The Screaming Queen and The Ghosts of Hampton Court | M.P. Pellicer

There are two ghosts that are well known to haunt Hampton Court. They were both English Queens and wives of Henry VIII. One is Jane Seymour who died shortly after giving birth to Prince Edward, and the other is the shrieking ghost of Catherine Howard executed for adultery. However there is another who finds no peace, and her only downfall was loyalty to the royal family.

Hampton Court was once the property of Cardinal Wolsey. Henry VIII who took Hampton Court from Wolsey was believed to have peopled the place with its many ghosts.

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The Haunting of Ash Manor | Nightshade Diary Podcast

The Haunting of Ash Manor near Guildford by Maude ffoulkes


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The Nameless Thing of Berkeley Square | M.P. Pellicer

50 Berkeley Square is a 4-story, brick townhouse in Mayfair. In the late 19th century it became known as one of the most haunted houses in London.

A murderous unnamed thing was said to be responsible for several deaths in the home, but there were other suspects mentioned throughout the years.

There are stories of a ghost that haunts the 4th floor attic (others say the 2nd) of 50 Berkeley Square. The structure has been referred to as "the most haunted house in London". Others argue it is not a ghost at all but an amphibious, predatory cryptid, reminiscent of Lovecraft's Cthulu's pantheon.

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Dangerous Hill and Another Eerie Tale | Nightshade Diary Podcast

Dangerous Hill by Gwladys Townshend of Raynham

To Fetch Him Away by Maude ffoulkes

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The Children's Bones | M.P. Pellicer

Undoubtedly historic homes develop a reputation for being haunted. In some cases it's undeserved, and other times there's no doubt that something still walks the halls and paths of what once its home.

The following is an allegedly true story, told by someone who visited Wollaton Hall, (U.K.) several times:

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The Ghost of Lady Anne | M.P. Pellicer

It's not hard to believe a woman, who started out as a mistress, became the wife, and was ultimately killed by her husband does not lie easy in her grave. The lady's name is Anne Boleyn.

Anne was born in an old medieval manor around 1500. Her great-grandfather, Sir Geoffrey Boleyn bought the Tudor house in 1452.

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THE PHANTOM NUN OF BRADLEY WOODS

THE PHANTOM NUN OF BRADLEY WOODS: The village of Bradley in Lincolnshire, England has existed since medieval times, and no one is sure when the Black Lady made her appearance. She became so well known that parents in Bradley and the surrounding area, would scare their children that they should behave or the Black Lady would come and get them.

 

The Haunting of Berkeley Square and Other Stories of Strange Things | Nightshade Diary Podcast

Elliott O’Donnell, wrote about the infamous haunting of Berkeley Square that dates back to the 1840s, during the time of Miss Curzon, the house’s most famous resident. There are other stories of twisted and terrible things that walk inside the walls of 50 Berkeley Square.

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The Sudden Dead | A Casebook of Ghosts | Podcast

True stories about little remembered ghosts that haunt the suburbs of London. | Narrated by Marlene Pardo Pellicer

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Jane of George Street and Another Ghost Story | Podcast

Some ghosts are seen by only a few who are witness to the hell they are trapped in. | Narrated by Marlene Pardo Pellicer

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