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 Hunt Museum
📍 Rutland Street · V94 EV8A
Visitors report unexplained footsteps, shadowy figures and sudden cold spots inside The Hunt Museum, where ghost stories remain tied to the property's history.
The Hussar
The Hussar, Hounslow is associated with reported apparitions and unexplained disturbances, with local accounts describing strange experiences around the building or grounds.
The Hyde
📍 The Hyde · NW9 5BA
The Hyde has an unusual animal-ghost tradition: a spectral donkey said to shine with vivid colour and light as it passes through the area.
The Hyde, Colindale
📍 The Hyde area, Colindale, London (approximate locality)
A ghostly haymaker carrying a pitchfork is said to haunt the Colindale area around The Hyde. Versions of the story differ: in one he killed another haymaker, while in another he was the victim. He is said to chase or threaten passers-by. No exact sighting location is established.
The King's Head, Beverley
📍 38 Saturday Market, Beverley · HU17 9AH
The King's Head on Beverley's Saturday Market has a tradition concerning a soldier who reportedly died in the stables of an earlier pub on the site. His apparition is said to appear near the restaurant fireplace. The soldier has not been reliably identified, and the story is best treated as a local ghost tradition rather than a documented account of his death.
The King's School
📍 25 The Precincts · CT1 2ES
Ghost stories linked to The King's School, Canterbury include unexplained sightings, strange sounds and other experiences reported by visitors, staff or local witnesses.
The Lanes
The Lanes’ traditions include Meeting House Lane’s bricked doorway, poltergeist activity at the Druid’s Head and footsteps in Ship Street Gardens. Black Lion Lane has an amorous apparition approaching passers-by.
The Langham Hotel
📍 1c Portland Place, Regent Street · W1B 1JA
Accounts connected with The Langham Hotel describe ghostly figures, unexplained noises and other unusual phenomena that have contributed to its supernatural reputation.
The Laughing Buddha
📍 3 Woodgate · LE11 2TY
The site is associated with unexplained noises, cold breezes and an uneasy presence in upstairs rooms and storage areas.
The Leopard, Tutbury
📍 DE13 9NA
Accounts connected with The Leopard, Tutbury describe ghostly figures, unexplained noises and other unusual phenomena that have contributed to its supernatural reputation.
The Leopard Inn, Burslem
The Leopard Inn, Burslem is associated with reported apparitions and unexplained disturbances, with local accounts describing strange experiences around the building or grounds.
The Locke Bar
📍 3 George's Quay · V94 K8KX
Local accounts describe strange figures, unexplained sounds and eerie sensations at The Locke Bar, where ghost stories remain part of the site's folklore.
The Long Walk Galway
📍 The Long Walk
Local accounts describe strange figures, unexplained sounds and eerie sensations at The Long Walk Galway, where ghost stories remain part of the site's folklore.
The Maids Head Hotel
📍 Tombland · NR3 1LB
Spooky Isles records reports of apparitions, unexplained sounds and other ghostly activity associated with The Maids Head Hotel, adding to its haunted reputation.
The Mallard
📍 507 London Road, Boxmoor · HP3 9BQ
Ghostly Gatherings investigators at the Mallard report hair lifting, scratches, figures on CCTV and unexplained responses during investigations. Accounts also mention a childlike presence called Molly and activity in neighbouring former stable and office spaces.
The Mermaid Inn
📍 Mermaid Street · TN31 7EY
At the Mermaid Inn on Rye’s Mermaid Street, whose present building dates to 1420, reports include a repeating ghostly duel, a woman in white, empty-corridor footsteps and furniture apparently moving overnight.
The Mill at Sonning
📍 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.
The Mount Cemetery
📍 The Mount · GU2 4JB
The site is associated with a dark shadow figure reportedly seen moving among the graves and paths.
The Mug House
📍 Claines Lane · WR3 7RN
The Mug House in Claines is associated with footsteps attributed to a ghost called Bert, unexplained knocking and reports of glasses moving or breaking.
The New Inn, Coleford
📍 The New Inn, Coleford · EX17 5BZ
Reports at the New Inn include a phantom monk called Sebastian and a female apparition accompanied by perfume.
The New Inn, Pembridge
📍 Market Square, Pembridge, Leominster · HR6 9DZ
The New Inn in Pembridge has two separate ghost traditions. A young woman in a long gown is said to appear to women while waiting for a soldier who never returned. Another apparition, a soldier wearing a scarlet tunic, reportedly walks through the ground floor, sometimes carrying a sword or beating a drum. Neither figure has been identified through a documented death.
The Novium Museum
📍 Tower Street · PO19 1QH
The site is associated with a Roman soldier-like apparition reported around the museum and remains of the ancient city.
The Old Barracks, Cahersiveen
📍 Bridge Street, Cahersiveen, County Kerry · V23 VR62
The Old Barracks in Cahersiveen, formerly a Royal Irish Constabulary station, was investigated by GhostÉire. An account of the investigation says team members sensed what they interpreted as several spirit presences within the building. The barracks, built in the 1870s and destroyed by fire in 1922, was later restored as a heritage centre. The reported activity remains an investigator's account rather than a documented apparition.
The Old Bell Hotel, Derby
The Old Bell’s white-capped serving maid is traditionally said to have been murdered by Jacobite soldiers in 1745. Room 29 has a separate story of lovelorn linen maid Mabel.
