Adlington Hall Ghost Stories: Cheshire’s Tudor Haunt Adlington Hall ghost stories swirl through this Tudor manor in Macclesfield, SK10 4LF, a 15th-century seat of the Legh family. A Grade I listed treasure, its oak beams and courtyards grace Cheshire’s hills, now a private estate. Near Lyme Hall, its shadowed rooms hum with tales of loss and […]
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Lyme Hall ghost stories haunt this stately manor in Disley, SK12 2NR, a Tudor pile rebuilt for the Legh family in the 16th century. A Grade I listed estate, its towers and gardens awed gentry, now a National Trust site. Near Tabley House, its grand halls pulse with tales of duty and doom. Lyme Hall
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Walton Hall ghost stories echo through this Cheshire manor at Warrington, WA4 6SN, a Victorian pile built in 1836 for the Greenall family. A Grade II listed gem, its turrets and lawns awed gentry, now a venue. Near Tabley House, its vast halls pulse with tales of duty and doom. Walton Hall rose as Cheshire’s
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Gawsworth Hall ghost stories haunt this Cheshire manor at Macclesfield, SK11 9RN, a Tudor pile built in 1480 for the Fitton family. A Grade I listed gem, its timbers and gardens charm visitors, now a venue. Near Capesthorne Hall, its grand halls hum with tales of betrayal and woe. Gawsworth Hall thrived as Cheshire’s fields
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Tabley House ghost stories chill this Cheshire manor at Knutsford, WA16 0HB, a Georgian gem built in 1761 for the Leicester family. A Grade I listed pile, its columns and lakes awed gentry, now a museum. Near Tatton Hall, its grand halls pulse with tales of betrayal and woe. Tabley House rose as Cheshire’s fields
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Capesthorne Hall ghost stories haunt this Cheshire manor at Congleton Road, SK11 9JY, a Regency masterpiece rebuilt in 1837 by Edward Davies Davenport. A Grade II* listed jewel, its domes and lake dazzled gentry near Manchester, now a private venue. Unlike Tatton Hall, its quieter past hides darker shades of loss. Capesthorne Hall rose as
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Tatton Hall ghost stories haunt this Cheshire manor at Knutsford, WA16 6QN, a neoclassical pile built in 1716 for the Egerton family. A Grade I listed jewel, its marble halls and 2,000-acre park dazzled Regency elites, joining the National Trust in 1958. Near Manchester, its stately past pulses with spectral whispers of sorrow and sin.
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