Feathers Hotel is located in Ludlow, Shropshire in England. The Feathers Hotel was originally built around the year 1619 by an attorney named Rees Jones. The Feathers was names after the Ostrich feather motifs which form part of the timber frame façade. These feathers can still be seen on the three street gables when looked at [...]
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 [...]
The Crown Bar Liquor Saloon is located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Originally the building was opened as The Railway Tavern by Felix O’Hanlon. Not long after, Michael Flanagan bought the pub and his son Patrick renovated and renamed it in 1885 to the Crown Bar Liquor Saloon. Patrick hired Italian Craftsmen who created the spectacular woodwork and stained glass windows. [...]
Grace Neill’s is located in Donaghadee, County Down in Northern Ireland. Grace Neill’s is known for being the oldest pub in Ireland. In 1611 the pub was opened under the name of the King’s Arms. During the 20th century the King’s Arms was renamed to Grace Neill’s after a former landlady who was well liked [...]
Carisbrooke Castle is located in Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight in England. It is thought that Carisbrooke Castle was occupied in pre-Roman times as ancient ruined walls have been found on and around the grounds of the castle. King Cynric’s newphew, Wihtgar, was buried within the grounds when he died in AD 544. In the late 7th [...]
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 [...]
Hellens Manor is located in Ledbury, Herefordshire in England. During the late 11th century the de Balun family were granted with Hellens Manor by King John. Originally the Manor belonged to the Monks who were brought to Ledbury from Carmeilles by William the Conqueror to educate the locals. Walter de Balun gained possession of Hellens [...]
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 [...]
The Derby Fish Market is located in Derbyshire in England. The fish market was originally a Victorian Police Station with cells. Reported Paranormal Activity In 1879 a man named Gerald mannering was imprisoned in the police station which is now the fish market for being drunken and disorderly whilst driving a pony and trap. When [...]
Hughenden Manor is located in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire in England. Records show that Hughenden Manor existed as far back as the year 1086. Benjamin Disraeli, a Victorian Prime minister once resided at Hughenden Manor during the mid-late 19th century. In 1862 architect, Edward Buckton Lamb and Benjamin Disraeli remodeled the house. After the death of BenjaminDisraeli, [...]
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