Haunted Hosts

The Grey Lady is the primary ghostly figure reported at Easthampstead Park, appearing as an elderly cleaning lady in Victorian dress who manifests on the mansion's ornate main staircase. Witnesses describe a flitting female form moving along the landing and down the staircase, regarded as a harmless presence.

Lady Downshire is reported as a harmless poltergeist at Easthampstead Park, manifesting as a flitting female form that moves along the landing and down the staircase. This ethereal presence may be connected to the aristocratic Downshire family who owned the mansion during its golden era.

Eliza Kleininger, a devoted lady's maid, died in the devastating fire of 1886 while trying to save precious jewelry. Her spirit, known as The Blue Lady, continues to search the hotel for her lost treasures.

The tragic spirit of a landlord's wife from the 1820s haunts The Bull at Wargrave. After being cast out by her husband for adultery and forbidden from seeing her child, she died of heartbreak. Her sorrowful weeping continues to echo through the hotel, particularly in the room known as 'The Tear Room'.

A mysterious tall gentleman in Victorian attire haunts the lounge bar of The Bull at Wargrave. Often seen seated by the inglenook fireplace during winter months, this quiet spirit appears to observe modern patrons with benign curiosity, suggesting a connection to the inn's 19th-century heyday.

Betty Price is the legendary witch spirit said to haunt The George Hotel. According to local folklore, she died whilst hiding in the inn's flooded cellars during the early 17th century witch persecution period, cursing those who betrayed her location before drowning in the rising Thames waters.

The tormented spirit of a man who perished in flames whilst detained in the village lock-up in 1865, marking the tragic end to the building's use as a jail.

Over 60 travellers who were brutally murdered by innkeeper John Jarman and his wife using a trap-door bed mechanism. Their restless spirits continue to haunt the inn seeking justice.

The ghost of Mrs. Jarman, wife of serial killer John Jarman, appears wearing the clothes she was executed in, still searching the inn where she committed dozens of murders.

Multiple independent spirits including a Victorian lady and child who manifest throughout the inn, separate from the Jarman murder legend.

The Grey Lady is believed to be the mother of the murdered infant, eternally searching Littlecote House for her lost child who was killed by William Darrell.

Mother Barnes, the midwife who witnessed William Darrell murder the newborn infant, haunts Littlecote House as a shadowy figure searching for justice for the murdered child.

A large black dog that appears solid sitting on the Jerusalem Staircase at Littlecote House, but hands pass straight through it when touched.

William 'Wild' Darrell, the last Darrell owner of Littlecote, allegedly murdered a newborn infant in 1575 and was later killed by the child's vengeful ghost while hunting.