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List of locations in the U.K where people have seen/ experienced paranormal activity.
A 19th-century illustration of
Cock Lane . The haunting took place in the three-storey building on the right.
The following is a list of reportedly haunted locations in the
United Kingdom .
The kingdom is reputedly the most haunted landmass in the world, with
England as the most haunted country, reporting the densest coverage of purported ghost sightings and paranormal experiences both per person, and by geographical area.
[1] Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are also rich in ghost lore (though far less densely populated), and there is not a single village, town or city which does not have reportings of ghosts and ghost belief going back multiple centuries.
[1]
England
Borley Rectory in 1892
Borley Rectory in the village of
Borley , Essex, England. No longer extant.
Brislington , once an attractive
Somerset village but now a neighbourhood in
Bristol , is reputed to have many ghosts.
[4]
Chillingham Castle , a medieval castle in
Chillingham, Northumberland .
[5]
Dartmouth, Devon , ancient maritime town has many ghost stories.
[6]
Flitwick Manor in Bedfordshire, reputedly haunted and appeared on
Strange but True? in 1995.
[7]
[8]
Hoghton Tower , a historic house and stately home in the village of Hoghton, Preston is the second most haunted place in England.
[9]
Minsden Chapel , a ruin in Hertfordshire, is reputed to be visited at midnight on All Hallows Eve by a ghostly monk who climbs now-vanished stairs while the lost bells toll.
[10]
Renishaw Hall , a stately home in
Derbyshire .
[11]
Royal Court Theatre in
Liverpool .
[12] It was visited by paranormal investigators on
Most Haunted .
Buckinghamshire
Chenies Manor House , a country house in the village of
Chenies .
[13]
The Chequers Inn, a pub in the town of
Amersham .
[13]
Cock Lane, a street in the town of
High Wycombe .
[13]
The Crown Inn, a pub in the village of
Penn .
[13]
Finnamore Wood, a forest near the village of
Marlow .
[13]
Four Ashes Road, in the village of
Hughenden Valley .
[13]
Fulmer , a village near the town of Gerrards Cross.
[13]
Gerrards Cross , a town in south-east Buckinghamshire.
[13]
The George and Dragon, a pub in the village of
West Wycombe .
[13]
The Greyhound Inn, a pub in the village of
Chalfont St Peter .
[13]
Hellfire Caves , a system of man-dug caves in
West Wycombe .
[13]
High Wycombe railway station , in the town of
High Wycombe .
[13]
Medmenham Abbey, a country house near the village of
Medmenham .
[13]
Missenden Abbey , a country house in the village of
Great Missenden .
[13]
The Royal Standard of England, a pub in the hamlet of
Forty Green .
[14]
St Lawrence's Church , in the village of
West Wycombe .
[13]
St Bartholomew's Church , in the village of
Fingest .
[13]
The White Hart, a pub in the village of
Chalfont St Peter .
[13]
Lincolnshire
London
284 Green Street , Enfield
50 Berkeley Square , a townhouse in the
City of Westminster .
[18]
The British Museum
[19]
Brookside Theatre , in the borough of
Havering .[
citation needed ]
Bruce Castle , a manor house in the borough of
Haringey .
[18]
284 Green Street , a council house in the borough of
Enfield .
Cock Lane , a street in the
City of London .
Hall Place , in the
London Borough of Bexley .
[20]
[21]
Hampton Court Palace , a royal palace in the borough of
Richmond upon Thames .
[22]
Langham Hotel , a hotel in the City of Westminster.
[23]
Tower of London , a castle in the borough of
Tower Hamlets .
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane , a theatre haunted by the "Man in Grey".
The New Forest
Angel & Blue Pig , a coaching inn in
Lymington
[24]
Beaulieu Abbey , a ruined Cistercian Abbey in
Beaulieu
[25]
Beaulieu Palace House , the seat of
Baron Montagu of Beaulieu
[25]
Bolton's Bench, a hill surrounded in
dragon folklore outside
Lyndhurst
[26]
Breamore House , an Elizabethan manor house built on the site of
Breamore Priory
[25]
Fleur de Lys, the oldest pub in the New Forest, at
Pilley
[24]
Fox and Hounds, an 18th-century coaching inn on the High Street,
Lyndhurst
[24]
Glasshayes House , a country house and former hotel redesigned by
Arthur Conan Doyle in
Lyndhurst
[26]
Hurst Castle , an
artillery fort established by
Henry VIII on the
Hurst Spit
[25]
Red Lion Pub, Boldre
[24]
Rufus Stone , a stone that marks the traditional site of the killing of
William Rufus , outside
Minstead
[26]
Waterloo Arms, a 16th-century thatched pub in Pikes Hill,
Lyndhurst
[24]
Norfolk
Warwickshire
Northern Ireland
Springhill ,
Moneymore ,
County Londonderry
Scotland
Wales
See also
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