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Moments later she heard the door open and, turning round, saw a man in a gold-laced suit enter the room and cross to the window, where he proceeded to gaze out into the night. Once the bodies had been carried down the Road of the Dead they'd be buried at the now-abandoned and overgrown graveyard near the river. Most visitors claim that there has been a dark vibe about them and that they have been afraid and hesitant to explore certain rooms. The Skirrid Inn is a terrible bar and is not recommended for easily alarmed people. Cathedral Close, Llandaff Her ghost has walked the building ever since and appears to have been particularly active in the 1980’s, when the premises were occupied by a television facilities company. It is reported that many of these hanged criminals still haunt the pub today, as well as other entities from later on in history. One man, John Crowther is a popular apparition to see on the property. Crowther was hanged to death as a sheep rustler and many people have claimed to have seen his figure in and around the pub.
It served as a home for the Trevor family until the death of Sir Trevor’s wife, Lady Margaret Trevor, and the outbreak of the English Civil War, which saw the family move to one of their many other properties. The property was tenanted out during this time. The main occurrence that is reported by both staff and guests is the chatty nature of the entities in the Llancaiach Fawr. Voices are regularly heard talking one room ahead of the visitors, and when inspected, the voices change to the next room to always be one room ahead. There was an occurrence when a TV show was filming in the manor house, and a lot of the footage was unusable as loud talking could be heard over the presenter throughout the audio recordings. However, when filming, no voices could be heard. It's claimed that the location was used for carrying dead bodies along the road, which previously ended at the River Taff. He said: “As well as being used as a jolly meeting place, it has a darker history. The pub was used as a courtroom where it is believed 200 convicts were executed by hanging over the stairwell." So here ends our journey through some of North Wales’ most haunted locations. As ghost hunters we seek the unexplained so where better to do this than one of these fascinating locations. You will not be disappointed.
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The woman appears from the swirls of mist and fog on the road beside them, thumbing down a lift. Kind souls who have stopped to help her watch her get in their car and then, as they drive, disappear completely. As you can imagine in a place such as a jail there are many tormented souls still serving their time. One spirit is reported to be William Kerr who was an ex prison guard who went missing during his rounds one day without a trace. Is he trying to let people know what happened to him? William de Longres built the stunning Oystermouth Castle sometime after 1106, and its walls must retain many dark secrets as they saw bloody battles and mass slaughter within.
Disembodied footsteps, doors slamming, temperature changes and the feeling of being watched soon followed and became more frequent throughout the farm. While Liz was pregnant for the second time, these occurrences started to graduate into apparitions and later, possessions.
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A monk dressed in a robe is another common sighting in corridors. Various figures have also been seen staring out the windows at visitors, and dark figures watching the town below from the rooftops. Many people reported seeing shadowy figures dressed in mediaeval attire, including one in full battle armour. People have occasionally commented on the smell of candles in the old chapel, although none is lit! North Wales Hospital, Denbigh A medium, visiting the property in 1999, said that she sensed someone trying to evade capture in the wood. Where people begin to feel uneasy, she explained, was where his pursuers had spotted the fugitive. He made a desperate run for freedom, but was felled by a single bullet, at the spot where the sudden fear and coldness is most often felt. Llancaiach Fawr manor house located in Nelson, Caerphilly is a popular tourist attraction for people who are interested in the paranormal. The manor was thought to have been built around 1530 and has been the scene of multiple ghostly occurrences. It was Anthony Rudd, Bishop of St David’s, who built Aberglasney House in the 17th century. He intended it to be a family home for successive generations but, within a hundred years, mounting debts forced his descendents to put the estate on the market. Craig Y Dinas is a popular spot from which to adventure on stunning mountain walks in the shadows of the Brecon Beacons. It’s also within a few miles of Penderyn Whisky Distillery, where you can go on a behind the scenes tour and learn how this worldwide award-winning spirit is made – and yes there are tastings too.
Something about her mysterious visitor convinced the woman that he was not of this world and, kneeling down, she begged God to protect her. Some say it’s the body of a young man who died, trapped in the network of chimneys while trying to hide his dalliance with one of the maids. Stradey Woods, Llanelli Once owned by the noble Seymour family, only the shell of this once-great castle remains. While architecturally striking, Berry Pomeroy Castle tends to leave visitors rather unsettled. Mattie, a former maid who tragically died in the manor, haunts her bedroom and is said to fill the room with feelings of grief, sadness and anguishBuilt in 1435 the property has changed hands many times through its history. The house was used by two surgeons in Victorian times, then an ironmonger, girls school and also as a rectory. This may be why there are a plethora of ghosts and spirits who have chosen to stay in the building.
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