The village is now bypassed by the road linking Longridge with Broughton, but before this road was built in the 19th century, the old route passed through the village. It is said that the recipe is a secret, but this is hard to accept because each housewife seems to have her own recipe. Chingle hall was built in 1260 by Adam de Singleton, at the time it was know as Singleton hall. Since then it has passed through various families including the Walls. Hall is situated about 1½ miles to the east of Inglewhite, and is a three-story building, now used as a

i don't think that chimgle hall is the most haunted house in england.i believe that the ancient ram inn gloucestershire is the most haunted place in england Historic England holds an extensive range of publications and historic collections in its public archive covering the historic environment. This may or may not be true, but in the 16th century Chingle was the home of the Hall family, who were staunch Catholics.

We were sitting in the main hall next to the chapel having a smoke by the fire when all of us heard what we thought was some one speaking in Latin in the chapel. We ventured into the chapel and there was nobody there. land), by 1 d. rent; and a messuage, &c., in Aspenhurst of Sir Richard Hoghton by 5 s. rent. His son The postcode PR3 2FS does not show a significant deviation from the average figures for the UK. In the UK as a whole, the average figures are approximately as follows for relationship statuses: 45% married, 38% single, 9% divorced, 6% widowed, and 2% separated. Legend has it that his blood stained the floor of the room and no matter how much it was scrubbed it could ever come clean. The room was eventually sealed for 200 years, but after it was opened up again the servants refused to enter the room while the blood remained. north side. The windows of the aisle are all squareheaded and of two lights, except that at the east end,

in 1735 (fn. 15); Peter Armstrong Whittle, born at Inglewhite in 1789, a miscellaneous writer who publiihed These phenomena have been described by many witnesses. Former resident Margaret Howarth witnessed door latches rattling and mysterious pools of water appearing from nowhere. She also saw a monk-like figure in the house and even in the garden. Two monks were seen praying in the chapel. Furthermore, a frightening figure with a pale face and dark cowl was seen peering in, from outside. We are not afraid nor even belive in ghosts - they is a group of 10 of us - we will raise money for charity and all stay over in the house - we will record the whole thing and set the record straight - where do we sign? servants and a trained nurse. 'The life of the inmates resembles that of residents en pension at an They may have spread ghost stories to keep local people well away while priests lay hidden in secret chambers.Listed here are the 10 closest dentists to Chingle Hall Crescent, Goosnargh, Preston, PR3 2FS. The nearest is Bupa Dental Care, Preston, approximately 2.8 miles away. Goosnargh Chapel lies Eaves Green and to the northwest Middleton; Inglewhite is 1½ miles north of the The second ghostly presence is more grandiose than even the Hesketh family, for it is said the spirit of Queen Elizabeth I has made Rufford Old Hall her final resting place. No one knows why she would choose this location in particular, but she is said to be seen only ever in the dining room. When approached by the bolder visitors, she vanishes…could it be a ploy to protect her meal?! Chingle Hall is a place of great importance. It was also the home of my beloved sister Judy...The experiences Ghostly and Otherwise make this an outstanding home. I pray the best to the current owner. Whilst Lancashire has been established as a county for some 800 years, this still actually makes it the baby of the bunch when compared to the founding dates of other counties across our nation.

I stayed with my School Freinds to raise money for charity. We also saw some activity in the early hours outside the main hall. Theere was a figure dressed in white! It was hard to make out if it was a lady or a man but it sure freaked me out. We also got the strange smell of lavender in elanors room. Very chilling indeed. I would love to return to do some more investigation! What a great spooky and haunted building this is unfortunately the hall has been closed to the public for some time now and in 2009 the new owner has said its now a private home and he has no interest in opening it up to public viewing or visits of any kind not even for charity groups. maybe one day this will change but for now its off limits. so where to? Samlesbury Hall? or one of the many haunted buildings in Lancashire there are lots to choose from! This was so her best friend and ex lover would have to walk past her every time they attended church. i have been there on a few occasions last one being aug 2006 and we seen a little boy in white run across the lawn this was about 3.30 in the morning into small fractions, held in many cases by nonresidents, and it is impossible to say what has becomeA man walked into Chingle Hall to do some work on a fireplace there. He was fiddling about with some silican glue when he was tapped on the shoulder by something. He turned round and he saw a monk. He ran out of the house and quit his job.He swore he would never go in the house again." S. Wilde... Welcome to Northern Life magazine, the only magazine 'that bridges the gap' between Lancashire and Yorkshire, providing the perfect advertising platform for you to reach and attract more customers. Published every two months, Northern Life continues to captivate the north with its loyal army of readers.

I stopped at chingle hall in 1989. It was the most terrifying experience i have ever encontered. I was desperately uneasy throughout the entire experience. We stopped there for charity and nothing worked - watches, cameras, walkmans, well anything with a battery. we also experienced problems with doors being held shut and then opening without anyone being there and also footseps coming down the stairs but no shadows on the white walls of the staircase. I have never summed up the courage to revisit. Upon arriving in the Great Hall, our guide for the evening regaled us with the history of the building, and the nature of its current paranormal inhabitants! does anyone know if vigals are still allowed here i tried 2 yrs ago and the owner said he didnt allow it any longer

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