Centuries of Documented History
Explore 5 detailed historical articles from norfolk's most historic hotels. From medieval origins to modern preservation, discover the rich heritage of this remarkable county.
Maids Head Hotel established as bishops' palace
Peak period of religious activity with multiple monasteries operating
Continued supernatural manifestations preserve coaching heritage
Continued supernatural activity preserves maritime spiritual heritage
Tudor Rose site first occupied as medieval dwellings
Bride murdered on wedding day, creating primary haunting
Thetford serves as capital of East Anglia kingdom
Norman Conquest - Norwich Castle built, Saxon neighborhood demolished
+21 more historical events documented across our articles
The Maids Head Hotel
Explore the dramatic events that shaped Norwich from Saxon settlement to medieval powerhouse, creating the perfect conditions for the supernatural activity that makes it England's most haunted city today.
Bell Hotel
Discover how Thetford's transformation from Saxon royal capital to medieval religious powerhouse created the spiritual conditions that make it one of Norfolk's most haunted towns today.
Scole Inn Hotel
Explore how the golden age of coaching travel (1650-1850) created the perfect conditions for supernatural activity, with the Scole Inn serving as a prime example of how historic travel routes became paranormal hotspots.
The Dukes Head Hotel
Discover how King's Lynn's 900-year history as a major maritime trading port created the emotional and spiritual conditions that make it one of Norfolk's most haunted towns today.
Tudor Rose Hotel
Explore how King's Lynn's medieval history of religious persecution, witch trials, and social upheaval created the spiritual conditions that continue to manifest as supernatural activity today.
Norwich, Norfolk
Building Age: Dating back to the 13th century (over 800 years old)
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Thetford, Norfolk
Building Age: 15th century origins (over 500 years old), with documented inn existence since 1493
1 historical article available
Scole, Norfolk
Building Age: Built in 1655 (17th century coaching inn)
1 historical article available
King's Lynn, Norfolk
Building Age: Built between 1683-1689 (Georgian era)
1 historical article available
King's Lynn, Norfolk
Building Age: Parts dating from the 12th century, with the oldest sections over 800 years old
1 historical article available
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