About this book
Haunted Spalding gathers reported ghost sightings, unexplained experiences and paranormal investigations from the Lincolnshire town and its surrounding villages. Gemma King combines local testimony with background on the history of the places involved, including Spalding’s former Benedictine monastery site and the fifteenth-century Ayscoughfee Hall & Museum.
The accounts range from a pub where a beer bottle was reportedly thrown at a member of staff to a hotel associated with a spirit, ghostly handprints and disturbances on beds. A sports club also features, alongside the reported ordeal of a local family whose home was allegedly troubled by an evil spirit. The book records an investigation at Ayscoughfee Hall in search of evidence linked to its legendary White Lady.
