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Haunted Houses in Britain

50 Berkeley Square
Aberglasney House and Gardens
Althorp
Appuldurcombe Manor
Arreton Manor
Aston Hall
Athelhampton Hall
Avebury Manor
Basing House
Batemans
Belgrave Hall
Bestwood Lodge Hotel
Blickling Hall
Bramall Hall
Burton Agnes Hall
Chambercombe Manor
Charlton House
Chavenage House
Combermere Abbey
Cotehele
Cromwell's House
Crook Hall
East Riddlesden Hall
Edenhall Country Hotel
Elvaston Castle
Flitwick Manor Hotel
Gainsborough Old Hall
Grace Dieu Priory
Gwydir Castle
Hall's Croft
Handel House Museum
Harlaxton Manor
Hatfield House
Hellens Manor
Hergest Court
Highlow Hall
Hinton Ampner Garden
Hughenden Manor
Izaak Walton's Cottage
King Johns Hunting Lodge
Knebworth House
Lamb House
Lanhydrock House
Layer Marney Tower
Lewtrenchard Manor
Little Moreton Hall
Llancaiach Fawr Manor
Longleat
Loseley House
Maes-Y-Neuadd
Michelham Priory
Miskin Manor Hotel
Newstead Abbey
Newton House
Oatlands Park Hotel
Old Soar Manor
Otford Palace

Penshurst Place and Gardens

Peterborough Museum

Plas Teg

Polesden Lacey
Priest's House
Purse Caundle Manor
Rainham Hall
Redworth Hall Hotel
Renvyle House
Rufford Old Hall
Saltram House
Samlesbury Old Hall
Sandford Orcas Manor
Shrieves House
Shute Barton Manor
Speke Hall
Sutton House
Sutton Scarsdale Hall
Thetford Warren Lodge
Thorington Hall
The Ancient High House
The Berystede Hotel
The Boathouse
Treasurer's House
Trerice Manor
Wallington Hall
Washington Old Hall
Weston Manor Hotel
Whately Hall Hotel
Wilderhope Manor
Wollaton House
Woodchester Mansion






 

The Devoted Ghostly Servant

Constructed in 1508 by Sir John Spencer and remodelled in the 18th century this magnificent home has been home to the Spencer family for almost 500 years. This is the childhood home of Princess Diana, Princess of Whales and is also her final resting place since her passing in 1977.

The story of the ghost haunting the Spencer home is actually a very touching one. Apparently Lord Lyttleton was very afraid of fire and could not rest thinking that someone would fall asleep with their candle still burning and the house would catch on fire. He made it one of his grooms duties to go into every room in the house nightly and make sure that all of the candles had been extinquished.

About two weeks after this devoted groom died, a house guest by the name of a Mr. Drury awoke to find a groom in his bedroom carrying a lantern staring at him. Mr Drury took offense to the intrusion and in the morning informed Lady Lyttleton of what happened the night before and told her he thought the groom might have been drunk. Lady Lyttleton promptly informed him the groom was most certainly not drunk, he was dead and he was a very devoted groom who was still doing is nightly duties even after his death.

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