Thainstone House is located in Inverurie, Aberdeenshire in England. The house was built by an architect named Archibald Simpson in the 18th century on the site of an earlier house which was owned by James Wilson who signed the American Declaration of Independence. Unfortunately the original house was ruined by the Jacobites in 1745. Thainstone [...]
Leith Hall is located in Kennethmont, Aberdeenshire in Scotland. Leith Hall was built in 1650 by JAmes Leith on the site of the medieval Peill Castle. The hall remained in the same family for hundreds of years by being passed from father to son. In 1939 the last two Lairds of the hall died within [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
The Guildhall is located in Leicester, Leicestershire in England. The great hall around the year 1390 and was the meeting place of the Guild of Corpus Christi. The two wings were added and the great hall was extended over the next century. In 1548 the Corporation bought Guildhall when the guild was dissolved. The town library [...]
Foxbury Manor is located in Chislehurst, Kent in England. In 1875 Foxbury Manor was designed by an architect named David Brandon for Henry Frederick Tiark. The Manor remained in the possession of the Tiark family until 1931 when they had serious money troubles and were eventually forced to sell Foxbury Manor. Bishops and their families [...]
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 [...]
Ventnor Botanic Gardens are located in Ventor, Isle of Wight in England. On the site of the gardens once stood a Royal National Hospital for diseases of the chest, founded in 1868. The hospital was a major facility until antibiotics and tuberculosis were discovered. At this point in time the hospital was barely used and was [...]
Clearwell Caves Iron Mines are located in Royal Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire in England. For thousands of years Iron Ore was mined from the caves and is now a museum. Reported Paranormal Activity Over the years the have been many reports sounds echoing down the caverns and tunnels like pick-axes chiseling at the walls of the [...]
The Maltings is located in Saffron Walden, Essex in England. The Maltings was built between 1490 and 1520 and was used as a merchant’s store house for buying and selling saffron. In 1780 Elizabeth Wyatt was given The Maltings by her Father and passed it on to her Granddaughter, Elizabeth Gibson as a wedding present [...]
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