Walton Hall

Walton Lea Road
Higher Walton
Warrington
Cheshire WA44 6SN

History

The Hall itself was built in Elizabethan style during the 1830s, designed by Edmund Sharpe of Lancaster, who later became famous for the Gothic revival in architecture.

Paranormal Activity

This 19th Century Hall is reputedly haunted by that of Lady Daresbury who has often been spotted on the staircase. Other spirits have included that of a man who is believed to be called Thomas and died in a fire.

9 Coronation Crescent

Sandbach
Cheshire
CW11 4PL

History

We currently have no history on this location.

Paranormal Activity

An old lady and a young boy haunts this flat with things often moving from place to place after the residents have gone to bed. The spare room is often icy cold even when the heating is on. Residents have reported waking up in the middle of the night to see a dark figure standing in the corner by the window.

Rowton Moor

Chester

History

The English Civil war was home to many wars and none more so bloody than the Battle on Rowton Moor, near Chester on September 24th, 1645.

The merciless fighting between the Royalist Army of King Charles, led by Lord Bernard Stewart and Marmaduke Langdale and Oliver Cromwell’s Parliamentarians under the command of Colonel Michael Jones saw more than 600 Royalists killed with the Royalist Army being heavily defeated, with even the Lord Bernard Stewart himself being a victim.

Paranormal Activity

It is believed his ghost still rides the moors, particularly on September the 24th alongside another casualty, King Charles’ court musician, William Lawes. Some say the faint sound of music can sometimes be heard across Rowton Moor, believed to come from the spirit of the musician turned soldier who was once shot by a Parliamentarian many years ago that fateful day.