‘Just outside Penrith stands Eden Hall…’
Visit Penrith, CUMBERLANDSHIRE in the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map
170. Penzance, CORNWALL.
‘…an old sea captain dressed in laced ruffles…’
Visit Penzance, CORNWALL in the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map
171. Peterborough, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
‘…the scene of bitter fighting during the Civil War…’
Visit Peterborough, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE in the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map
172. Pevensey Bay, SUSSEX.
‘The fourteenth-century Old Mint House has a small bedroom, long reputed to be haunted by a girl in sixteenth-century costume…’
Visit Pevensey Bay, SUSSEX, in the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map
173. Pluckley, ASHFORD
KNOWN AS THE MOST HAUNTED VILLAGE IN KENT…
Dennis Chambers; HAUNTED PLUCKLEY
The Windmill, Pluckley
Dering Arms Hotel, Pluckley Station
The Village, Pluckley,
PLUCKLEY – RAILWAY LUGGAGE LABEL
Visit Pluckley, Ashford in the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map
174. Poling, SUSSEX
‘…the ancient Commandery of the Knights Hospitallers of St John…’
Visit St John’s Priory in the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map
175. Poole, DORSET
‘…reported to be the scene of strange happenings not long ago…’
Mike Faherty, Poole, Crown Hotel (2012)
The Dorset Paranormal Research Team, Crown Hotel, Poole (2018)
Paul Christian, Crown Hotel (2017)
Emma Louise, The Crown Hotel, Poole (2015)
Visit Poole, DORSET on the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map.
176. *Potter Heigham, NORFOLK
‘The famous old- three-arched bridge…’
Neal Trafankowski, Sunrise at Potter Heigham (2018)
John Fielding, Potter Heigham & River Thurne in Norfolk (2017)
Herbert Woods, Potter Heigham in 1938 (2018)
Kate McCabe, The Norfolk Broads (2019)
Broadland Memories, Potter Heigham, photographed in the 1890s by John Bickerdyke
Broadland Memories, Potter Heigham c1920s with Applegates & Herbert Woods boatyard
Museum of the Broads; Built in 1385 ish are still in full use today – Potter Heigham bridge (2014)
Potter Bridge; ‘I’m not getting any younger’ (2019)
Shire Surveyors; Unusual cottage on the Norfolk Broads at Potter Heigham (2019)
Kay Fairest; Helter Skelter House (2018)
Mark Pimlott; Helter Skelter House, Potter Heigham
Visit Potter Heigham, NORFOLK on the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map.
177. Raynham, NORFOLK
‘Raynham Hall is the home of the famous ‘Brown Lady’ ghost…’
Ben Pentreath (@BenPentreath) Heaven is the new incredible @WofInteriors with superb article on hidden gem Raynham Hall… (2014)
House and Heritage (@HousendHeritage) Raynham Hall (2018)
House and Heritage (@_houseandgarden) Perfect country house interiors from Raynham Hall (2019)
Amber (@Na0sGlass) My well-worn Weekly Reader ‘Haunted Houses’ (which I’ve kept since I was 6 years old) published in 1969. Highlights: the story of the Lady of Raynham Hall and the Tulip Staircase. One of the first books I read cover to cover and numerous times. (2018)
DEADLIVE (@DEADLIVEUK) Raynham Hall, Norfolk without a doubt, the Brown Lady is the Hall’s most popular resident ghost. The Lady is thought to be Lady Dorothy (2017)
Flamenco Nut (@flamencobug) Lady Dorothy Walpole (1686–1726)’s husband Charles Townshend had a v violent temper. Believing her unfaithful, he imprisoned her at home, unable even to see her kids. She died of smallpox, still captive (2018)
House and Heritage (@HousendHeritage) ‘I play the lottery twice a week’: inside the crumbling 7,000-acre estate that one couple expects will cost millions to restore (2018)
Antique Collecting (@AntiqueMag) Our front cover this month features an interior from Raynham Hall (2018)
Annette Lane (2019) Entrance Hall of Raynham Hall, Norfolk; photo courtesy John Unis (2019)
Jeffs Comics (@jeffs_comics) In Search of … Ghosts in the Comic Books! (2019)
Visit Raynham, NORFOLK on the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map.
178. Reading, BERKSHIRE.
‘A ‘four-roomed house’, somewhere on Oxford Road…’
‘Oxford Road in Reading on the number 17 bus…’ (2013) @CyclingEurope
Oxford Road, Reading (1893) @HistoryGlimpses
The West [Reading] Laundry / Dunlops Hay & Straw Factors, Oxford Road, Reading (2015); @ghostsigns: “These ghost signs are at the junction of Oxford Road and Kensington Road in West Reading. The photograph was taken on 28th November 2015 during a short period when the sign for the laundry was temporarily on show, having been obscured by shop signage for years; it is again now mostly covered up with other signage. The Dunlops sign is still fully visible (and already archived in The History of Advertising Trust Ghostsigns Archive).” (Instagram post)
Ghost Signs in Oxford Road (2015); @rdgchronicle
Tote windows at Reading Stadium (Oxford Road) during its 1973 demolition @HistoryGlimpses
Visit Reading, BERKSHIRE. on the Gazetteer of British Ghosts Google Map.
