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 Woolpack
📍 1 Tuddenham Road · IP4 2SH
1 Tuddenham Road · IP4 2SH
The Woolpack is associated with several figures, including Admiral Edward Vernon in 18th-century naval uniform, a monk, a man called George and a drowned sailor said to be searching for Mary. One story says a sign was torn from a wall after customers mocked the haunting.
Trafalgar Tavern
📍 Park Row, Greenwich · SE10 9NW
Park Row, Greenwich · SE10 9NW
Staff have reported a Victorian-looking man in a top hat and long-tailed coat standing with his back to the bar. He is said to disappear when approached.
Jacksons Arms
📍 Tower Street · TS24 7HH
Tower Street · TS24 7HH
A child and a seated woman are among the figures reported at Jacksons Arms. Other accounts describe glasses leaving bar mats and drinks being knocked over without an obvious cause.
King Charles House / King Charles II
📍 29 New Street · WR1 2DP
29 New Street · WR1 2DP
Two girls are said to appear in the cellar of King Charles House. One is known as Charlotte and described as a nine-year-old Georgian child wearing a traditional cap.
The Cheese Hall
📍 15 Earle Street · CW1 2BS
15 Earle Street · CW1 2BS
A monk associated with Crewe Lyceum's ghost traditions has also reportedly appeared at the nearby Cheese Hall. The account gives no named witness or date.
The Duke of Cleveland
📍 2 Church Walk, The Headland · TS24 0ND
2 Church Walk, The Headland · TS24 0ND
Reports at the Duke of Cleveland include a gentleman in a top hat and tails, a woman at a window and mists that vanish. Staff have also described a strong coffee smell, missing electrical equipment and rustling on the landing.
The Raby Arms
📍 1 Front Street, Hart Village · TS27 3AJ
1 Front Street, Hart Village · TS27 3AJ
An old-fashioned nurse carrying a bedpan is said to appear near the toilets at the Raby Arms. Reports also describe sudden cold, unexplained voices and people being prodded.
The Rossmere
📍 Owton Manor Lane · TS25 3AX
Owton Manor Lane · TS25 3AX
At the Rossmere, tightened pipes have reportedly loosened again and chairs have moved without an obvious cause.
The Ship Inn
📍 Middlegate · TS24 0JN
Middlegate · TS24 0JN
Doors and unseen conversations have been reported at the Ship Inn when nobody else was present. A frightened soldier is also said to appear from the cellar after closing time.
Maltings QClub
📍 Page Stair Lane · PE30 1NQ
Page Stair Lane · PE30 1NQ
Former staff at the Maltings QClub reported hearing footsteps and the sound of snooker balls dropping upstairs when nobody was there. One witness also described a sudden change in the building's atmosphere.
Tolson Museum
📍 Ravensknowle Park, Wakefield Road, Moldgreen · HD5 8DJ
Ravensknowle Park, Wakefield Road, Moldgreen · HD5 8DJ
Tolson Museum has reports of displays moving after hours, an unexplained alarm activation and shadowy figures seen in a Victorian carriage.
Former Mechanics’ Institution (Friendly and Trades Club)
📍 9 Northumberland Street · HD1 1RL
9 Northumberland Street · HD1 1RL
Reports from the former Friendly and Trades Club describe bottle caps springing from unopened bottles, beer taps operating by themselves and glasses jumping from shelves.
Huddersfield Railway Station
📍 St George’s Square · HD1 1JB
St George’s Square · HD1 1JB
Local tradition at Huddersfield Railway Station says the menacing laughter of 19th-century porter Jonah Marr can still be heard on the platform around 11.25am.
Bedford Hospital
📍 South Wing, Kempston Road · MK42 9DJ
South Wing, Kempston Road · MK42 9DJ
A girl apparently gliding through Bedford Hospital and unexplained footsteps feature in a Paranormal Database report.
Bedford School
📍 De Parys Avenue · MK40 2TU
De Parys Avenue · MK40 2TU
An apparition associated with Samuel Whitbread is recorded in a Paranormal Database report concerning Bedford School.
Cecil Higgins Art Gallery (The Higgins Bedford)
📍 Castle Lane · MK40 3XD
Castle Lane · MK40 3XD
A man in a bowler hat is associated with a reported haunting at the former Cecil Higgins Art Gallery in Bedford.
Englefield House
📍 Englefield House · RG7 5EN
RG7 5EN
Englefield House is associated with a tradition that former owner Powlett Wright haunts the building and a sealed tunnel.
King's Lynn Magistrates' Court and Family Court
📍 The Courthouse, College Lane · PE30 1PQ
The Courthouse, College Lane · PE30 1PQ
Second-hand staff reports at King's Lynn Magistrates' Court describe a cold kitchen, banging doors, children's voices and a figure at an upper window, although the court previously denied ghost reports.
Mansion House, Prospect Park
📍 Prospect Park, Liebenrood Road · RG30 2ND
Prospect Park, Liebenrood Road · RG30 2ND
A visitor reportedly saw a woman in Victorian dress leaning against a bathroom sink inside the Mansion House at Reading's Prospect Park.
No 8 The Old Bookshop
📍 8 High Street · PE38 9DB
8 High Street · PE38 9DB
Books have reportedly fallen from shelves at No 8 The Old Bookshop in Downham Market, a charity-linked bookshop and hearing support centre that also permits private ghost investigations.
St Margaret's Place by King's Lynn Minster
📍 St Margaret's Place · PE30 5DL
St Margaret's Place · PE30 5DL
Two witnesses reported a bonneted woman in dark old-fashioned clothing following them past King's Lynn Minster graveyard on St Margaret's Place in January 2022.
The Mill at Sonning
📍 Sonning Eye · RG4 6TY
Sonning Eye · RG4 6TY
The Mill at Sonning is associated with Lady Philomere, traditionally said to haunt the theatre following a death in nearby water.
Watlington House
📍 44 Watlington Street · RG1 4RJ
44 Watlington Street · RG1 4RJ
Watlington House in Reading is associated with the reported apparition of Captain Edward Purvis in a red uniform, smoking a pipe at a window.
Beverley Minster
📍 Minster Yard North, Beverley · HU17 0DP
Minster Yard North, Beverley · HU17 0DP
Beverley Minster has a ghostly tradition about two sisters buried there who are said to walk hand in hand on Christmas Eve before disappearing at dawn. The story survives in a local ballad and was retold in a 2026 survey of Beverley's ghosts. It is a literary and folklore tradition, not a documented eyewitness encounter.
