Haunted Britain" delves deep into these tales, shedding light on the unsettling phenomena that have plagued the islands for centuries. Sometime past midnight, Harold was roused from a restless slumber by a cold wind sweeping across his face.

The inn was built in 1145 on top of two ancient Ley Lines believed to draw spiritual energy directly from Stonehenge.

Popping in to the front pitch I was able to read a little of it's history and discovered that it was founded in 1915, as a direct result of the official report into the Titanic Disaster. It’s worth noting, however, that these stories, though enriched with fiction, hold an element of truth.

Since the late 19th century, 50 Berkeley Square has had the reputation of being the most haunted house in London. There’s a hole in Aston Hall’s staircase made by a cannonball when the house was under siege during the English Civil War. Delve into the darkest corners of the United Kingdom, confront spirits that have lingered for centuries, and question the nature of reality itself.Generally, demonic reports would be probably one every couple of years and we’re suddenly getting dozens of the things. Within these pages, you will find 50 ghost stories, each rooted in a real location, anchored by genuine historical events. Many have travelled to Pluckley in the hopes of capturing evidence of spirits, and one such group asked to spend a night in the village’s Church of St. he rain beat down on the cobblestones, playing a melancholic rhythm as if the earth itself was weeping. And they've become a part of the British identity, a testament to a history so rich that it refuses to stay buried.