Manchester Ghosts: New Hampshire's Haunted City

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I’ve heard tales that there’s meant to be an old man walking around on the landing, but we’re quite happy here.

The analysis, conducted by BonusFinder, looked at a range of factors for the research, including the number of cemeteries, reported ghost sightings, haunted locations and the number of paranormal investigators. It also looked at the number of abandoned properties and houses over 100 years old, all in relation per 10,000 people. Wannabe potion makers will enjoy a tea tasting experience and learn to make elaborate spooky special tea infused potions, whilst being taken on a magical journey discovering teas, blending herbs, flowers and spices, whist learning about the power they hold. There will be a magical 10% off the whole store on the night too, with fancy dress encouraged. 25. Sing your heart out at this Halloween-themed lip-sync showdown Credit: Supplied/Printworks

And although she hasn’t experienced anything paranormal since, what occurred on Wingates Grove continues to haunt her to do this day.

Because of the sheer beauty of Manchester Cathedral, it is easy to forget that the cathedral was very nearly destroyed during the second world war. It may also be easy to forget that Manchester Cathedral has a long history of paranormal occurrences. Investigators were brought in after an ancient Egyptian statue spooked museum bosses (Image: Manchester Museum) Despite many customers still expressing discontent with level of services during this time, the Department for Transport(DfT) still went on to award Avanti another six-month contract extensionfrom the start of April onwards, after it deemed “significant improvements had been made since October”. The hall, which is mentioned in the Domesday Book, is the official residents of the Roman Catholic Bishops of Salford. If someone is being haunted then we go to them and work out how we can help. But in this case we obviously won’t be needed.”Another ghost thought to reside in the hotel is that of a grey lady who wanders around the halls as if searching for something. This is thought to be the spirit of a woman frantically hunting for her missing baby - a spirit that occupied the building after some of the panelling used to build it was recycled from the nearby Haslington Hall. In 1828, a young boy was playing in Ancoats when he was approached by an old lady. She asked him to deliver a cake to a man named Mr Drummond.