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.
St Margaret's Place by King's Lynn Minster
📍 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.
St Mark’s Vicarage
📍 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.
St Mary's Abbey
📍 Museum Gardens, Museum Street · YO1 7FR
The ruins are linked with a 'Black Abbot' apparition and sounds resembling coins being counted.
St Mary's Cathedral
📍 Bridge Street · V94 E068
Visitors to St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick report unexplained footsteps, fleeting figures and an eerie atmosphere, particularly around the older parts of the site.
St Mary's Chapel of Ease
📍 St Mary's Place North, Phibsborough
The site is associated with a longstanding tradition that circling the Black Church at midnight can summon a terrifying supernatural encounter.
St Mary's Church, Hendon
📍 Church End / Greyhound Hill · NW4 4JT
Phantom monks are said to make themselves known around religious festivals, while the singing of an unseen male choir has also been reported inside the ancient church.
St Mary's Church, Maldon
📍 Church Street · CM9 5HN
Staff and visitors report shadowy figures, footsteps and maritime spirits associated with the churchyard and nearby quay.
St Mary's Church, Monken Hadley
📍 EN5 5PZ
St Mary's Church, Monken Hadley is associated with reported apparitions and unexplained disturbances, with local accounts describing strange experiences around the building or grounds.
St Mary's Church, Nottingham
📍 High Pavement, Lace Market · NG1 1HN
St Mary's Church, Nottingham is associated with reported apparitions and unexplained disturbances, with local accounts describing strange experiences around the building or grounds.
St Mary's Church, Rye
📍 Church Square · TN31 7HF
The site is associated with figures moving among the graves, strange churchyard lights and the sensation of being watched after dark.
St Mary's Church, Whitby
📍 Abbey Plain · YO22 4JR
Accounts connected with St Mary's Church, Whitby describe ghostly figures, unexplained noises and other unusual phenomena that have contributed to its supernatural reputation.
St Mary's Church, Willesden
📍 Neasden Lane · NW10 2TS
Tradition places a jovial monk near the old well in the vicarage garden, while a second clerical presence is blamed for unexplained movement of church doors.
St Mary's Church Walk
Witnesses describe unseen hands said to grab walkers' legs and dark figures reported along the historic church path.
St Mary's Churchyard
📍 Church Hill · HA1 3HL
St Mary's churchyard has a phantom-nun tradition. One Great War-era episode may have been a verger in a sheet, though the prank may itself have drawn on older local lore.
St Mary's Guildhall
📍 Bayley Lane · CV1 5RN
Witnesses describe a Grey Lady, a small child, sudden emotional distress and persistent cold areas around the medieval rooms.
St Marylebone Parish Church
📍 Marylebone Road · NW1 5LT
St Marylebone Parish Church is associated with reported apparitions and unexplained disturbances, with local accounts describing strange experiences around the building or grounds.
St Mel's Cathedral
📍 St Mel's Road · N39 PC58
Visitors to St Mel's Cathedral report unexplained footsteps, fleeting figures and an eerie atmosphere, particularly around the older parts of the site.
St Michan's Church
📍 Church Street, Arran Quay · D07 F3P6
Reports include ethereal touches and disembodied voices reported inside the crypt among the church's preserved remains.
St Nicholas' Chapel
📍 St Ann's Street · PE30 1LT
St Nicholas' Chapel in King's Lynn is linked to an attributed witness report of an older male figure seen among the side pews and near an interior doorway.
St Nicholas’ Church
📍 Lancasterian Street, Carrickfergus, County Antrim · BT38 7FH
A grey lady and a clergyman are the two figures associated with ghost reports at St Nicholas’ Church. Both are said to appear only rarely within the church.
Stockport Masonic Guildhall
📍 169 Wellington Road South · SK1 3UA
The site is associated with a formally dressed figure, children's laughter and unexplained knocking around the historic guildhall.
Stokesay Castle
📍 Stokesay Castle · SY7 9AH
Stokesay Castle’s reported hauntings include a hooded Grey Lady crossing the great hall and an elderly woman smoking a clay pipe. Neil R. Storey also records stories of stock falling from shop shelves. These are attributed reports associated with different parts of the property.
St Osyth Priory
Spooky Isles records reports of apparitions, unexplained sounds and other ghostly activity associated with St Osyth Priory, adding to its haunted reputation.
Stowe School
Stowe’s Grey Lady is said to cross its marble halls. Other traditions place phantom servants in unused rooms, Georgian-dressed figures in the gardens and voices reciting prayers in the chapel.
