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

Home of Henry James

Henry James lived in this very nice Queen Anne home from 1898 until the time of his death. He always claimed there was poltergeist activity in the home and that a ghost of an old lady would often visit him to help him out with his writing. No one else experienced this activity but a photographer did catch something on film that appeared to be the old women.

After the death of Henry James the home was owned by author E. F. Benson and then owned by another author Rumer Godden both of whom claimed Henry James claims were true because they had the same experiences. Rumer Godden then had the home cleansed and blessed by a priest.

Lamb House