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On the windswept coast of Northumberland stands Dunstanburgh Castle—a place of history, rebellion, and lingering spirits.In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the rise and fall of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, and the ghostly legends that surround the ruins today. From the Headless Earl to the tragic knight Sir Guy the Seeker, this is one of England’s most haunting locations.Support the podcast & unlock ad-free episodes:https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttalesMore ghost stories:https://www.ghosttales.co.uk#haunteduk #ghoststories #paranormal #dunstanburgh #scarytiktok #hauntedcastle #darkhistory #ghosttok #uktiktok #creepystories

In the quiet Suffolk village of Denham, something lingers.Beneath the shadow of St Mary’s Church and the grounds of Denham Hall, a dark history unfolds, one shaped by tragedy, superstition, and fear. In 1605, smallpox tore through the Lewkenor family, leaving behind a legacy carved in stone within the church itself. But death was not the end.From a girl accused of witchcraft and drowned in chains, to a phantom monk walking ancient paths, to figures seen drifting through mist and shadow, Denham is a place where the past refuses to rest.In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the real history and reported hauntings of one of Suffolk’s most quietly unsettling locations.Listen now… if you dare.If you enjoyed this episode, you can support Ghost Tales by the Fireside and go a little deeper into the story.The full episode is available as a downloadable MP3 (ad-free), and you can also get the PDF book.Each one is just £1.50 — or free if you’re a member.There are plenty of other stories available too, all helping to support the podcast and keep new episodes coming.Thank you to everyone who has supported it so far — it genuinely means a lot.https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales#ghoststories #haunteduk #paranormal #trueghoststories #ghostpodcast #britishghosts #creepystories #witchtrial #darkhistory #ghosttales

There are many stories of haunted houses.But in the countryside between Rougham Green and Bradfield St George, the story is different.Here, the house does not remain.It appears… and then it is gone.In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore one of Suffolk’s strangest and least understood mysteries — a grand Georgian house seen by multiple witnesses across more than a century.From a farmer in 1860 to a schoolteacher and her pupil in 1926, the accounts are consistent, detailed, and deeply unsettling.Was this a time slip?A lost house bleeding into the present?Or something else entirely?Listen now and decide for yourself.If you’d like to support Ghost Tales by the Fireside, you can buy me a coffee:https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales These stories don’t just appear — they’re researched, written, and carefully put together to bring the past back to life… or something close to it.No pressure at all — just listening is support enough.But if you’d like to go a little further:Download the PDF version of this storyGet the MP3 episode to keep and listen anytimeEvery bit of support genuinely helps keep the podcast going — and allows me to continue exploring haunted locations, strange encounters, and the darker corners of history.Thank you.Clem

Step inside the haunting ruins of Kenilworth Castle — one of England’s most powerful medieval fortresses and one of its most atmospheric historic sites.In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore nearly a thousand years of history, from the mighty Norman keep built by Geoffrey de Clinton to John of Gaunt’s transformation of the castle into a grand palace fortress.Discover the dramatic siege of 1266, the lavish Elizabethan celebrations hosted by Robert Dudley for Queen Elizabeth I, and the ghostly legends that continue to surround the ruins today.From phantom figures to lingering echoes of the past, Kenilworth is a place where history and mystery meet.Ad-free MP3s & PDF books available:buymeacoffee.com/ghosttalesKenilworth Castle, haunted castles UK, English history podcast, medieval castles England, ghost stories UK, paranormal podcast UK, haunted places Warwickshire, British history podcast, Ghost Tales by the Fireside, castle ghosts, haunted ruins UK

Hidden in the Warwickshire countryside lies the ancient village of Wootton Wawen — a place where history stretches back more than a thousand years… and where the past may not be entirely at rest.In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the fascinating history and paranormal legends surrounding this historic village. From its Saxon church and medieval priory to the mysterious hauntings of Wootton Hall, Wootton Wawen has gathered centuries of strange stories.Visitors and residents alike have reported unexplained events including:• Phantom perfume drifting through empty rooms• Sightings of a mysterious Grey Lady• Strange rappings and unexplained disturbances• Shadowy figures said to resemble wandering monksWe’ll also uncover a remarkable 1854 spirit rapping case reported in the Birmingham Journal, when villagers gathered to witness mysterious knocking sounds that baffled witnesses and investigators alike.Is it folklore… or could something still linger in this ancient landscape?Ghost Tales by the Fireside explores the history, folklore and ghost stories of Britain’s most haunted places.Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the podcast and would like to support the show, you can now visit my Buy Me a Coffee page:buymeacoffee.com/ghosttalesThere you can find:• Ad-free MP3 downloads of episodes• Mini companion PDF books (episode transcripts in book format)• Early extras and bonus contentMP3s and PDFs are available separately, and new episodes will be added regularly.The podcast will always remain free on Spotify, YouTube and all major platforms.#ghoststories#hauntedengland#paranormalpodcast#ghosttalesbythefireside#britishghoststories#hauntedhistory#warwickshire#paranormal#ghostpodcast

Alton Towers is known today as Britain’s most famous theme park — but long before roller coasters and thrill rides, this hilltop overlooking the Churnet Valley was home to one of the most extraordinary aristocratic houses in Britain.In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the forgotten history of the Towers and the darker legends that surround the estate.Once the seat of the powerful Earls of Shrewsbury, Alton Towers grew from a modest country lodge into a vast Gothic mansion filled with galleries, towers and elaborate rooms designed by the architect Augustus Pugin. Today only the dramatic ruins remain — but many believe the past has never truly left.We explore:• The lost aristocratic mansion beneath the theme park• The rise and fall of the Earls of Shrewsbury• The legendary Chained Oak curse• Ghost sightings inside the ruined Towers• The mysterious Lady of the Moat• Paranormal investigations and unexplained experiences reported by staffBeneath the laughter of the rides and the crowds of visitors lies a place shaped by centuries of ambition, tragedy and folklore.And some believe the spirits of Alton Towers still walk its halls.Ghost Tales by the Fireside explores the haunted history, folklore and unexplained mysteries of Britain’s most atmospheric locations.Support the podcastIf you enjoy the show and would like to help support future episodes, you can buy me a coffee here:https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales⁠Your support helps me continue researching, recording and sharing these stories.#GhostStories#HauntedPlaces#AltonTowers#Paranormal#BritishGhosts#Folklore#DarkHistory

Chanctonbury Ring is one of the most mysterious and haunted sites on the South Downs in West Sussex.Rising 883 feet above sea level, this ancient hilltop enclosure has witnessed over 4,000 years of history — from Neolithic flint tools and Bronze Age burials to Iron Age earthworks and a Romano-British temple hidden just beneath the chalk.In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the full history of Chanctonbury Ring — including:The Iron Age enclosure that may never have been a true hillfortThe mysterious ritual pit containing human bone and Cornish granite.The Roman temple aligned with the rising sun.Beacon fires during the Spanish Armada.Second World War military activity.The devastating Great Storm of 1987.But Chanctonbury Ring is far more than archaeology.For centuries it has been known as one of Sussex’s most haunted locations.According to legend, if you run around the Ring seven times on a dark night, the Devil will appear and offer you a bowl of food — at a terrible price. Others speak of phantom horses, a ghostly rider, a white-bearded druid guarding buried treasure, and an unseen presence that follows visitors through the trees.We also explore:Witchcraft and occult associations.Aleister Crowley and Victor Neuburg’s connection to the site.Doreen Valiente’s claims of an ancient coven.UFO sightings and unexplained lights.Reports of paralysis, levitation, and physical attack.From sacred landscape to paranormal hotspot, Chanctonbury Ring remains a place where history and legend refuse to separate.Is it an ancient ritual centre?A haunted wood?Or simply a place that magnifies human imagination?Listen now and decide for yourself.☕ Support the PodcastIf you enjoy these deep dives into British history and haunted landscapes, you can support the show here:https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttalesYour support helps fund research, travel, equipment, and future episodes.Please follow, rate, and share the podcast — it genuinely helps more than you know.#ChanctonburyRing#SouthDownsHistory#WestSussexGhostStories#SussexHauntedLocations#IronAgeHillfort#RomanTempleBritain#RomanoBritishReligion#DevilFolklore#BritishParanormalPodcast#HauntedEngland#SacredLandscapesUK#WitchcraftSussex#AleisterCrowley#DoreenValiente#UFOSightingsSussex#SouthDownsWay#AncientBritishSites#GhostTalesByTheFireside

Standing at 17 Temple Street, the Trocadero is one of Birmingham’s most visually striking historic buildings — but is it also one of the city’s most haunted pubs?In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the full history of the Trocadero — from its origins as a Victorian fire engine house in 1846, to its transformation into the Bodega wine bar, and later one of Birmingham’s most distinctive Edwardian pubs.But history is only part of the story.Over the years, staff and residents have reported shadow figures on the upper floors, unexplained activity in the cellar, sudden cold spots, doors slamming shut, and the chilling tale of a man shot dead on the premises in 1895.Is the Trocadero truly haunted? Or are the stories simply echoes of its turbulent past?Listen now and decide for yourself.If you enjoy these episodes and would like to support the research, filming, and production of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, you can buy me a coffee here:https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttalesEvery contribution helps upgrade equipment, fund travel, and keep these stories coming.Thank you for helping keep local history and haunted heritage alive.If you enjoyed this episode, follow the podcast on Spotify and leave a rating — it really helps more people discover these stories.#Birminghamhauntedpub#TheTrocaderoBirmingham#TempleStreetBirminghamhistory#hauntedbirmingham#Victorianghoststories#Birminghamparanormal#Historicpubs#Trueghoststories#Britishhauntings#Hauntedcellarstories

The Alexandra Theatre in Birmingham — known simply as The Alex — is more than a place of entertainment. Behind the curtains lies over a century of history, tragedy, and unexplained events.In this episode, we explore: • The Lyceum Theatre and the birth of the Alexandra• Pantomime, repertory, and the Art Deco rebuild• Leon Salberg and the theatre’s golden age• Wartime performances and modern reinventionWe then examine decades of reported paranormal activity, including ghostly figures in the auditorium, footsteps on an empty stage, unexplained music, and sightings of long-deceased staff who may still be keeping watch over the theatre.A calm, documentary-style account of one of Birmingham’s most haunted theatres.If you’re enjoying my content and want to help me make even better episodes, you can now support me on Buy Me A Coffee. Every bit helps me upgrade my gear, spend more time researching, and keep bringing you the stories you love. Just head over to https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales — it’s quick, easy, and really makes a difference. Thanks for keeping this going!#AlexandraTheatre#HauntedBirmingham#GhostStoriesUK#ParanormalHistory#GhostTalesByTheFireside

Harvington Hall stands quietly in the Worcestershire countryside, but behind its red brick walls lies a history shaped by secrecy, persecution, and legend.In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the story of Harvington Hall — from its medieval origins and Elizabethan transformation to its remarkable priest holes and the folklore that still clings to its grounds.We delve into the legend of the Wild Hunt, the tragic tale of Mistress Hicks, and modern reports of unexplained experiences that suggest Harvington is a place where history has never fully settled.A calm, atmospheric journey through one of England’s most intriguing historic sites.If you’re enjoying my content and want to help me make even better episodes, you can now support me on Buy Me A Coffee. Every bit helps me upgrade my gear, spend more time researching, and keep bringing you the stories you love. Just head over to https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales — it’s quick, easy, and really makes a difference. Thanks for keeping this going!Harvington HallHaunted WorcestershireEnglish ghost storiesUK folklorePriest holesParanormal historyHaunted historic houses

The Feathers Hotel in Ludlow is one of England’s most recognisable historic inns — but many believe it is also one of its most haunted.In this episode, we explore the hotel’s 400-year history alongside chilling eyewitness accounts of ghost sightings, unexplained sounds, and one of the UK’s strangest paranormal cases: a living ghost.From Room 211 to the mysterious girl seen crossing the street outside the hotel, this is a story where history and the unexplained collide.If you’re enjoying my content and want to help me make even better episodes, you can now support me on Buy Me A Coffee. Every bit helps me upgrade my gear, spend more time researching, and keep bringing you the stories you love. Just head over to https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales — it’s quick, easy, and really makes a difference. Thanks for keeping this going!#thefeathershotelludlow #hauntedshropshire #paranormaluk

Littlecote House in Wiltshire hides one of Britain’s darkest legends: a murdered child, a disgraced nobleman, and a curse that still chills the halls centuries later.In this episode:The Darrell family’s scandalous rise & ruinThe horrifying burning-child legendGhost sightings: phantom carriages, spectral riders & haunted roomsWartime mystery & royal secretsA slow-burn paranormal story told in atmospheric detail.Headphones recommended — and keep the lights low…If you’re enjoying my content and want to help me make even better episodes, you can now support me on Buy Me A Coffee. Every bit helps me upgrade my gear, spend more time researching, and keep bringing you the stories you love. Just head over to https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales — it’s quick, easy, and really makes a difference. Thanks for keeping this going!#HauntedBritain #LittlecoteHouse #GhostTales #UKParanormal #HauntedHistory #TrueGhostStories #WiltshireHaunted

The haunting of Levens Hall — a tale of lingering spirits, love, and sorrow.Journey through this historic Cumbrian mansion as Ghost Tales by the Fireside uncovers one of England’s most enduring hauntings.Support future ghost tales: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales#GhostTalesByTheFireside #LevensHall #HauntedEngland #GhostStory #ParanormalUK #GreyLady #HauntedHistory #RealGhostStories #CumbrianHauntings #ClemDallaway

The legend of Peg O’Nell has haunted the banks of the River Ribble for more than 300 years.They say her ghost rises from the water to claim a life every seven years… but who was she?A servant girl? A vengeful spirit? Or something far older than the hall itself?🎧 A Ghost Tales by the Fireside production🕯️ Real legends. Real hauntings. Real Britain.☕ Support the podcast and keep the stories flowing:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales#GhostTalesByTheFireside #PegONell #LancashireFolklore #BritishGhosts #HauntedHistory #UKParanormal #GhostPodcast#HauntedRibble #UKParanormalPodcast #FolkloreAndMystery #SpookyStoriesPodcast #HauntedHistoryPodcast #BritishLegends #GhostsOfEngland #ParanormalAudio #CreepyBritishFolklore #RiverRibbleMystery #DarkFolklore

York is known as one of the most haunted cities in England, and two of its most mysterious places are The Treasurer’s House and Gray’s Court. In this episode, we explore their long history and the chilling ghost stories tied to them – from Roman soldiers to lingering spirits.🔗 More ghost stories at www.ghosttales.co.uk🎙 Podcast: Ghost Tales by the Fireside☕ If you’re enjoying my content and want to help me make even better episodes, you can now support me on Buy Me A Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales. Every bit helps me upgrade my gear, spend more time researching, and keep bringing you the stories you love. Thanks for keeping this going!#HauntedYork #GhostStories #TreasurersHouse #GraysCourt #HauntedHistory #UKParanormal #YorkUK #GhostTalesByTheFireside

Is this really where Robin Hood was laid to rest? And if so—why is it one of the most terrifying paranormal hotspots in Britain?From ghostly figures to cursed land and rituals on ley lines, join us as we uncover the haunted truth of Robin Hood’s Grave in Barnsdale Forest. Featuring eyewitness accounts, psychic investigations, and forbidden rituals, this is one story you'll never forget.🌐 Visit: www.ghosttales.co.uk🎥 Watch the YouTube version📷 Follow us @ghosttalesfireside on Instagram#RobinHood #HauntedGrave #GhostStories #ParanormalUK #TrueGhostStory #BarnsdaleForest #GhostTales #KirkleesPriory #HauntedPlaces #UKHauntingsIf you’re enjoying my content and want to help me make even better episodes, you can now support me on Buy Me A Coffee. Every bit helps me upgrade my gear, spend more time researching, and keep bringing you the stories you love. Just head over to https://buymeacoffee.com/ghosttales — it’s quick, easy, and really makes a difference. Thanks for keeping this going!

Discover the chilling story of Captain Thomas Bound — a 17th-century villain whose ghost still haunts Upton-upon-Severn. From the deaths of his wives to stolen land, a cursed will, and a suicide that damned his soul, this tale is steeped in English folklore and ghostly mystery.Listen in to uncover why some spirits never rest…#GhostStory #Paranormal #HauntedPlaces #CaptainBound #UptonUponSevern #GhostTalesByTheFireside #HauntedEngland #TrueGhostStories #EnglishFolklore

In this episode, we travel to Brixworth, Northamptonshire, to uncover the chilling tales behind The George Inn. This 600-year-old pub has hosted weary travellers, wartime commanders… and, according to witnesses, a host of restless spirits.Discover the ghost of a 17th-century boy, spectral voices in the cellar, terrified animals, and mysterious happenings that defy explanation.Brought to you by Ghost Tales by the Fireside – real hauntings, real history, real chills.#GhostStories #HauntedUK #GeorgeInn #ParanormalPodcast #Brixworth #TrueGhostStories #Folklore #Supernatural #HauntedPlaces #GhostTalesByTheFireside