GHOST HUNT LOCATIONS

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Shepton Mallet Prison

The World's Oldest Prison. Within it's ancient stones lies a tapestry of suffering. But it wasn’t just the prisoners who dwelled there; something darker clung to the shadows.

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Beer Caves

A fascinating man-made complex of underground caves, with evidence of quarrying dating back over 2,000 years.

The caves feature mighty halls with vaulted roofs and pillars made of Beer Stone, often likened to a vast underground cathedral.

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Great Fulford

Great Fulford has been the home to the Fulford family for over 800 years. This magnificent home lies within the historic parish of Dunsford, near Exeter.

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Old Forde House

Old Forde House, a grade I listed manor house dating back to 1550 in Newton Abbot, Devon.

Now owned by Teignbridge District Council, this house has many stories to tell.

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Mansion House

In 1896, the Mansion House emerged from Cardiff’s mist, a Victorian marvel born for James Howell. Visitors shiver, their breaths stolen. Chills, whispers, watchful eyes. A gentleman in tails, glimpsed near the grand staircase.

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Coldharbour Mill

Coldharbour Mill, situated in Uffculme, Devon, is one of the oldest woollen mills in the world, having been in continuous production since 1797. It's spooky past presents us with undoubted paranormal activity, just waiting to be explored.

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Bitton House

Discover the eerie past of Bitton House, an 18th-century Georgian mansion in Teignmouth. Once home to Sir John Major and a retreat for Charles Dickens, its grand halls now echo with more than just history. Visitors report strange footsteps, chilling whispers, and an unsettling presence that never leaves.

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Church House Front

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Church
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Locals speak of footsteps echoing in empty rooms, chilling drafts on still nights, and faint murmurs that drift through the dark. Are these the echoes of village souls who once gathered here, or something far more mysterious? Book now to find out!

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Margam Castle

Margam Castle looms with a haunted past: eerie footsteps echo, ghostly figures linger, and the spirit of a protective Victorian gamekeeper is said to roam the grounds. Enter if you dare— Margam’s restless spirits await.

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Kents
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The Oldest Ancient Human Home in Britain—where every stone, every shadow whispers secrets of life that roamed here over 500,000 years ago.

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Bron Y Garth

Bron-Y-Garth, a derelict Grade II listed building from 1839, carries the dark weight of its history as a workhouse, hospital, and prison. Known as one of Wales’ most haunted sites, it has witnessed hundreds of deaths and stories of hardship.

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Bodmin Jail

In the shadowy moors of Cornwall lies Bodmin Jail, a place steeped in history and shrouded in darkness. Its stone walls whisper secrets of the condemned, their anguished cries frozen in time. Visitors report flickering lights, icy breath on their necks, and shadowy figures lurking just out of sight.

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Shire Hall Museum

Step through the heavy doors, and you’re no longer a visitor—you’re a witness to history’s most haunting trials. Walk down cold, narrow cells that held prisoners before their fates were sealed; feel the tension in the air of the courtroom where their lives changed forever.

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Nothe Fort

Beneath the surface of this 160-year-old military defense structure lies more than just history. A labyrinth of underground passages and rooms—once abandoned to time and vandalism—now whispers secrets of the past. Since its restoration in 1980, the Fort has stood as a monument to its former glory, inviting visitors to explore its storied halls.

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Oxford Castle

Through centuries of war, bloodshed, and imprisonment, Oxford Castle and Prison have borne witness to unimaginable horrors—and some say, the spirits left behind.

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The Walronds

Experience the eerie history of the Walronds with Ghostly Nights. This 1605 Tudor townhouse in Cullompton is steeped in chilling tales of witches, shadows, and restless spirits. Are you brave enough to uncover its secrets?

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Merley House

A spectral Victorian woman glides near the staircase, her presence icy and sudden. Laughter and tiny footsteps echo in empty halls, lights flicker, and unseen eyes watch from the shadows.

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Museum of East Dorset

The Museum of East Dorset blends history, mystery, and a touch of the supernatural. Founded by Hilda Coles in the 1960s, the museum showcases over 35,000 objects, including Roman artefacts, an Iron Age skeleton, and Victorian Valentine cards.

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Northleach Prison

The Old Prison of Northleach stands as a chilling monument to centuries of sorrow and cruelty. Its cold, damp walls once confined the desperate and the damned, where whispers of the past still linger. Visitors have reported eerie phenomena—ghostly voices in empty rooms, fleeting figures dressed in Victorian attire, and the unshakable feeling of being watched.

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Insole Court

Once a grand gothic mansion, Insole Court holds more than history—it harbors restless spirits. From ghostly laughter to shadowy figures, its haunted halls await.

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Portsmouth Arms Hotel

Step inside the Portsmouth Arms, where centuries of history intertwine with chilling tales of the supernatural. From shadowy figures to playful spirits, this Devon pub is no ordinary stop—it’s a doorway to the past that refuses to rest.

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St. Nicholas Priory

Experience the eerie whispers and ghostly footsteps of St. Nicholas Priory. Uncover its haunted secrets on a spine-chilling ghost hunt—if you dare!

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Wookey Hole Caves

Uncover the chilling legend of the Witch of Wookey Hole - where ancient caves, ghostly whispers, and stone-cold curses blur the line between history and the paranormal.