Peel Hall chill this Manchester manor at Wythenshawe, M22 5EZ, a Tudor gem built in 1500s for the Stanley family. A Grade II listed relic, its beams and moat awed lords, now a ruin. Near Heaton Hall, its dim halls pulse with tales of strife and loss. Peel Hall stood as Manchester’s mills spun gold, its […]
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Chingle Hall ghost stories haunt this Preston manor at Goosnargh, PR3 2LE, a 13th-century hall built by the Singleton family. A Grade II listed relic, its moated grounds and priest holes hid Catholics during purges, now a private site. Near Samlesbury Hall, its timbered walls hum with spectral dread. Chingle Hall stood as Preston’s fields
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Turton Tower ghost stories haunt this Bolton manor at Chapeltown Road, BL7 0HG, a Tudor stronghold begun in the 1400s by the Orrell family. A Grade I listed treasure, its timbered halls and battlements housed lords, now a museum. Near Smithills Hall, its stone steps creak with tales of doom. Turton Tower stood as Bolton’s
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Lowlands Mansion ghost stories echo through this Liverpool manor at West Derby, L12 7JG, a Gothic pile built in 1846 for a merchant elite. A Grade II listed relic, its turrets and arches housed Unitarian thinkers, now a community hub. Near Croxteth Hall, its stone walls pulse with tales of unrest. Lowlands Mansion rose as
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Anfield Cemetery ghost stories whisper through this Liverpool necropolis at Priory Road, L4 2SL, opened in 1863 to bury the city’s dead. Spanning 141 acres, this Grade II* listed maze of obelisks and catacombs dwarfs Speke Hall, holding 100,000 souls. Near Everton, its silent paths pulse with tales of grief and unrest. Anfield Cemetery grew
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Heaton Hall ghost stories drift through this Manchester manor in Heaton Park, M25 2SW, a Palladian masterpiece built in 1772 by Sir Thomas Egerton. A Grade I listed gem, its soaring columns and frescoed halls stunned Georgian elites, now a council-run museum. Near Salford, its grand past hums with tales of loss and longing. Heaton
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Rufford Old Hall ghost stories haunt this Lancashire manor at 200 Liverpool Road, Rufford, L40 1SG. Built in 1530 by Sir Robert Hesketh, this Grade I listed gem boasts a Great Hall with a hammerbeam roof, passing to the National Trust in 1936. Near Preston, its Tudor timbers whisper of lost souls amid the River
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Hoghton Tower ghost stories echo across this Preston hilltop at Hoghton Lane, PR5 0SH. Built in 1565 by Thomas Hoghton, this fortified manor crowns a 650-foot ridge, a Grade I listed sentinel of Lancashire’s past. Once a Catholic refuge, it hosted Shakespeare’s troupe; now, its stone corridors hum with spectral tales above the Ribble Valley.
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Leasowe Castle ghost stories whisper through this Wirral stronghold at Leasowe Road, Moreton, CH46 3RF. Built in 1593 by Ferdinando Stanley, 5th Earl of Derby, this star-shaped fortress guarded the coast, later hosting King Edward VII as a hotel in the 1890s. A Grade II* listed relic, it’s now an event venue, its red sandstone
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North Pier BlackpooL North Pier, jutting into the Irish Sea from Blackpool’s promenade, opened in 1863 as the town’s first pier, a Victorian marvel by Eugenius Birch. Stretching 1,318 feet, its iron legs and wooden deck hosted strollers, dancers, and theatergoers during Blackpool’s holiday peak. Battered by storms and fires, it’s now a Grade
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