Haunted Hosts

Discover the bloody and turbulent history that made Colchester one of England's most haunted locations, from Roman invasions to medieval plagues.

Maldon, a town with roots stretching back to the Anglo-Saxon era, has a rich tapestry of history, from ancient battles to architectural heritage.

The Cross Keys Hotel stands as one of Saffron Walden's most historically significant buildings, with origins dating to the 16th century. Originally built as a shop around a living oak tree, this timber-framed structure played a crucial role during the English Civil War as accommodation for Parliamentary officers during the New Model Army's headquarters in the town. Its Grade II* listing recognises both its architectural importance and its pivotal role in one of England's most transformative periods.

Mulberry Green in Old Harlow, home to the 14th-century Green Man Hotel, boasts a history stretching back to medieval times, providing a fertile ground for legends and ghost stories.

Mistley's history is indelibly marked by the witch trials of the 17th century, led by Matthew Hopkins. This article delves into the events that cast a long shadow over the village.

Delve into the rich and often turbulent history of The Rose & Crown Hotel, Colchester’s oldest hotel, from its 15th-century origins as a coaching inn, through fires, earthquakes, and wars, to its enduring status as a paranormal landmark.