Haunted Locations

The Bargate in Southampton was built around 1180 A.D, constructed out of flint and stone, during the Norman period. The structure was built for defence with large drum towers and arrow slit windows.

The Angel Inn Hotel is located in Lymington, Hampshire in England. The building dates back to the 18th century and was once used as a coaching inn. Reported Paranormal Activity Visitors at the Angel Inn Hotel have reported sightings of a ghost dressed in a Naval coat. A second ghost has been reported wearing clothes [...]

The Brushmakers Arms is located in Upham, Hampshire in England. Over the last 600 years this building has been used as a private house, a school and a brushmakers which is what its current name is based on and more recently a pub. Many years ago a gentleman named Mr Chicket was staying at the [...]

The Hyde Tavern is located in Winchester, Hampshire in England. The Hyde Tavern is known as the smallest and one of the oldest taverns in Winchester. The Tavern is just a 15 minute walk from the main town center. Reported Paranormal Activity Guests staying at the Hyde Tavern have reported that their bedcovers were pulled [...]

The Rising Sun is located in Winchester, Hampshire in England. Reported Paranormal Activity Staff working at The Rising Sun have reported seeing blood oozing down the walls of the cellar and barrels toppling over by themselves. During the English Civil War a Roundhead Soldier was said to be held captive in the cellar. Various items [...]

The Tudor House Museum is located in Southampton, Hampshire in England. The house was built in 1492 and was home to some important people including Sir Richard Lyster the Chief Justice of England and George Rogers. John Dawtrey built the Tudor house and also lived in it for a while. The building has received a [...]

Apsley House is located in Southsea, Hamshire in England. Apsley House was once a Victorian Girls School. Reported Paranormal Activity Customers at the Apsley House Bar have reported that when they leave their pints unattended for a few minutes, they return to find their drinks had mysteriously been refilled. The owners and regulars believe this [...]

Netley Abbey is located in Netley, Hampshire in England. It was built in 1239 to be used to house Monks of austere Cistercian order. King Henry 8th ordered the Abbey to be closed during the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1536. The Abbey was then converted by William Paulet into a mansion. William was a [...]

Built in the 17th century, Bramshill House is located in the civil parish of Bramshill in Hampshire, England. Edward Zouche, 11th Baron Zouche of Harringworth bought a manor house in Northeast Hampshire in 1605. Edward demolished and rebuilt a large portion of the house making it the building we know and can still see today [...]