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“Which is the true nightmare, the horrific dream that you have in your sleep or the dissatisfied reality that awaits you when you awake?”
A house was a home thats still a house, by day beautifully built around 1566, during Elizabeth 1st reign, but by night a medieval nightmare?
“Some stories when read never leave you, some stories you live in real time, but if the story touches you, it stays, haunting the places of your mind you rarely ever visit, if you’re lucky.
Sometimes you’ll forget precisely what happened, but then you won’t”
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I know what a ghost is.
Unfinished business, that’s what..
Synchronicity strikes, a chance phone call, a single space
Someone’s been calling me, I have to go..
I’m on my way
Things are starting to get incredibly interesting with those from the spirit realm ..
The situation over the last month's has caused many in the place between to walk without interference and minimal contact from this side of the space..
No forced mass inexperienced groups running a muck for money causing them to run and hide, no people with their interactive prodding and testing to get their attention..
Now the ball is clearly in the spirits court and they are reaching out more and more to all those they choose to contact
Just still yourself and listen...
We are being called, not by our own curiosity but now by their need to communicate.
The tables have turned and stories are waiting to be told.
Poland
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2021 Historically Haunted Gothic Prague
Long weekend..
The most unique, Gothic and beautiful Haunted Prague..
125 miles from Prague you will be spending a day of your Historically Haunted Lockdown, by taking an interesting detour, where you will be visiting the most beautiful and haunted
St George Church, Lukova, Czech Republic
The church of Ghosts..
Art student Jakub Hadrava CREATED "My Mind"
After $23,300.00 in donations to help the village rescue the church from complete disrepair from the World War II when the ethnic German parishioners were expelled by the Czechs.
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Shot, Edited, Composed, Music & Sound Design by Vanwetswinkel Vincent The Church of the Ghosts Czech Republic Special Thanks to Robin Decay www.flickr.com/ph...
Once branded the "curious county" during a short-lived ad campaign, Suffolk England is famed for arts luminaries including John Constable, Thomas Gainsborough, Benjamin Britten and latterly Ed Sheeran, but has much more to boast about.. Haunted History, Witch Wars and UFOs.. Suffolk is by far such a haunted place to live and visit...
Just 1 on our list of Historically Haunted Suffolk Coastal tours.
Christchurch Mansion, located in Christchurch Park Ipswich Suffolk UK
My home town, going on 40 years years now on and off I've walked this park, attended music events, sat in the sprawling lawns and fed the ducks in the duck pond.. admiring the lush beautiful nature and its surroundings, overlooking as one does when one lives there the daily feeling of eeriness and the chill of this magnificent mansion that sits in the foreground of the park itself..
Today its a modern day museum and art gallery but once belonged to the Fonnereau family.
In its 470 year history, the Mansion has become home to a fair few ghosts, including the most commonly sighted Edwardian lady and children often spotted in the upper picture gallery.
There has also been many sightings of a young servant girl who haunts the property, it is thought to believe that the girl died in the house under mysterious circumstances.
At night as the mist circles the park, moving between the trees and the iron gates one might capture the white lady and her children..
EVPs galore and a Paranormal photographer dream..
At Night when the huge iron gates close the park along with the mansion turns again onto the house of the Fonnereau family..
Mysterious and full of spirits.
Night 1 of our Suffolk Coastal Historically Haunted
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The Bermuda Triangle of Romania..
Hoia-Baciu Forest, Romania 2021
WARPED TREES FILL THIS FOREST, their skeletal figures twisting and spiraling, making it seem as though they’re contorting themselves to reach out and touch you. An eerie silence fills the air, interrupted only by the footsteps of unseen figures.
Given its eerie atmosphere, it’s no wonder the Hoia-Baciu Forest is said to be one of the most haunted forests in the world. As such, it’s a place that lends well to stories steeped with darkness. Some even call it the “Bermuda Triangle of Romania.”
According to local legends, ghosts and spirits lurk among the crooked trees. One tale tells of a young girl who disappeared into the forest, only to reappear five years later unable to remember where she had been. Another legend speaks of a shepherd who, along with his sheep, vanished within the woods. And, with most places associated with the supernatural, there are also rumors of alien encounters.
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Come with a respectful mind, and dress for the environment and stick to the set trails and in your group.. We will be there all night..
Maybe...
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Warwick Castle
Top of the list for being one of the most famous and daunting castles in the World and the location of renowned spiritualist, Aleister Crowley himself..and his seances..
The Castle has a chequered history which moves from its construction as a Wooden Motte and Bailey castle by William the Conqueror to a massive stone fortress. Surviving siege warfare to the Age of Medieval Knights and Chivalry and the English Civil War.
The name Warwick means 'dwellings by the weir' - a weir was a fence or wattle built across a stream to catch or retain fish. The Warwick wooden Motte and Bailey Castle was defended by the River Avon on the South side and by wide and deep ditches on all other sides.
An important feature of Warwick Castle is its access to the River Avon. During the construction of Warwick Castle men, equipment and building materials were easily transported by boats to the site of the castle. Once Warwick Castle had been built built fresh supplies, provisions and reinforcements prevented the castle occupants from being starved into submission during siege warfare. William the Conqueror used enforced Anglo-Saxon labour for work on the construction of Warwick Castle. The wooden castle was replaced by a fortified stone castle in 1260.
The two main round towers were built at the front of the castle and the Chapel and large hall were built against the south wall. Various additions were made to Warwick Castle as time passed - Guys Tower and Caesar's Tower were added at the end of the fourteenth Century.
Beautiful by day, daunting by night.
A beautiful medieval marvel by day..A tough investigate by night...
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"Ordinary morality is only for ordinary people" .
Aleister Crowley
Lockdown... MUNICH..
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Reichenstein Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is said to be built around the 12th Century and is considered as one of the must-visit haunted places in Munich. According to local folklore, the castle was a stronghold for a robber baron, Deitrich von Hohenfels and his nine sons. As per this story, von Hohenfels’ sons were captured by the authorities, and von Hohenfels was also captured the very next day. Von Hohenfels pleaded to hang him and spare the lives of his sons. But, when von Hohenfels noticed his sons were already dead, his head fell off from his body. Deitrich von Hohenfels and his nine sons were buried in the St. Clement Chapel within the castle, and since then, it is believed that the headless ghost of Deitrich von Hohenfels haunts the castle.
Location: Burgweg 24, 55413 Trechtingshausen, Germany
1 comp space for 4 paid, a great way to get back to some serious investigation.. All clear been given so why not introduce your friends to the most indepth immersion experience ever into the paranormal.
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Highgate Cemetery Londons most Haunted
Highgate Cemetery has some of the finest funerary architecture in the country. It is a place of peace and contemplation where a romantic profusion of trees, memorials, and wildlife flourish.”Or so it says on the official website of the cemetery in north London, often referred to as a Victorian Valhalla.
The location of George Michael’s well-guarded grave, Highgate Cemetery is the final resting place for many prominent figures. It was built in 1839, due to the fast increasing mortality rates in Victorian London, as part of the “Magnificent Seven” brand new and privately owned cemeteries aimed to provide that much-needed ground for the deceased, and a dignified way for them to rest in peace.
Historically haunted cemetery tours for those that live history and love the departed
A sculpture of grieving woman adorns the grave of Famille Moreau-Vauthier in the historic Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, France.
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Paranormal Investigators, Parapsychology Majors, History Buffs,
Historically Haunted is not your normal history tours..
We reasearch, we discover, we collect data, we document evidence..
2021 lockdown Schedule is out.. Some of the most amazing locations with a unique twist.
We don't see them in daylight, we see the history at night...
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Leap Castle Ireland
Home to regular paranormal activity Leap Castle in Ireland is often called the most haunted castle in the world.
The castle’s real age is cloaked in as much mystery as its story. While some historians say it was built in the 15th century, others argue that the grand fort is much older and was built around the year 1250.
Its bloody history suggests owning the castle was perhaps a coveted honour. It was home to the ruling clan O’Carrolls in the 16th century when the Earl of Kildare first attacked it – after an unsuccessful attempt he waited three years before trying again. This time he managed to knock down part of the castle. It was only four decades later that the O’Carrolls were able to reclaim their castle.
Brave as they may have been, the ruling clan was not exactly a friendly bunch. In fact, there was bitter contention among the O’Carroll siblings. So much so that one brother drew a sword into the other during a gathering. As the story goes, the victim – who happened to be a priest- was in the midst of a family mass when his angry relative stormed through and killed him. This gory incident earned the church, where the accident took place, a fitting title – The Bloody Chapel.
To this day, visitors report seeing shadows wandering near the priest’s house. Some accounts also suggest the sighting of a broad-shouldered and heavy set man pushing a barrel up the stairs and as soon as he gets to the top he rolls it down the and much to the astonishment of onlookers, both the man and the barrel disappear.
Another chilling account is that of the Red Lady, seen lurking the alleys with a dagger raising it as though to stab someone. She is said to be the ghost of a woman who was captured and r***d by the O’Carrolls. She later fell pregnant and her child was killed by her captors.
If during your tour of the castle you notice the smell of decaying flesh and sulphur, then chances are you have encountered “It”- yes that is what this creature is known as. About the size of a sheep, It is reported as having a decaying face.
Dragsholm Castle Denmark
There are fewer castles more beautiful than Dragsholm Castle in Denmark, and fewer still are those where the residents include those from a parallel universe.
In the mid 16th century the castle was converted into a prison by the Danish crown. The captives included some high profile figures, including former owner of Dragsholm Joachim Rønnowand and the Earl of Bothwell Ejler Brockenhuus who was also Mary Queen of Scots’ third husband.
This fact alone is enough to make visitors feel slightly queasy. However, it gets stranger. There have been numerous reports of sightings of three very eerie ghosts in the castle.
The spirit of a woman wearing a white dress is often seen lurking on the grounds. The White Lady, as she has come to be known over the years, was of noble lineage. She did the unimaginable and had an affair with a servant. This did not bode well with her father, the owner of the castle. He had her thrown in the castle dungeons. For hundreds of years her restless ghost has been spotted roaming the castle. Freakier still is the fact that in 1900 when evacuations took place in and around the castle, a female skeleton was found where the dungeons must have been, wearing a white dress.
Part of the splendour of living in a castle was having servants at your beck and call. It is said that these servants were extremely loyal to their owners. One maid grew up serving her masters at Dragsholm. It is said her ghost roams around the castle to this day, to make sure that everything is running like clockwork.
There is one spirit that has and somewhat a celebrity status. The Earl of Bothwell, Ejler Brockenhuus is the castle’s most famous ghost. Do not be alarmed if you were hear the sound of horses’ hooves clapping on the ground. He has been spotted writing into the castle grounds with his horse carriage.
The Tower of London
For nine centuries, the Tower of London has remained an enigmatic fort.
It is said the very first ghost that was spotted at the castle was during its construction. When the towel was being built St Thomas of Canterbury is said to have made an appearance. However Henry III, whose grandfather is said to have murdered St Thomas, built a chapel in the tower for the Archbishop. The victims ghost seems to have been pleased with this offering and was never seen again.
Sightings of Lady Arbella Stuart are common. She had chosen to marry the nephew of Lady Jane Grey, William Seymour without permission from King James I. Seymour was imprisoned in the Tower, while Lady Stuart was placed under house arrest. Their arrangements to escape failed and while her beau made it to freedom, the unfortunate noblewoman was captured and remained in the tower until her death. It is said she was murdered.
Queen Anne Boelyn’s restless spirit captures the imagination of history enthusiasts all around the world. A woman of noble lineage herself, she became the second wife of Henry VIII. However, she was caught amidst many controversies. The most heinous of her crimes was not being able to produce a male heir to the throne. Henry VIII’s lost interest in her and divorced her. She was charged with treason and then famously had her beheaded at the tower. It is said she was in agony during her final hours. To this day her headless ghost is said to roam the corridors.
Even if you don’t sight any apparitions, the narrow alleys and mysterious corridors together with the towers daunting presence are enough to send shivers down your spine.
Houska Castle Czech Republic
The mysterious Houska Castle in the Czech Republic has an unsettling story.
The fort’s Gothic architecture and stone walls present a majestic, yet disturbing sight. It is located in the middle of nowhere. The first impression you get from looking at the castle is that it is a structure built to protect those on the outside from that which is within the walls of the castle. Even stray animals tend to stay away from this site.
Perhaps this is because Houska Castle, which was built in the early 13th century, was not designed for residents. In fact, it is said the stone edifice was built around a crater. Folklore suggests this hole in the ground was the Gateway to Hell and demons and strange winged creatures would pour out of it. In fact, there are frequent reports of such beings circling the castle to this day.
The castle was taken eventually taken over by the N***s, who used for grotesque activities such as the torture of hundreds of people and genetic testing.
Paranormal activity enthusiasts often visit the site. Most people tend to keep their visits brief. It is said no one can spend longer than a certain period of time in the castle, especially because most visitors report a feeling of being constantly watched.
Dracula’s Bran Castle Romania
Located in Romania, Bran Castle is the majestic 13th century building linked to the enigmatic story of a vampire.
The author of the book Dracula, Bram Stoker never visited the place apparently. However, this Palace is where fact and fiction become one.
Legend says Dracula took the lives of thousands of people. Worse yet, some of the victims experienced extended torture until they died. The winding stairs, spacious rooms and many secret passages add to the castle’s mystery.
There is a chapel at the bottom of the stone structure. This is the resting place of Queen Marie’s heart, which as stated in her will was placed in a gold casket. At first it was buried in a different location, however for reasons unknown it was moved to this chapel at the foot of Bran Castle.
Newcastle Castle
The Newcastle Castle, as it is popularly known, has a history that dates back the second century. The Romans first built it as a port to guard a bridge over the River Tyne. Over time the site became a cemetery.
There are varying accounts of when it was turned into a graveyard. Some suggest that it was in the eighth century while others argue it was 400 years later in the 12th century that hundreds of bodies were moved to this location.
Around 75 feet away from the castle another is another structure called the Black Gate, which was built between 1247 and 1250AD.
It is said if you listen hard enough you can hear footsteps in the empty corridors. Many visitors claimed to have captured images of a strange mist in their photographs. Dark shadows and orbs also occasionally turn up.
Venture forth into the Queen’s chamber, and you may be welcomed by faint sounds of chanting. No one knows who recites the hymns, but stories suggest these are the spirits chanting monks. There is also the ghost of a lady who, it is believed, pays the occasional visit – only to attack, scratch and shove some visitors. Don’t worry, only a few have reported the physical ill-treatment but since we don’t know how the lady picks her victims, there is no advice on how not to be the chosen one
Don’t be alarmed if you smell a whiff of flowers, around one of the staircases. It may be the restless soul of a flower girl who was sent to prison because of a large debt she owed. While there she was r***d and abused and finally beaten to death by the male prisoners.
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Suffolk England..sitting within the Ancient Anglo Saxon Borders sits a church, much like any other church if you happen upon its grounds during the day.. But at night.. This one definitely changes its tune..
A local church for me, I bet I've passed it no less than hundreds of times in my life.. But at night I began the investigation that would follow myself and my friend over the course of many years.. Just a kindly reminder to us that one has to take things very seriously in this alternative space.. Between the living and not..
A trip just decided upon to reasearch the local church.
Built before 1066 that being the first notation being placed within the Doomsday book of records.
The final resting place of 320 person records, 188 graves..
Just one on the list of Nightly lockdown investigations..
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