Preston Manor is located in Preston, Sussex in England. During the Domesday survey of 1086 it is believed that Preston had a manor house with a simple timber-framed structure but no trace of it exists today. In the survey the manor was valued at £25 with its own church, 12 ploughs, 8 oxen and an [...]
Sinai House is located in Burton on Trent, Staffordshire in England. The Saxons used the local area as a stronghold. The building which stands today replaced an earlier fortified manor of the de Schobenhale family. The de Schobenhale family held courts and trials in the manor house and had a strong influence and generally ran the [...]
Hermeston Hall is located in Oldcoats, Nottinghamshire in England. The hall as it is today was built in 1848 by C. Challoner who was a wine and timber merchant from Liverpool. The hall has around 50 rooms and it was also beleived to have been built from materials that were stolen from Roche Abbey. Hermeston [...]
Annesley Hall is a grade 2 listed building and is located in Annesley, Nottinghamshire in England. The hall was built around 1156 when William the Conqueror bestowed the hall to a fellow Norman. Over the years Annesley Hall has been the home of many Lords including the famous poet, Lord Byron. During the 14th century the [...]
Greengate Brewery is located in Middleton, Greater Manchester in England. A retired cotton manufacturer named John Lees formed Greengate Brewery which produced real ale in 1828 after buying a patch of land and cottages in Middleton. The brewery was once residential cottages which date back to the 17th century. In 1876 John Lees’ grandson, John [...]
Caesars Nightclub is located in the City of London, Greater London in England. Caesars is the largest nightclub in London. During the 1940′s the club was called The Locamo. In 1948 Ruth Ellis (the last woman to be hanged in Britain) was a hostess at The Locamo. During the 1950′s the Kray brothers were known to [...]
The Chislehurst Caves are located in Chislehurst, Kent in England. They are believed to originated from the very early 13th century as they were first mentioned on record in 1250. Although called “caves” they are entirely man made. The cave were originally mined out for chalk and flint. During World War 1 the caves were [...]
Appuldercombe House is located in Wroxall, Isle of Wight in England. Appuldurcombe House was built around the year 1100 and was originally used as a Priory. Over the following years it was used as a Convent and family home. The original house which was owned by Sir Robert Worsley was replaced in 1702 by architect [...]
Brougham Hall is located in Penrith, Cumbria in England. Brougham Hall dates back to around the 1500′s and was extended between 1830 and 1847. Today the hall is being revamped and renovated by volunteers back to its former glory. Reported Paranormal Activity Visitors have heard the ghosts of soldiers fighting and marching around the Hall [...]
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 [...]
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