| Being a born and bred Yorkshiremen, I know that the county’s inhabitants are actually more openminded to the paranormal than most. Our ghost stories are often romantic, poetic and always grim. From our shaggy black dog stories to naked poltergeists, here are Yorkshire’s Ghosts.
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The City of Ghosts
York stands head and shoulders above other cities that claim to be the most haunted. Every street, alley and even pub seems to have a chilling ghost story to tell.. |
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A Haunted Hall
Norton, a district in Sheffield is an area rich in ghost and folklore legends. At the centre of the suburb is Norton Hall, a truly haunted hall. |
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The Bishopsthorpe Ghost
The most veritable ghost was the one which was supposed to be the ghost of Archbishop Scrope, who for many years walked the road to conduct his own funeral procession |
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A-Z of Yorkshire's Ghosts
From the Ghost Dog of Appletreewick to the Lady of Wakefield, a gazetteer of Yorkshire's Ghosts and Hauntings |
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Wadsley Common's Ghosts
"I hear that several who live down Loxley and Wadsley has seen it," he commented, "and so I expect we'll get famed like now, but Worrall's a old place for ghosts and goblins" |
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A Tale of Two Haunted Darnall Pubs
"Eerie apparitions and thumpings have the staff and regulars at a Darnall pub holding their breath on these dark and dismal winter evenings." |
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