Wicklow Gaol – “The Gates of Hell”

Ireland

Wicklow Gaol’s dark history and secrets stretch back to the early 1700s, where this dark fortress was aptly dubbed “The Gates of Hell.” It served as a focal point for rebels amid the tumultuous events of the 1798 Rebellion. The gallows loom ominously above the gaol’s entrance acting as a somber testament to the many lives lost. Even today, the walls resonate with the lingering echoes of the final execution in 1843. Along the murky […]

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Charleville Castle – Harriet’s ghostly presence

Ireland

Charleville Castle is nestled in the picturesque county Offaly, within the charming Irish village of Tullamore. This enchanting castle stands atop an ancient druid burial ground, bearing witness to centuries of tumultuous battles between Ireland and England, as well as ancient druid rituals performed on its sacred grounds. Sketches of Charleville Castle emerged in 1798, with construction commencing in 1800 and culminating in its completion in 1812, a magnificent testament to the vision of The […]

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The Shanley Hotel – 150 years of Hauntings and Tragedies

New York, United States

Welcome to the mysterious Shanley Hotel, located in the small town of Napanoch, New York. This three-storey hotel is steeped in history and rich in haunting tales of restless souls from the past. Standing for over 150 years, this old hotel holds dark secrets that will send goosebumps across the skin of anyone who visits. Originally built in 1815 by Thomas Ritch, it passed through several landowners and was known by many names before burning […]

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The haunted and ominous Wentworth Gaol

New South Wales, Australia

Wentworth Gaol is a haunting structure located on Beverley Street in Wentworth, NSW. Built between 1879-1881, this prison holds the distinction of being the oldest Australian designed Gaol. Both the Gaol and the town share their name with the influential figure, William Charles Wentworth. It’s architect, James Barnett had a visionary design with the Gaol standing as a testament to the past. Before its establishment, Mayor Lockyer used a dead gum tree with a bullock […]

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Haunting secrets of the George Jarvis School

United Kingdom

Located in the idyllic and picturesque countryside of Herefordshire U.K, George Jarvis School stands as a haunting reminder of a bygone era. This Gothic grade II listed building has a rich and intriguing history that dates back to the 1850s. Against the wishes of its benefactor, the late George Jarvis, the school was funded and constructed using his fortunes. It soon became a beacon of hope for children from less fortunate families. However, the story […]

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Do the spirits of Ashwell Prison refuse to rest?

England

In the heart of darkness where the remnants of a World War II U.S. Army base once stood, lies a place that has become synonymous with fear and despair. Ashwell Prison is cloaked in the shadows of its haunting past, beckoning the brave to uncover its chilling secrets. Originally erected in 1955 as a category D facility for adult male prisoners this grim institution later transformed into a secure category C prison capable of holding […]

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The Conjuring House – A Mysterious Farmhouse

Rhode Island, USA

Welcome to the eerie world of the Conjuring House, where shadows and nightmares become reality. In 2013, a truly chilling horror film, “The Conjuring,” brought to light the terrifying tales surrounding this once humble farmhouse that has become infamous in the annals of paranormal lore. The Conjuring House, nearly three centuries old, was built in 1736 and is nestled in the small Rhode Island town of Harrisville. Since it’s construction it has become a breeding […]

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Does the Grey Lady haunt the Dark Hedges?

Ireland

Welcome to the mystical realm of the Dark Hedges, an enchanting avenue of ancient beech trees that whisper tales from centuries past. Located in the heart of County Antrim, Northern Ireland, on the scenic Bregagh road, these hauntingly beautiful trees are a testament to the history and allure of the land. Their roots trace back to the 18th century when the Stuart family, the original land-owners planted over 150 of these towering beauties to impress […]

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