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Haunted Places in Greater London

The Langham Hilton

1C Portland Place, Regent Street, London W1B 1JA

History

Paranormal Activity

The hotel is haunted by a male apparition, said to be the ghost of a German Prince who committed suicide from the balcony of the hotel in the early part of the 20th century.

Wood Street Compter

Wood Street Compter
Mitre Court
Wood Street
London

History

Built in 1555, Wood Street Compter in Mitre Court used to be a small prison that served as a debtors or general misdemeanours prison which in its time housed some famous prisoners such as Captain George Orrell, Catholic martyr George Napper, the poet Edmund Gayton and the highwayman James Hind. Severely damaged in the Great Fire of London in 1666, the prison was eventually demolished in 1816 but the cellar has survived although in poor condition.

Paranormal Activity

Until recently the Four Vintners Off-Licence in Mitre Court leased the old cellar and used it for wine tasting evenings. In 1986 one assistant working late in the cellar talked of how she was violently pushed from behind but no one was there. Although the area is now padlocked and gated with access forbidden, people walking past late at night have often felt the feeling of being watched from the darkness below, whispers have also been heard from behind the locked door at the bottom of the steps.

Georgian House Hotel

St Georges Drive
Greater London

History

Paranormal Activity

The hotel is said to be haunted by several apparitions, including ghostly children and the figure of a man.

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