Would you want to know the 12 most haunted place in Buckinghamshire?
Britain has been named the most haunted country in the world. Even if that can be contested, there’s no gainsaying the fact that it has a lot of haunted places with tales of ghosts and spirits. However, some cities and towns have less of such places. We’ve produced a two-part video about the most haunted places in the UK. We have two other videos that focus on each city replete with such stories. Today, we want to focus on the 12 most haunted places in Buckinghamshire. We understand these places in Buckinghamshire aren’t among the most popular in the UK. Thus, as we discuss each of them, we’ll describe their location before explaining their features as haunted towns or villages.
1. Chenies Manor House, Chenies
Chenies Manor House is in the parish of Chenies in Buckinghamshire. It’s a Tudor Grade I listed building which was once known as Chenies Palace, though it was neither a royal seat nor the seat of a bishop. Since the 12th century, the manor house was held by the Cheney family and has successively passed by marriage to other families. The House which has 22 chimneys was visited by both King Henry VIII along with some of his wives and Queen Elizabeth I. It’s thought to be haunted by the ghost of one of the hundreds of soldiers killed in the area during the English Civil War. Visitors have been reporting catching a glimpse of the spirit nursing his wounds tragically or hearing him limping up and down the home's staircase.
2. Finnamore Wood, Marlow
We want to talk about a location in Marlow. In this town which is also a civil parish in Buckinghamshire, located on the River Thames, 6 kilometres south-southwest of High Wycombe, 8 kilometres west-northwest of Maidenhead, and 53 kilometres west of central London, there’s a haunted place called Finnamore Wood. It’s in one of the most rural areas of the town on the site of the former Evacuation Camp. It used to be known as Finnamore Wood Holiday & Evacuation Camp and housed evacuees from Beal Modern Girls' School and others displaced during the Second World War. In 1948, the wood housed members of the American Canoe team training at the Marlow Rowing Club for their Olympic Rowers.
3. Fulmer
Fulmer is a village and civil parish near the town of Gerrards Cross. It has along its northern border a narrow buffer from the town while it is heavily wooded, adjoining neighbouring villages of Wexham and Iver Heath. The most haunted place here is Fulmer Place, a Grade II listed mansion which was formerly the residence of Lord John Hay.
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9 июн 2024
