is not the ghostly comfort she seeks—it is a shocking betrayal. As Cookes steps into the circle meant to summon Tom’s spirit, Phillis’s hope turns to horror when the man she trusted reveals his true face.Will Phillis find a way to escape the machinations of Cookes and the shadow of the doctor's guilt? Or will her fate be sealed in the cold moonlit ruins? This episode unravels the depths of greed and manipulation, testing the boundaries of loyalty and morality in the face of desperation. Tune in to uncover the dark turn of this eerie tale.
In Chapter V, the story ventures into the chilling realm of the supernatural as Phillis Spencer turns to the infamous Redditch Wizard, Dr. Wilmore, to contact the spirit of her lost love, Tom Spencer. On All Hallows’ Eve, under the shadow of ancient superstition, Phillis and her maid secretly visit the eerie Abbey Gate House, where the doctor prepares to summon Tom’s spirit through a mystical mirror.Within the doctor’s shadowy sanctum, filled with strange artifacts, bones, and ancient tomes, Phillis is faced with a choice: to glimpse Tom in a crystal or to question him through the enchanted mirror. Choosing the latter, she steels herself for what lies ahead, receiving a stern warning not to look away or behind her during the ritual.As the smoke clears, Tom’s face materializes in the mirror, lifelike yet otherworldly. Phillis seizes the fleeting chance to ask three questions, her emotions teetering between hope and despair. She learns of Tom’s enduring love and his disapproval of her moving on, but his answer to her final question—a haunting revelation about his peace in the afterlife—leaves her shaken to her core.This episode dives into the eerie and emotional, exploring the lengths to which love and grief can drive a person. Will Phillis find closure in this otherworldly encounter, or will the answers she sought lead to more torment? Tune in for a spine-tingling tale of forbidden magic, spectral apparitions, and the enduring power of love and regret.
In Chapter IV, the story takes a darker and more chilling turn. Following the brutal fight, both Tom Spencer and Henry Hardwick hover near death, but the fates of these two men are intertwined with schemes and secrets. Dr. Wilmore struggles to save Hardwick, while George Cookes sees opportunity in his demise. With Hardwick gone, Cookes believes he can eliminate Tom as a rival and secure Phillis Spencer’s hand—and her fortune.Phillis, devastated by Tom’s reported death, descends into grief and remorse. Haunted by her harsh words to him on the night of the party, she spurns Cookes’s advances and retreats into sorrow. But Cookes, relentless and calculating, devises new ways to manipulate her emotions and win her over.When Phillis turns to Dr. Wilmore for solace, her heartbreak takes a supernatural twist. Desperate to see Tom one last time, she pleads with the doctor to summon his spirit. Despite his warnings about the dangers of invoking the dead, the doctor agrees, setting the stage for a chilling act of mystic science.This episode delves into love lost, schemes born of greed, and the eerie line between life and death. Will Phillis’s desire to see Tom again bring her closure—or lead to more tragedy? And what secrets will be unearthed as the doctor works his dark craft? Join us for a gripping tale of heartbreak, deceit, and the supernatural in this haunting chapter.
In Chapter III, a night of revelry at Hewell Grange turns into a tale of danger, betrayal, and courage. As the Spencer family attends the grand coming-of-age celebration for the 2nd Earl of Plymouth, Phillis Spencer finds herself swept up in the charms of the dangerous George Cookes, much to the dismay of her steadfast suitor, Tom Spencer.When Phillis grows restless waiting for Tom to escort her home, she ventures out alone—a decision that leads her straight into peril. Pursued by George Cookes’s drunken companion, Henry Hardwick, Phillis becomes the target of an ill-conceived plot. But just as the situation grows dire, her devoted lover, Tom, arrives in the nick of time. A brutal altercation ensues, leaving Hardwick gravely injured and Tom fearing the worst.Witnessed by the ever-watchful Dr. Wilmore, the scene becomes even more sinister when George Cookes, far from defending Phillis, uses the incident to frame Tom for attempted murder. With tensions high and secrets swirling, Tom must confront his own actions and the schemes of his rival, all while under the shadow of Cookes’s malice.This gripping episode explores love tested by danger, the thin line between justice and vengeance, and the lengths to which an honorable man will go to protect the woman he loves. Will Tom escape the web of deceit spun by George Cookes, or will the villain finally have the upper hand? Tune in to uncover the next twist in this enthralling tale of love, treachery, and survival.
In Chapter II, the stage is set for a battle of love, rivalry, and ambition. Young Tom Spencer, fresh from rescuing Dr. Wilmore from his harrowing ordeal, stops by Lownes Hill Farm to visit his cousin, Phillis Spencer—a beautiful and wealthy heiress under the guardianship of her uncle, John Spencer. Bound by family ties and affection, Tom is the favored suitor for Phillis’s hand, a match anticipated by the Spencers and their community.But Tom faces a dangerous rival: George Cookes, the dashing yet unscrupulous son of a country gentleman. Known for his rakish charm, fine attire, and rumored exploits, Cookes is as calculating as he is charming. Drawn by Phillis’s fortune of £10,000, he weaves his way into her social circles, despite the disapproval of her guardian. Yet whispers of his darker activities—highway robbery among them—cast a shadow over his polished exterior.As the tension between the rivals builds, Phillis finds herself caught between her steadfast cousin and the allure of the dashing rogue. This chapter explores love, ambition, and the stark contrasts of virtue and vice in 18th-century England.Will Tom’s honesty and devotion prevail, or will Phillis fall prey to the dangerous charm of George Cookes? Stay tuned as we unravel the secrets, schemes, and simmering rivalries that threaten the Spencers’ future.
In this captivating first chapter, we uncover the dramatic tale of Dr. Wilmore, a physician of the old school, trained in the remedies of the renowned Dr. Nicholas Culpeper. On Midsummer Day in 1700, while traveling back from Bromsgrove Fair to Redditch, Dr. Wilmore is ambushed by two masked highwaymen. Stripped of his earnings, humiliated, and forced to endure their twisted sense of justice by swallowing his own concoctions, he is left bound and tormented in a bed of nettles.But Dr. Wilmore is not a man to suffer in silence. Rescued by a kind-hearted farmer, he begins to piece together the identity of one of his assailants—a gentleman of standing shielded by wealth and influence. Unable to rely on the law, Dr. Wilmore swears to take matters into his own hands. Join us as we explore his diary, detailing his chilling resolve for revenge, and delve into the perilous roads and dark intrigues of 18th-century England.Will justice prevail, or will vengeance consume him? Tune in to this thrilling tale of betrayal, resilience, and retribution.
I found this story a few months ago. It was written by James Mills Woodward who was a local artist and amateur archaeologist in the town of Redditch in Worcestershire, England. The story was published by the Redditch Indicator in weekly articles at Christmas in 1887. It was then republished in 1924.So 100 years later, I'll be releasing the story in its modern form a podcast.
Ghosts of the Severn Valley Railway: A Haunting Journey Through TimeStep aboard the historic Severn Valley Railway and prepare for a journey like no other. In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we uncover the spectral secrets of one of England’s most beloved heritage railways.From the eerie apparitions of a man and a little girl waving from Bridgnorth platform to the chilling presence of a glowing figure in a forgotten tunnel, these tales will leave you questioning the boundary between the living and the dead. Experience the unsettling story of a time-slip at Arley Castle, where the past and present collide in hauntingly vivid ways. And don’t miss the chilling whispers of the "Sleeping Car Sisters," who watch over unsuspecting visitors in the quiet hours of the night.Through meticulously researched stories, atmospheric soundscapes, and vivid storytelling, Ghost Tales by the Fireside brings the ghostly history of the Severn Valley Railway to life.Visit ghosttales.co.uk for more information, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @ghosttalespodcast. Subscribe and give us a thumbs up to stay connected with all our spine-tingling episodes.Board the train, if you dare… and remember, you’re not just traveling through space, but through time.
Ghosts of the Severn Valley Railway: A Haunting Journey Through TimeStep aboard the historic Severn Valley Railway and prepare for a journey like no other. In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we uncover the spectral secrets of one of England’s most beloved heritage railways.From the eerie apparitions of a man and a little girl waving from Bridgnorth platform to the chilling presence of a glowing figure in a forgotten tunnel, these tales will leave you questioning the boundary between the living and the dead. Experience the unsettling story of a time-slip at Arley Castle, where the past and present collide in hauntingly vivid ways. And don’t miss the chilling whispers of the "Sleeping Car Sisters," who watch over unsuspecting visitors in the quiet hours of the night.Through meticulously researched stories, atmospheric soundscapes, and vivid storytelling, Ghost Tales by the Fireside brings the ghostly history of the Severn Valley Railway to life.Visit ghosttales.co.uk for more information, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @ghosttalespodcast. Subscribe and give us a thumbs up to stay connected with all our spine-tingling episodes.Board the train, if you dare… and remember, you’re not just traveling through space, but through time.
The historic Blickling Hall was the birthplace of the 2nd wife of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, who's ghost has been known to visit on occasion.
The historic Blickling Hall was the birthplace of the 2nd wife of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, who's ghost has been known to visit on occasions.
2 women, 2 murders, same place, same age, same date, killers had the same surname but they were 157 years apart
Part 2 of haunted village pubs in Worcestershire. This episode covers Hanbury, Elcocks Brook and Feckenham.
Part 2 of haunted village pubs in Worcestershire. This episode covers Hanbury, Elcocks Brook and Feckenham.
This episode is about the ghosts of the 1000 year old Oxford Castle which became a prison and is now a tourist attraction.
This episode is about the ghosts of the 1000 year old Oxford Castle which became a prison and is now a tourist attraction.
700 years of history and ghost stories are contained within this famous house in Dorset
700 years of history and ghost stories are contained within this famous house in Dorset
The fantastic Lanhydrock House in Cornwall was built on the site of an ancient monastery and contains many ghosts.
The fantastic Lanhydrock House in Cornwall was built on the site of an ancient monastery and contains many ghosts.
The abandoned church and village of Broughton in Northamptonshire and It's two Christmas Ghosts
The abandoned church and village of Broughton in Northamptonshire and It's two Christmas Ghosts
The strange midnight mass held for ghosts and the inspiration for the Charles Dickens character Miss Havisham
The strange midnight mass held for ghosts and the inspiration for the Charles Dickens character Miss Havisham
Once the ancestral home of General Robert R Lee, Coton Hall has a ghost that appears on Christmas Eve and once had the menacing spirit of a politician.
Once the ancestral home of General Robert R Lee, Coton Hall has a ghost that appears on Christmas Eve and once had the menacing spirit of a politician.
The small village of Beoley has history that goes back into pre-history, with plenty of ghost stories.
The small village of Beoley has history that goes back into pre-history, with plenty of ghost stories.
On 1885, a policeman was doing his nightly duties when he was murdered. His ghost still roams the area that he watched.
On 1885, a policeman was doing his nightly duties when he was murdered. His ghost still roams the area that he watched.
More true ghost encounters from people living on a council estate in Redditch, Worcestershire.
More true ghost encounters from people living on a council estate in Redditch, Worcestershire.
An old school in Watford that dates back to 1704 still has its master looking for the children.
An old school in Watford that dates back to 1704 still has its master looking for the children.
Two ghost stories from two different men in the same year, one in Mullingar and the other in Swords near Dublin
Two ghost stories from two different men in the same year, one in Mullingar and the other in Swords near Dublin
The Worlds End is an old coaching inn that's in the village of Ecton in Northamptonshire that dates back to 1678. It's a traditional English pub with some traditional ghosts.......
The Worlds End is an old coaching inn that's in the village of Ecton in Northamptonshire that dates back to 1678. It's a traditional English pub with some traditional ghosts.......
A family who experienced seeing the ghost of an old man in their house in Bristol, they ignored it until a strange twist of fate.
A family who experienced seeing the ghost of an old man in their house in Bristol, they ignored it until a strange twist of fate.
Most people have heard of the Enfield Haunting, did you know that there was a case Redditch in the 1970's that was investigated over a 10 year period by the SPR?
Most people have heard of the Enfield Haunting, did you know that there was a case Redditch in the 1970's that was investigated over a 10 year period by the SPR?
The Dirty Bottles pub isn't known as a haunted place, but it holds a sinister curse. For the Paranormgirl PodcastYoutube:https://youtube.com/@paranormgirlpod?si=dfeJOtPEF4aSry97 Spotify:https://spotify.link/92cj4StTFDb Apple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-paranorm-girl/id1559141422
The Dirty Bottles pub isn't known as a haunted place, but it holds a sinister curse. For the Paranormgirl PodcastYoutube:https://youtube.com/@paranormgirlpod?si=dfeJOtPEF4aSry97 Spotify:https://spotify.link/92cj4StTFDb Apple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-paranorm-girl/id1559141422
Gresley Old Hall in Derbyshire is a 500 year old haunted building that was built using the stone from a monastery For the Paranormgirl PodcastYoutube:https://youtube.com/@paranormgirlpod?si=dfeJOtPEF4aSry97 Spotify:https://spotify.link/92cj4StTFDb Apple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-paranorm-girl/id1559141422
Gresley Old Hall in Derbyshire is a 500 year old haunted building that was built using the stone from a monastery For the Paranormgirl PodcastYoutube:https://youtube.com/@paranormgirlpod?si=dfeJOtPEF4aSry97 Spotify:https://spotify.link/92cj4StTFDb Apple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-paranorm-girl/id1559141422
After a recent visit to Cornwall, I thought I'd cover a few of the places that I went to see. The Jamaica Inn has a fascinating history, with smugglers and highwaymen, along with the odd murder. Of course, there are ghosts here!Dozmary Pool has many ghost stories, but I thought I'd concentrate on the myths and legends that include King Arthur and a notorious ghost.
After a recent visit to Cornwall, I thought I'd cover a few of the places that I went to see. The Jamaica Inn has a fascinating history, with smugglers and highwaymen, along with the odd murder. Of course, there are ghosts here!Dozmary Pool has many ghost stories, but I thought I'd concentrate on the myths and legends that include King Arthur and a notorious ghost.
This episode is in memory of the death of Jimi Hendrix, 53 years after his death.When Jimi Hendrix lived at 23 Brook Street in Mayfair, London, he experienced the ghostly vision of the composer George Handel who lived next door at 25 Brook Street. Years later in 2001, a museum tpo Handel was about to open when members of the Handel House Trust saw the apparition of a woman.
This episode is in memory of the death of Jimi Hendrix, 53 years after his death.When Jimi Hendrix lived at 23 Brook Street in Mayfair, London, he experienced the ghostly vision of the composer George Handel who lived next door at 25 Brook Street. Years later in 2001, a museum tpo Handel was about to open when members of the Handel House Trust saw the apparition of a woman.
Known as one of the UKs most haunted hotels, The Prince Rupert Hotel has a history that spans 900 years.
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Known as one of the UKs most haunted hotels, The Prince Rupert Hotel has a history that spans 900 years.
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The beautiful small tidal island of Eilean Donan not only has ghosts but is full of myths and legends.
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The beautiful small tidal island of Eilean Donan not only has ghosts but is full of myths and legends. This version has no music or sound effects.
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Part 2 of the collection of stories that I've collected from my hometown of Redditch in Worcestershire. This episode features a family who were scared out of their house by a menacing phantom and a lady dressed in white who appears often in the same road.
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Part 2 of the collection of stories that I've collected from my hometown of Redditch in Worcestershire. This episode features a family who were scared out of their house by a menacing phantom and a lady dressed in white who appears often in the same road.
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A collection of stories that I've collected from my hometown of Redditch in Worcestershire.
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A collection of stories that I've collected from my hometown of Redditch in Worcestershire.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ghosttalespodcast/support
Built in the 11th century on the site of a much older church, Lincoln Cathedral holds much history and many ghosts, with many of them being suicide victims.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ghosttalespodcast/support
Samlesbury Hall in Lancashire has an interesting history and has some classic hauntings, including a lady in white.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ghosttalespodcast/support
The village of Littledean in the Forest of Dean is host to many ghost stories. This episode is mainly focused on Littledean Hall.
The Kingfisher Shopping Centre in Redditch, Worcestershire was built on a Victorian graveyard, since the centre opened in the 1970s, it has been the subject to much paranormal activity.
The haunted country house that was once part of a Cistercian Abbey that surrendered its land during the Dissolution of the Monestaries. Ghostly monk have been seen and heard and the last vicar even held services for the ghosts.
The rural village of Rerrick in Galloway, Scotland, was host to one of the earliest, fully detailed poltergeist hauntings of the 17th century. This is a retelling of that haunting.
Warwick Castle has an amazing history that's spans over 1000 years. The ghosts that have witnessed here over 100s of years are still often seen.
Warwick Castle has an amazing history that's spans over 1000 years. The ghosts that have witnessed here over 100s of years are still often seen.
The historic market town of Bridgnorth has a history that spans over 1000 years with a vast amount of ghost stories.
The battle of Edgehill was the 1st major battle of the English Civil War which took place in Warwickshire in 1642. On Christmas Eve of that same year, a group of shepherd's witnessed the ghosts from the battle, re-enacted that day. This is the only English haunting that has been recorded as legitimate.
Sudeley Castle has a history that spans around 2000 years, with Roman, Anglo Saxon and medieval settlements found around the area.
Dudley castle stands over the town of Dudley in the West Midlands, England and is host to many ghosts that have had many sightings over many years.
Sandringham is the private home to Queen Elizabeth II. As well as being home to the present Royal family, members of the family that are long gone are still visiting, including one who may have been Jack the Ripper!
The Manor House in West Bromwich is a 13th century timber framed building with many ghost tales and an interesting history.
Baddesley Clinton in Warwickshire is a Medieval Manor House with an interesting history. There has been a murder and has associations with the Gunpowder Plot.
Brooklands was the world's 1st purpose built race track that has seen over 100 lives lost from accidents to a bombing.
Berry Pomeroy Castle - Devon The land lived on by two notable families from English medieval times is home to more than the ghosts that are spoken about on this podcast.
Episode 12 - A Christmas ghost story and 3 historic murders all from a small village that is now just a small part of Redditch.
Many ghosts have been seen from this ancient part of Worcestershire, monks, fishermen and more. This episode features a song at the end by myself, Clem Dallaway, which was inspired by a local ghost story.
Halloween Special - The Cage.
A house in Essex that was once a holding cell for witches.
The final of 5 short stories for Halloween - Hanbury Hall.
Two secret lovers and great tragedy that left its mark on this 300 year old house.
Part four of 5 short stories for Halloween - The George and Pilgrim Hotel.
The ancient hostel in Glastonbury, England that has many ghosts within its walls.
Part three of 5 short stories for Halloween - The Bank Nun.
The story of the ghost that's haunts the Bank of England.
Part two of 5 short stories for Halloween - The Royal Stag
A story of rural life England, indifference and great tragedy.
Part one of 5 short stories for Halloween - Woodchester Mansion
A house that was never finished, built on the foundations of a previous house, Woodchester has been a popular location for paranormal investigators since the 1970s.
This 16th Century Manor House was bought in 1919 by Charles Paget Wade, an architect, artist and poet. He collected and showed 22,000 objects in the house which is known to be haunted by a girl in a green dress, a monk, a swordsman and Charles Wade himself
A suburban house on a modern council estate isn't the usual place to find ghosts but a family who moved in to the house in 1996 bought more than the bricks and mortar.
The 8th episode in a series of real ghost story podcasts.
The history of Lindisfarne has been recorded since the 6th century, when a monastery was established by a Saxon King and an Irish monk from Iona. The ancient ghosts of monks are still seen to this day.
The Ghost Walk of Redditch Town Centre in Worcestershire, England. Phantom monks, Victorian ladies and the Haunted Shopping centre.
Chingle Hall once had the reputation of being the most haunted house in England. Many shades haunt this ancient house including monks that hide within the priest holes from a time when it was illegal to be Catholic in England and a girl who was abused by her uncles.
A 600 year old farmhouse that became a pub during the reign of Queen Victoria is host to an old owner and the surrounding village of Bretforton holds many haunted tales.
The ruin of a medieval Abbey in Redditch, Worcestershire, England has had many ghost sightings.
Aston Hall in Birmingham, England. A 400 year Jacobean house that was but by Sir Thomas Holte. The history of this house has ties with the English Civil War and has 3 main ghosts.
Ye Olde Black Cross in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England. A 400 year building that started life as a blacksmiths cottage and went on to become a coaching Inn and now a pub. The history ties together nicely with the ghost tales with a visit from a King and tales of hangings in the courtyard which is now the pubs garden.
Welcome to Ghost Tales by the Fireside. Looking into the history of the hauntings around the UK.
Haunted pubs in Redditch featuring the Queens Head and the Abbeydale Club. For more information please go to www.ghostsofredditch.co.uk