Haunted Locations
Explore East Anglia's most haunted places — from ancient ruins to Victorian manors
Haunted Ruins
Binham Priory
The ruins of this medieval priory echo with the chants of long-dead monks. Visitors report shadow figures moving between the arches at dusk.
Binham Priory
Medieval
UFO & Unexplained
Rendlesham Forest Incident
Britain's most famous UFO encounter occurred in December 1980 when US Air Force personnel reported seeing strange lights and a triangular craft in the forest near RAF Woodbridge.
Rendlesham Forest
Modern
Phantom Animals
Black Shuck of Bungay
On 4 August 1577, a terrifying black dog burst into St Mary's Church during a thunderstorm, killing two parishioners and leaving scorch marks on the church door that remain visible today.
St Mary's Church, Bungay
Tudor & Stuart
Ghosts & Apparitions
Bury St Edmunds Abbey
The atmospheric ruins of one of the wealthiest medieval abbeys in England. The ghost of a Grey Friar is regularly reported among the crumbling walls.
Bury St Edmunds Abbey
Medieval
Ghosts & Apparitions
Blickling Hall
The headless ghost of Anne Boleyn is said to arrive at her childhood home each year on the anniversary of her execution, carried in a spectral coach driven by a headless coachman.
Blickling Hall
Tudor & Stuart
UFO & Unexplained
The Scole Experiment
A small Norfolk village became the site of one of the most documented paranormal investigations in history, with years of séances producing physical phenomena witnessed by scientists.
Scole
Modern
Witchcraft & Folklore
The North Denes Witch Trial
Great Yarmouth's North Denes was the site of one of the most notorious witch trials in East Anglia, orchestrated by the self-appointed Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins.
North Denes
Tudor & Stuart
Ghosts & Apparitions
Raynham Hall
Home to the famous "Brown Lady" — one of the most iconic ghost photographs ever taken. Lady Dorothy Townshend is said to glide through the grand staircase, trapped by her husband's cruelty.
Raynham Hall
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