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Unseen Child

Child Spirit • Unknown

Some staff at The Swan have reported hearing the faint sound of a child giggling or running in hallways when no children were present, suggesting a possible child spirit.

👻 Child Spirit 📅 Unknown 🏰 The Swan Hotel and Spa

The Story

While less substantiated than the Grey Lady, there are anecdotal reports from some staff members at The Swan Hotel of hearing the faint sounds of a child. This typically involves giggling or the patter of small feet running in a corridor or courtyard, always when no children are known to be on the premises. No visual sightings accompany these sounds, making it an elusive presence. If a child spirit does reside at The Swan, its origins are unknown, possibly linked to a time when families lived or were housed at the inn, perhaps during wartime or earlier periods of its long history. This presence is scarce but adds another layer to the hotel's rich ghostly lore.

Historical Evidence

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Anecdotal reports from hotel staff. No visual sightings or strong corroborating evidence.

Where to Encounter This Spirit

🔥 Most Active Areas

  • Courtyard area
  • Hallways

👁️ Common Sightings

  • Faint sound of a child giggling
  • Sound of small feet running in empty corridors

Paranormal Investigations

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Not a primary focus of paranormal investigations; mostly part of the hotel's unconfirmed or lesser-known ghostly tales.

🏰 Stay at This Haunted Hotel

The Swan Hotel and Spa

Babergh District, Suffolk

Experience Unseen Child's haunting firsthand by staying at this historic Parts date to circa 1390 (over 600 years old) hotel.

👻 Quick Facts

Type: Child Spirit
Era: Unknown
Active Areas: 2
Hotel: Parts date to circa 1390 (over 600 years old)

🕯️ Paranormal Tips

Best time for encounters: Late evening or early morning hours
Bring: Digital camera, voice recorder, and an open mind
Be respectful: These are believed to be real spirits with their own stories
Ask hotel staff: They often have their own encounters to share

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