Hauntings Database
Search ghosts and haunted locations across Britain and Ireland. Hotels, pubs, castles and other haunted places all come from the same Master Places database.
Logie Farm, near Stonehaven
📍 Logie Farm · AB39 3RH
Logie Farm · AB39 3RH
A retired worker recalled unexplained rumbling at Logie Farm near Stonehaven in a 1928 newspaper report. He associated the sounds with his time working there roughly 50 years earlier.
Arch House
📍 50 Mill Road · NR23 1DB
50 Mill Road · NR23 1DB
Former workers and other attributed witnesses at Arch House reported a woman in a long dress, a man in a hat and cape, an unseen tap on the shoulder and objects rearranged.
Emlyn Arms, Llanarthney
📍 Main Street · SA32 8JE
Main Street · SA32 8JE
Reports published in early 1910 described objects, stones and hot ashes being thrown at the Emlyn Arms in Llanarthney on 29–30 December 1909. The archive includes newspaper accounts and Reginald B. Span's investigation narrative.
The Forge
📍 The Avenue · NE38 7AB
The Avenue · NE38 7AB
The Forge in Washington is associated with reports of highwayman Robert Hazlitt, a former blacksmith, a woman and other figures seen by owners and staff.
Dodington House
📍 Dodington House · BS37 6SL
BS37 6SL
Reports from Dodington House describe unexplained piano music and later disturbances involving doors, lights and taps. Members of the Codrington family associated the music with Lady Georgiana Codrington.
Ashtown Castle visitor centre and café complex
📍 Ashtown Demesne, Phoenix Park · D08 Y304
Ashtown Demesne, Phoenix Park · D08 Y304
A 1995 report described missing utensils, cold spots and a white-robed figure at the restaurant beside Ashtown Castle. The account concerned the visitor-centre complex as well as an investigation inside the tower.
Cambridge Castle prison site
📍 Castle Mound, Castle Street · CB3 0AQ
Castle Mound, Castle Street · CB3 0AQ
While imprisoned for debt at Cambridge Castle in 1718, scholar Simon Ockley described loud noises and disturbances around his bed. His letters were later reproduced in a study of the reported haunting.
Junction Inn, Grange Court
📍 Grange Court Road · GL14 1PL
Grange Court Road · GL14 1PL
The Junction Inn at Grange Court drew crowds after reports of unexplained stone throwing in 1886. Contemporary newspapers also proposed human involvement, and the accounts differed over when the attacks stopped.
Back Road, Linton
📍 Back Road, Linton (street area)
Back Road, Linton (street area)
A Back Road resident reported a cup lifting and breaking in her kitchen in 1976. She also described a curtain moving despite closed windows and feeling a tap on her shoulder. The Rev David Walser blessed the house, and she reported no further incidents by publication. Her husband said he had experienced no presence himself.
Deene Court, Peterborough
📍 Deene Court, Westwood, Peterborough (street area)
Deene Court, Westwood, Peterborough (street area)
A resident of Deene Court described objects moving, china breaking and unexplained knocking in 2002. She told the Peterborough Evening Telegraph that the experiences spanned her 25 years there. She said visits by five priests had not ended the disturbances and requested an exorcism. Her explanation involving a deceased relative was her own interpretation.
234 The Vale
📍 234 The Vale, Chesham (historic address; area marker)
234 The Vale, Chesham (historic address; area marker)
Bob and Margaret Le Tissier reported disturbances at their rented cottage during the winter of 1979–80. Their accounts included heavy footsteps, a falling picture and bedding that became wet before quickly drying. The couple moved their bed downstairs and sought help from a local vicar. Earlier tenants had reported nothing unusual, according to the Buckinghamshire Examiner.
Former Crown pub, Dillington
📍 Dillington, Great Staughton (former pub; area marker)
Dillington, Great Staughton (former pub; area marker)
In January 1971, Tom and Hazel Green described disturbances at the Crown pub, which they had recently taken over. Hazel said a wall clock shot from its fixing while customers discussed ghosts. The family also reported bottles rattling in the empty bar and clothing disappearing before returning. Their experiences appeared in the Cambridge Daily News; a village walking guide identifies the former pub at Dillington.
Old Wolverton Mill
📍 Stratford Road, Old Wolverton
Stratford Road, Old Wolverton
Ulph Woollard recalled investigating repeated knocks at Old Wolverton Mill in a newspaper report from 1932. He placed the events 30 or 40 years earlier. He and a friend checked outside after hearing the back door, but found nobody. Woollard said the disturbances stopped after a frightened maid left her job.
St Mark’s Vicarage
📍 Barton Road, Newnham, Cambridge (street marker)
Barton Road, Newnham, Cambridge (street marker)
Three successive clergy households reported unusual events at St Mark’s Vicarage on Barton Road. Accounts spanning roughly 30 years included attic crashes, objects being rearranged and doors opening. Canon Bill Loveless’s family also described seeing a young woman. Later residents reported apparently helpful activity, including doilies placed beneath furniture glass, and discussed their experiences on television in 1997.
East Lynn
📍 Kiln Road, Emmer Green (street area)
Kiln Road, Emmer Green (street area)
Leonard and Frances Withers reported breaking bulbs, flying bottles and shattered glass at East Lynn on Good Friday 1969. Spiritualists visited their Kiln Road bungalow and prayed; the family said the disturbances then subsided. Their son had also been present during earlier incidents at relatives' home in Greys Road, Henley.
Greys Road
📍 Greys Road, Henley-on-Thames (street area)
Greys Road, Henley-on-Thames (street area)
Stan and Marcia Yarker left their Greys Road home in February 1969 after reporting shattering and moving light bulbs. Electrical repairs had failed to end the disturbances. A vicar visited, and a local psychical research group became involved. The couple returned home and reported three quiet nights in a newspaper follow-up.
The Forge
📍 The Village, Finchampstead (historic cottage area)
The Village, Finchampstead (historic cottage area)
The Goswell family reported furniture overturning and bricks falling at The Forge in February 1926. PC David Grigg investigated, recording disturbances without seeing the objects start moving. Psychical researchers also visited. Mrs Goswell rejected the suggestion of earthbound spirits, while Dr Schiller proposed a poltergeist explanation. The cottage became a focus of newspaper attention.
11 Zinzan Street
📍 11 Zinzan Street, Reading (historic address; map marker represents street)
11 Zinzan Street, Reading (historic address; map marker represents street)
In 1980, Shirley Du-Val said a whispering voice drove her family from their Zinzan Street flat. Her husband reported doors moving and a picture repeatedly falling. Earlier tenants of another flat in the building had also reported disturbances. However, its subsequent tenant said she had experienced nothing unusual during more than a year there.
Cressingham Road
📍 Cressingham Road, Reading (street area)
Cressingham Road, Reading (street area)
Cheryl Leighton reported footsteps, banging and gas pilot lights going out at her Cressingham Road home. Previous occupants also described unexplained noises. In December 1985, she told the Reading Evening Post that the disturbances had stopped after a second priest visited. A story linking the events to earlier deaths remained an account she had been told.
Green Lane
📍 Green Lane, Thatcham (street area)
Green Lane, Thatcham (street area)
John Baldwin went to police after reporting that his keys flew from his hand at his Green Lane home. The Reading Evening Post described the incident in January 1984. He also reported glasses changing position, unexplained noises and a locked patio door found open. These were Baldwin's accounts; the report did not establish their cause.
Former Telamite premises
📍 Great Knollys Street, Reading (street area)
Great Knollys Street, Reading (street area)
In January 1968, reports of disturbances brought the Rev Brian Brindley to Telamite's Great Knollys Street premises. The Reading firm occupied a former corn store. Components were reportedly moving, although its spokesman withheld details. Brindley said prayers under the Bishop of Oxford's direction and stressed that he had not performed an exorcism.
New Road
📍 New Road, Bracknell (street area)
New Road, Bracknell (street area)
William Still reported repeatedly finding his heavy radio on the floor at his New Road home in 1949. He bolted the set to a table after the disturbances. Still associated them with his mother's death, but that was his interpretation. The newspaper noted that neither he nor his wife had seen the radio fall.
Seymour Almshouses
📍 St Mary's Road, Langley (almshouse complex)
St Mary's Road, Langley (almshouse complex)
Residents of Seymour Almshouses reported knocking, footsteps and misty figures in 1946. Florence Buckland and her daughter June described disturbances in their rooms. Other reports mentioned bedclothes being pulled away. The rector considered an exorcism, while the Society for Psychical Research offered to investigate. These accounts concern the historic almshouses beside St Mary's Church.
Goldington Grange
📍 Grange Road / Goldington Road junction (former site)
Grange Road / Goldington Road junction (former site)
In 1896, a tenant of Goldington Grange reported violent noises and a bedroom door opening without anyone outside. Servants described a woman's apparition. Newspapers called the house “Silverton Abbey”; Bedfordshire Archives confirms its identity. Later investigators reported mixed results. The house was subsequently demolished, and this record marks its former site.
