Haunted Locations

Jamaica Inn is located in Bolventor, Cornwall in England. Jamaica Inn was originally built in 1750 to be used as a coaching inn. Cornwall and Devon is estimated to have had at least half of all the brandy and a quarter of all the tea that has been smuggled into the UK land on its shores [...]

Bodmin Jail is located in Bodmin, Cornwall in England. The jail was originally built for King George 3rd in 1779 by prisoners of war and was designed by Sir John Call. The jail had enough room to accomodate 100 prisoners. The building which stands today was built in 1860 using 20’000 tonnes of granite from [...]

The Lost Gardens of Heligan are located in St Austell, Cornwall in England. The 19th century gardens are one of the most visited botanical gardens in the UK. During the 18th century the Tremayne family designed and started to construct these gardens which took right up until the 20th century to complete. Numerous television programs [...]

Prideaux Place is located in Padstow, Cornwall in England. The building was completed in 1592 and has been the home of the Prideaux-Brune family for 14 generations. The house contains many valuable items including Royal portraits, family portraits, antique and rare furniture as well as the Prideaux porcelain collection. The house has featured on Most Haunted [...]

The Wellington Hotel is located in Boscastle, Cornwall in England. The building was built in the 16th century and was used as a coaching inn. The original name of the building was the Bos Castle but it was renamed in 1852 to Scotts Wellington. In 1860 the Wellington Hotel was extended. Over the years The [...]

Given as a gift to Robert, Count of Mortain by his half-brother William the Conquerer, Penfound Manor is one of the most continually inhabited ancestral family homes in England. Penfound Manor was originally a Saxon household. Today Penfound Manor is still privately owned and lived in by the Penfound family who took their name from the Manor. [...]