Haunted UK - North East

Acklam Hall North East \| Hits: 446 \| Comments The History of Acklam Hall, or at least the land upon which it sits, is long and varied - with the earliest known record is an entry into the Doomsday ... Read More	Bolling Hall North East \| Hits: 451 \| Comments The Bolling Hall that stands today perched overlooking the city of Bradford - and now incongruously in the middle of a housing estate - was build in 1370 and extended ... Read More	Borough Hall North East \| Hits: 451 \| Comments Hartlepool Headland itself is awash with both history and strange goings on. It having a natural harbour the headland first became a port in the very early medieval period. And ... Read More	Bowes Railway Museum North East \| Hits: 713 \| Comments Bowes Railway (Springwell Line) opened in January 1826 and was planned and laid out by George Stephenson to serve Springwell Colliery which at the time was in the process of being ... Read More	Busby Stoop Inn North East \| Hits: 1319 \| Comments The Busby Stoop Inn, at Kirby Wiske - a village near Thirsk in North Yorkshire - takes it odd name from the 18th century owner Thomas Busby and the hangmans ... Read More
Cannon Hall North East \| Hits: 279 \| Comments Sitting in over 70 acres of beautiful parkland and stunning gardens, hidden in the beautiful South Yorkshire village of Cawthorne, just north of Barnsley, is Cannon Hall. For generations it ... Read More	Caphouse Colliery North East \| Hits: 555 \| Comments The National Coal Mining Museum for England is located at Caphouse Colliery, on the western edge of the Yorkshire coalfield, where mining has been carried out for centuries. The History of ... Read More	Castle Eden Inn North East \| Hits: 919 \| Comments There isn't that much in the way of specifics when it comes to the history of the Castle Eden Inn. Yes, it used to be a coaching inn with the ... Read More	Castle Keep North East \| Hits: 551 \| Comments The Castle Keep of Newcastle Upon Tyne stands on a steep sided promontory overlooking the River Tyne. The site has been occupied for nearly 2000 years, with flint flakes and ... Read More	Chillingham Castle North East \| Hits: 742 \| Comments Chillingham Castle was originally a monastery in the late 12th century. In 1298, King Edward I, or "Edward Longshanks", stayed at the castle on his way to Scotland to battle ... Read More
Cleveland Ironstone Mine North East \| Hits: 560 \| Comments Cleveland Ironstone Mine, Skinningrove was in the manor of Loftus during the Saxon times and was held by Earl Siward, who Shakespeare immortalised as Macbeth. The History of Cleveland Ironstone Mine It passed to ... Read More	Darlington Civic Theatre North East \| Hits: 1331 \| Comments The Darlington Civic Theatre (then the New Hippodrome & Palace of Varieties) was formally opened on Monday September 2 1907. Its first Managing Director was Signor Rino Pepi, an Italian ex ... Read More	Darlington Railway Museum North East \| Hits: 590 \| Comments Darlington Railway Museum started live merely as a station on the Stockton and Darlington Railway which was opened on September 27th 1825 with the prime purpose of transporting coal from the ... Read More	East Riddlesden Hall North East \| Hits: 1034 \| Comments East Riddlesden Hall is one of West Yorkshire's many historical sites. East Riddlesden Hall itself was built in the 1640s by the local Murgatroyd ... Read More	Haunted UK - North East North East \| Hits: 1 \| Comments Haunted UK - North East {loadposition ... Read More
Heugh Gun Battery North East \| Hits: 440 \| Comments The Heugh Gun Battery is a site of great significance in terms of both history and poignancy. As a surviving 19th century coastal battery, complete with WW1 and WW2 modifications, ... Read More	Jimmy Allens North East \| Hits: 493 \| Comments Jimmy Allens nightclub exists in the center of Durham City alongside the River Wear. Situated under the arched Elvet Bridge - the nightclub has been a popular venue for party ... Read More	Lumley Castle North East \| Hits: 1237 \| Comments Lumley Castle, standing four square against the winds as it has done for over 600 years, makes a charming picture especially in the autumn when the reddened leaves of the ... Read More	Manhattans Bar North East \| Hits: 464 \| Comments Manhattans Bar stands at the top end of Stockton-On-Tees high street and is a public house that has changed it's name a number of times over recent years. It has ... Read More	Marsden Grotto North East \| Hits: 1221 \| Comments Marsden Grotto is well known for being the only restaurant and bar in a cave in the whole of Europe. The History of Mardsen Grotto Situated in the cliffs of Marsden’s coast ... Read More
Middlesbrough Library North East \| Hits: 691 \| Comments The Central Public Middlesbrough Library was officially opened in 1912 by Alderman Amos Hinton. Built on two plots of land, one donated by Sir Hugh Bell, the other by Alderman ... Read More	North East Air Museum North East \| Hits: 670 \| Comments The North East Aircraft Museum (the NEAM), formerly the Northumbrian Aeronautical Collection, began life in 1974 as a small group of vintage aircraft enthusiasts meeting very informally at Sunderland Flying ... Read More	Preston Hall Museum North East \| Hits: 766 \| Comments To the north of Eaglescliffe in the well wooded Tees valley near Stockton, is Preston Park and Preston Hall Museum. Preston on Tees is mentioned in The Boldon Buke, County ... Read More	The Cooperage North East \| Hits: 479 \| Comments The Cooperage is a large historical timber framed Newcastle pub dating to the 14th century. Previously it had been used as a Coopers workshop (hence the name) and supplied many ... Read More	The Golden Fleece North East \| Hits: 469 \| Comments The historic Golden Fleece is one of the oldest coaching inns in the ancient city of ... Read More
The Old George North East \| Hits: 461 \| Comments The Old George, in the Cloth Market, is one of the city's oldest drinking places and it also claims 17th century Royal ... Read More	The Old Well Inn North East \| Hits: 455 \| Comments The Old Well Inn can be found within Barnard Castle which is built on the site where an ancient Roman road fords the river Tees this is now spanned by a ... Read More	The Punchbowl North East \| Hits: 496 \| Comments The Punchbowl can be found in the historic city of York nestling itself inside the city ... Read More	The Schooner Hotel North East \| Hits: 778 \| Comments The Schooner Hotel is situated in Alnmouth, a small village on the coast of Northumberland. The village lies at the mouth of the river Aln and was once a thriving ... Read More	The Tontine North East \| Hits: 613 \| Comments The Cleveland Tontine is situated at the junction of the present A19 and A172 - both roads being of ancient origin (from York and Thirsk toYarm and Stockton on the ... Read More
Town Hall Theatre North East \| Hits: 462 \| Comments The Town Hall Theatre stands imposing within Hartlepool Town Center and standing out with its Gothic design against the more modern buildings surrounding ... Read More	Whitworth Hall North East \| Hits: 457 \| Comments The Whitworth Hall Estate dates from 1183AD from which time it was owned by "The Lords of Whitworth" for almost 300 years. In 1652, Whitworth came by purchase into the ... Read More	Winter's Gibbet North East \| Hits: 606 \| Comments Winter’s Gibbet (also known as Elsdon Gibbet), and it situated high up on moorland at the side of the road from Elsdon to Morpeth. The History of Winter's Gibbet In 1792 William ... Read More

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Acklam Hall North East \| Hits: 446 \| Comments The History of Acklam Hall, or at least the land upon which it sits, is long and varied - with the earliest known record is an entry into the Doomsday ... Read More	Bolling Hall North East \| Hits: 451 \| Comments The Bolling Hall that stands today perched overlooking the city of Bradford - and now incongruously in the middle of a housing estate - was build in 1370 and extended ... Read More	Borough Hall North East \| Hits: 451 \| Comments Hartlepool Headland itself is awash with both history and strange goings on. It having a natural harbour the headland first became a port in the very early medieval period. And ... Read More	Bowes Railway Museum North East \| Hits: 713 \| Comments Bowes Railway (Springwell Line) opened in January 1826 and was planned and laid out by George Stephenson to serve Springwell Colliery which at the time was in the process of being ... Read More	Busby Stoop Inn North East \| Hits: 1319 \| Comments The Busby Stoop Inn, at Kirby Wiske - a village near Thirsk in North Yorkshire - takes it odd name from the 18th century owner Thomas Busby and the hangmans ... Read More
Cannon Hall North East \| Hits: 279 \| Comments Sitting in over 70 acres of beautiful parkland and stunning gardens, hidden in the beautiful South Yorkshire village of Cawthorne, just north of Barnsley, is Cannon Hall. For generations it ... Read More	Caphouse Colliery North East \| Hits: 555 \| Comments The National Coal Mining Museum for England is located at Caphouse Colliery, on the western edge of the Yorkshire coalfield, where mining has been carried out for centuries. The History of ... Read More	Castle Eden Inn North East \| Hits: 919 \| Comments There isn't that much in the way of specifics when it comes to the history of the Castle Eden Inn. Yes, it used to be a coaching inn with the ... Read More	Castle Keep North East \| Hits: 551 \| Comments The Castle Keep of Newcastle Upon Tyne stands on a steep sided promontory overlooking the River Tyne. The site has been occupied for nearly 2000 years, with flint flakes and ... Read More	Chillingham Castle North East \| Hits: 742 \| Comments Chillingham Castle was originally a monastery in the late 12th century. In 1298, King Edward I, or "Edward Longshanks", stayed at the castle on his way to Scotland to battle ... Read More
Cleveland Ironstone Mine North East \| Hits: 560 \| Comments Cleveland Ironstone Mine, Skinningrove was in the manor of Loftus during the Saxon times and was held by Earl Siward, who Shakespeare immortalised as Macbeth. The History of Cleveland Ironstone Mine It passed to ... Read More	Darlington Civic Theatre North East \| Hits: 1331 \| Comments The Darlington Civic Theatre (then the New Hippodrome & Palace of Varieties) was formally opened on Monday September 2 1907. Its first Managing Director was Signor Rino Pepi, an Italian ex ... Read More	Darlington Railway Museum North East \| Hits: 590 \| Comments Darlington Railway Museum started live merely as a station on the Stockton and Darlington Railway which was opened on September 27th 1825 with the prime purpose of transporting coal from the ... Read More	East Riddlesden Hall North East \| Hits: 1034 \| Comments East Riddlesden Hall is one of West Yorkshire's many historical sites. East Riddlesden Hall itself was built in the 1640s by the local Murgatroyd ... Read More	Haunted UK - North East North East \| Hits: 1 \| Comments Haunted UK - North East {loadposition ... Read More
Heugh Gun Battery North East \| Hits: 440 \| Comments The Heugh Gun Battery is a site of great significance in terms of both history and poignancy. As a surviving 19th century coastal battery, complete with WW1 and WW2 modifications, ... Read More	Jimmy Allens North East \| Hits: 493 \| Comments Jimmy Allens nightclub exists in the center of Durham City alongside the River Wear. Situated under the arched Elvet Bridge - the nightclub has been a popular venue for party ... Read More	Lumley Castle North East \| Hits: 1237 \| Comments Lumley Castle, standing four square against the winds as it has done for over 600 years, makes a charming picture especially in the autumn when the reddened leaves of the ... Read More	Manhattans Bar North East \| Hits: 464 \| Comments Manhattans Bar stands at the top end of Stockton-On-Tees high street and is a public house that has changed it's name a number of times over recent years. It has ... Read More	Marsden Grotto North East \| Hits: 1221 \| Comments Marsden Grotto is well known for being the only restaurant and bar in a cave in the whole of Europe. The History of Mardsen Grotto Situated in the cliffs of Marsden’s coast ... Read More
Middlesbrough Library North East \| Hits: 691 \| Comments The Central Public Middlesbrough Library was officially opened in 1912 by Alderman Amos Hinton. Built on two plots of land, one donated by Sir Hugh Bell, the other by Alderman ... Read More	North East Air Museum North East \| Hits: 670 \| Comments The North East Aircraft Museum (the NEAM), formerly the Northumbrian Aeronautical Collection, began life in 1974 as a small group of vintage aircraft enthusiasts meeting very informally at Sunderland Flying ... Read More	Preston Hall Museum North East \| Hits: 766 \| Comments To the north of Eaglescliffe in the well wooded Tees valley near Stockton, is Preston Park and Preston Hall Museum. Preston on Tees is mentioned in The Boldon Buke, County ... Read More	The Cooperage North East \| Hits: 479 \| Comments The Cooperage is a large historical timber framed Newcastle pub dating to the 14th century. Previously it had been used as a Coopers workshop (hence the name) and supplied many ... Read More	The Golden Fleece North East \| Hits: 469 \| Comments The historic Golden Fleece is one of the oldest coaching inns in the ancient city of ... Read More
The Old George North East \| Hits: 461 \| Comments The Old George, in the Cloth Market, is one of the city's oldest drinking places and it also claims 17th century Royal ... Read More	The Old Well Inn North East \| Hits: 455 \| Comments The Old Well Inn can be found within Barnard Castle which is built on the site where an ancient Roman road fords the river Tees this is now spanned by a ... Read More	The Punchbowl North East \| Hits: 496 \| Comments The Punchbowl can be found in the historic city of York nestling itself inside the city ... Read More	The Schooner Hotel North East \| Hits: 778 \| Comments The Schooner Hotel is situated in Alnmouth, a small village on the coast of Northumberland. The village lies at the mouth of the river Aln and was once a thriving ... Read More	The Tontine North East \| Hits: 613 \| Comments The Cleveland Tontine is situated at the junction of the present A19 and A172 - both roads being of ancient origin (from York and Thirsk toYarm and Stockton on the ... Read More
Town Hall Theatre North East \| Hits: 462 \| Comments The Town Hall Theatre stands imposing within Hartlepool Town Center and standing out with its Gothic design against the more modern buildings surrounding ... Read More	Whitworth Hall North East \| Hits: 457 \| Comments The Whitworth Hall Estate dates from 1183AD from which time it was owned by "The Lords of Whitworth" for almost 300 years. In 1652, Whitworth came by purchase into the ... Read More	Winter's Gibbet North East \| Hits: 606 \| Comments Winter’s Gibbet (also known as Elsdon Gibbet), and it situated high up on moorland at the side of the road from Elsdon to Morpeth. The History of Winter's Gibbet In 1792 William ... Read More