The Footsteps at Warwick Castle Kept Walking Through an Empty Corridor
Warwick Castle has plenty of ghost stories, but one of its strangest hauntings begins with something almost ordinary: the sound of a man walking.
Haunted Places
The House Where a Ghost Walked Out of the Wall
Joseph and Elizabeth Procter were not searching for a haunted house when they moved their family beside Willington Mill in northern England in 1835. Joseph was a Quaker businessman, and the property near the River Tyne was where the family expected to live while he…
Something Still Walks Beneath the Lava Hot Springs Inn
Cindy Martin and Sierra Peace had jobs to do in the basement of the Lava Hot Springs Inn in Idaho. Laundry was part of an ordinary workday, and neither woman was wandering through the building hoping to find a ghost.
The House a Family Finally Couldn’t Live In
When Mary and William Ricketts moved their family into Hinton Ampner in Hampshire in 1765, Mary had little reason to believe the old stories surrounding the property.
Something in the House Started Writing His Name
When Keith Linder moved into a modern house in Bothell, Washington, in May 2012, there was nothing about it that looked haunted. He had recently earned a promotion, and moving into the quiet suburban property with his girlfriend Tina felt like the beginning of a…
They Rented Scotland’s Most Haunted House Just to Find Out What Was Inside
By the 1890s, Ballechin House in Perthshire had the kind of reputation most people would avoid. Visitors and tenants spoke of footsteps crossing empty rooms, unexplained knocking, voices with no visible speaker and figures appearing where nobody should have been standing.
The Village Where the Devil Seemed to Spread From House to House
In March 1857, ten-year-old Péronne Tavernier walked into school in the isolated Alpine village of Morzine and collapsed into a strange, deathlike state.
The Haunting That Followed Virginia to School
On the night of November 22, 1960, eleven-year-old Virginia Campbell climbed into bed beside her nine-year-old niece Margaret in a small house in Sauchie, Scotland.
Something Was Building People Inside the House
When Reverend Eliakim Phelps and his family returned from church on March 10, 1850, their mansion in Stratford, Connecticut, should have been exactly as they had left it.