Haunted Places A–Z

The site is associated with a Weeping Lady seen at broken windows or staring out across the sea from the castle ruins.

The site is associated with cinema seats moving by themselves, disembodied voices and unexplained apparitions reported in the building.

Witnesses describe strange voices and time-slip-like experiences reported around galleries and corridors after quiet periods.

Local accounts describe a white figure on tower stairs, unexplained armour sounds and low chanting around the castle ruins.

Staff and visitors report a strong sense of being watched, unexplained voices, an older male figure and reports of a ghostly girl.

The site is associated with a black hooded figure said to float near the water with a strange glowing band or belt.

Staff and visitors report the Wizard Earl traditionally rising every seven years to ride a silver-shod white horse across the countryside.

Staff and visitors report the devoted wife of James Hamilton reportedly remaining as a ghostly presence in the great hall.

Witnesses describe a faceless monk, self-opening doors and an armoured figure reportedly seen around the ballroom.

Reports include an old woman, a Victorian skipping girl, voices calling names and unexplained electrical activity around the pub.

Local accounts describe a blue-eyed woman, an elderly man, phantom footsteps and strange reactions from lights and fire equipment.

Reports include a ghostly woman, strange lights and other unexplained sightings reported around the residential street.

Witnesses describe an old-fashioned woman, footsteps in empty areas and doors apparently moving without visible cause.

A “shining boy” was traditionally said to appear at Knebworth House before the death of a member of the Lytton family or one of their guests.

Witnesses describe clergy-like figures, a woman in dove-grey and brief unexplained organ music inside the church.