Hauntings

Peter Underwood examines several of Britain’s most closely documented haunting cases, combining historical accounts with the findings of his own investigations. The cases include reported activity at Hampton Court, the demon drummer associated with Bedworth, the Wesley ghost, Glamis and Borley Rectory.

Drawing on years of psychical research, Underwood presents additional evidence gathered from witnesses, records and site investigations. Detailed plans and original photographs support his treatment of the locations, while his commentary considers how the evidence might alter established interpretations. The book treats these incidents as claims requiring examination rather than simple tales of terror, offering a case-based account of British ghost lore and the methods used to assess it.