Paying a Price at Chingle Hall
Is Chingle Hall really the most haunted house in England? The home has been around since the 12th century, during the period of the Crusades. The locals believe it to be haunted by monks dressed in cowls, a former owner named Margaret, who is referred to as the 'Grey Lady'. Other entities are believed to haunt the location, including a young girl who was physically abused by her two uncles and gave birth to many children who were either murdered or burned to death by the uncles. The young girl is referred to as, 'Miss Singleton', and is reported to haunt the house with sadness and desolation.
Chingle Hall was built on ley-lines which are crossroads of magnetic lines running beneath the earth's surface. Scientists believe such fault lines produce electro-magnetic fields which attract supernatural phenomenon.
People pay to spend the night at Chingle Hall, and most are never disappointed. Apparitions, screams, footsteps and monks walking the property are all...
Interesting account of supernatural goings-on at Chingle Hall
Chingle Hall located in England, is reputed to be the scene of multiple hauntings. The documentary examines the various reputed haunting phenomena as witnessed by people from all walks of life, and the accounts as narrated by some of these eye-witnesses appear credible enough, especially considering that these people seem just like regular people who appear to have been genuinely affected by their supernatural experiences. A radio producer claims to have seen a cowled monk who appeared solid until he gradually disappeared into thin air, a boilerman recounts his strange experiences when he came to Chingle Hall to install a boiler, and a historian tells of her own experiences encountering the ghostly vision of a cowled monk. There's also a sad account of a young girl who happened to be one of the last in her family line to inherit the hall. This young girl, according to local accounts, was a victim of abuse at the hands of her two uncles and the girl was said to have delivered many...
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