Built in 1702. The former home of many dignitaries. It was also used as a prisoner of war camp during world war 1 and a refugee camp during world war 2. There have been numerous paranormal sightings here of children that are said to knock on windows, touch people and pick their pockets. There have also been sightings of soldiers and a woman that stares out of windows. Tables will move on their own, doors will slam and disembodied voices are often heard.
Built in 1894 as a meeting place for the town council. This is a very creepy place at night where the sound of screaming has been heard and ringing noises that sound like a servant’s bell. People have noticed things move behind them and seen figures going up and down the stairs. In the basement, the door to the old building attendant’s apartment has been seen to close on its own, giving people a chilling feeling that they are not welcome there.
Queens Promenade, Norbreck, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY2 9AA
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This enormous complex dates back to 1869 and was once a private home. Its been a meeting place for the upper class and had numerous celebrity visitors. During world war 2 it was used as government offices. Today, its said to be “very haunted”. Sounds of running and terrifying tortures screams can be heard here. Shadows are seen moving underneath doors and handles slowly turning on their own. The image of a boy wearing a flat cap has been seen. People have been followed by black mists, figures and whats described as “glowing faces”!
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Built in 1894 as a meeting place for the town council. This is a very creepy place at night where the sound of screaming has been heard and ringing noises that sound like a servant’s bell. People have noticed things move behind them and seen figures going up and down the stairs. In the basement, the door to the old building attendant’s apartment has been seen to close on its own, giving people a chilling feeling that they are not welcome there.
Built in 1890 as a showpiece for the Midland Railway Company and was once part of the original railway station. It’s played host to many famous guests including the Victorian actor, Sir Henry Irving, who is now said to haunt the building. It’s also believed to be haunted by 2 young servants who brutally lost their lives here in a mysterious incident.
Queens Promenade, Norbreck, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY2 9AA
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This enormous complex dates back to 1869 and was once a private home. Its been a meeting place for the upper class and had numerous celebrity visitors. During world war 2 it was used as government offices. Today, its said to be “very haunted”. Sounds of running and terrifying tortures screams can be heard here. Shadows are seen moving underneath doors and handles slowly turning on their own. The image of a boy wearing a flat cap has been seen. People have been followed by black mists, figures and whats described as “glowing faces”!