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.
The Holly Bush
📍 22 Holly Mount · NW3 6SG
22 Holly Mount · NW3 6SG
Customers have reportedly given food or drink orders to a waitress who later proves not to be a member of staff, giving the pub one of Hampstead's better-known ghost stories.
The Priory
📍 Church Row · NW3 6UU
Church Row · NW3 6UU
A nineteenth-century legend claims a builder bricked one of his daughters into this Church Row property, after which a young girl's ghost was said to haunt the house.
Well Walk
📍 Well Walk · NW3 1BT
NW3 1BT
Accounts describe knocking, soft footsteps and whispering in an upstairs room; one guest later reported a woman in blue ascending the staircase and disappearing into that room.
Westcroft Way
📍 Westcroft Way · NW2 2RH
NW2 2RH
A 1960s household reported marbles and milk bottles being thrown, furniture hovering and other poltergeist effects. Two attempted exorcisms reportedly failed to stop the activity.
Camden Market Stables
📍 Chalk Farm Road · NW1 8AH
Chalk Farm Road · NW1 8AH
Market traders have reported phantom hoofbeats on the old cobbles and, occasionally, distant cries for help, echoing the Stables' history as a horse hospital and transport complex.
Former 33 Harewood Square Site
📍 Melcombe Place / former Harewood Square · NW1 6JJ
Melcombe Place / former Harewood Square · NW1 6JJ
In May 1851, a couple at 33 Harewood Square reported two flame-like lights hovering over their bed. When one was grabbed, the lights seemed to liquefy and vanish.
London Zoo Aquarium
📍 Outer Circle, Regent's Park · NW1 4RY
Outer Circle, Regent's Park · NW1 4RY
Zoo staff around the former aquarium have reported unexplained whistling, traditionally attributed to the ghost of an early engineer associated with the site.
New Diorama Theatre
📍 15-16 Triton Street, Regent's Place · NW1 3BF
15-16 Triton Street, Regent's Place · NW1 3BF
Duty managers have reported the accessible toilet locking itself and its alarm activating while the room is empty, a recurring oddity noted at the theatre in 2021.
Outer Circle
📍 Outer Circle · NW1 4RU
NW1 4RU
Two friends on the Outer Circle in November 2007 reportedly heard a jogger running past them on a rain-cleared evening, although no runner could be seen.
St Pancras Railway Station
📍 Euston Road · N1C 4QP
Euston Road · N1C 4QP
Eurostar staff reported doors opening and closing by themselves and chairs behaving oddly in corridors beside Pancras Road during a cluster of unexplained incidents in 2013.
Bell Lane
📍 Bell Lane · EN3
EN3
A phantom horse-drawn coach is said to race along Bell Lane on dark winter nights, travelling several feet above the road before vanishing.
Capel Manor Gardens
📍 Bullsmoor Lane · EN1 4RQ
Bullsmoor Lane · EN1 4RQ
Capel Manor is included among Enfield's historic houses said to have its own ghostly resident, forming part of the borough's wider haunting tradition.
Churchyard Passage, St Giles' Church
📍 Camberwell Church Street · SE5 8RB
Camberwell Church Street · SE5 8RB
An elderly priest has reportedly appeared in Churchyard Passage and vanished, while later witnesses have heard pursuing footsteps with nobody visible behind them.
Former Queen Pub Site
📍 81 Neate Street, now Burgess Park · SE5
81 Neate Street, now Burgess Park · SE5
Before demolition, the empty Queen pub was reportedly heard full of voices and music; witnesses approaching found the abandoned building dark and silent.
Forty Hall
📍 Forty Hill · EN2 9HA
Forty Hill · EN2 9HA
Forty Hall has a longstanding reputation for activity on its first-floor landing, with local accounts describing unexplained footsteps, figures and other disturbances.
Fox on the Hill
📍 149 Denmark Hill · SE5 8EH
149 Denmark Hill · SE5 8EH
A barmaid reported repeated footsteps on the stairs and landing outside her room, part of a local haunting tradition attached to this Denmark Hill pub.
Myddelton House Gardens
📍 Bulls Cross · EN2 9HG
Bulls Cross · EN2 9HG
Myddelton House is among Enfield's country houses with a resident ghost tradition, recorded in local paranormal research alongside other historic estates in the borough.
Old House on Camberwell Green Site
📍 Wren Road, south side of Camberwell Green · SE5
Wren Road, south side of Camberwell Green · SE5
A local legend tells of a jealous merchant confronted by the ghost of the wife he murdered and secretly buried beneath his seventeenth-century house.
Trent Park House
📍 13 Daffodil Crescent, Trent Park · EN4 0BZ
13 Daffodil Crescent, Trent Park · EN4 0BZ
The Grey Lady reportedly walks at the building's former floor level, once appearing half-emerged from a corridor floor and then from the ceiling below.
29 Hanbury Street
📍 29 Hanbury Street · E1
E1
The former murder site of Annie Chapman is linked with autumn hauntings, including sounds resembling the killing and reports of a headless female apparition.
Barnes Old Cemetery
📍 Rocks Lane, Barnes Common · SW13 0BY
Rocks Lane, Barnes Common · SW13 0BY
The abandoned cemetery is associated with a floating nun and a grotesque, pointed-eared figure said to climb the railings and attack startled witnesses.
Burgess Park - Former Surrey Canal
📍 150 Albany Road · SE5 0RJ
150 Albany Road · SE5 0RJ
On the former Surrey Canal route, people have reported unseen children playing, splashing water and the thud of boots jumping between imaginary barges.
Durward Street
📍 Durward Street · E1
E1
A luminous woman lying in the gutter has been reported near the spot where Mary Ann Nichols was found, alongside other unsettling sounds and apparitions.
Former Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children Site
📍 Hackney Road · E2 8PS
Hackney Road · E2 8PS
When the former children's hospital stood derelict, witnesses reportedly heard the cries of children echoing through its empty corridors and wards.
