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Tag Archives: Haunted Hampton Court
Fish Court Apartments at Hampton Court Palace
On the Tudor Trail reader Laurie recently wrote in to share some eerie events that her and her husband experienced while staying at the Fish Court Apartments at Hampton Court Palace. This is Laurie’s story: We had the privilege of … Continue reading
Where Tudor Spirits Dwell…
I am delighted to be able to share with you an extract from my sister’s second book due out in bookstores in 3 days! Where Spirits Dwell unearths the creaking, spine-chilling moments when ghosts appear in suburbia and takes readers inside … Continue reading
Haunted Hampton Court
One of my readers recently wrote in to share with me a strange experience he had whilst visiting Hampton Court Palace as a child. Like many other ‘strange’ experiences that take place at Hampton Court, this one occurred in the … Continue reading
The Ghost of Jane Seymour
I have just completed my third post in the series on Tudor hauntings where I have been focusing on the myths and stories surrounding the ghosts of the six wives of Henry VIII. This time I’ve chosen the ghost of … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Hauntings, Six Wives
Tagged Haunted Hampton Court, Jane Seymour's ghost
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