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The Green Lady goes for a stroll

Posted on June 18, 2012 by

The latest article on Uncanny UK is by an old friend of the website, Lincolnshire folklore enthusiast Sean McNeaney. Sean revisits the well-known apparition of ‘the Green Lady of Thorpe Hall’ but highlights an encounter with the ghost – if … Continue reading →

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Is this Britain’s most haunted church?

Posted on May 29, 2012 by

While I was researching my Ghost Finder London app (http://is.gd/sKQ8TJ) I was introduced and re-introduced to a number of haunted sites previously not known to me or which I only knew of vaguely. Many stood out but perhaps the most … Continue reading →

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Chart of the Top 50 Most Haunted Places in Britain – complete!

Posted on April 4, 2012 by

On Hallowe’en last year I began a chart of what I considered might fairly be described as the fifty most haunted places in Britain. My original plan was to complete this putative chart by the end of 2011 but all sorts … Continue reading →

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Ghostly goings on in a seaside town

Posted on January 14, 2012 by

I’m really enjoying the renaissance in regional ghost guides, especially those focusing on towns that have never been fully researched before. The latest ghost guide from the History Press is Haunted Weymouth by Alex Woodward. Now how many haunted sites … Continue reading →

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New haunted house in Lincolnshire

Posted on June 21, 2011 by

And I do mean new – disturbing hauntings kicked off 18 months after it was built. Not a typical poltergiest situation, in that apparitions were seen from the off and there were no children in the house. I received a … Continue reading →

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