These are the 20 most haunted places in Lancashire and the stories behind them
As Halloween approaches we've been through the archives to dig up stories from the Red Rose County's spooky history.
By Neil Cross
Friday, 23rd October 2020, 4:14 pm
From the witches of Pendle Hill to the spirit at the Wellington Inn throwing CDs around the pub, there are have been plenty of strange goings on around the county over the years.
Here are 20 of the most chilling....
1. Fulwood Barracks
Like any self-respecting establishment of venerable age, Fulwood Barracks has its obligatory ghosts—not just one, but at least three, and that’s before counting the spectral squad of Roman soldiers said to tramp the line of the old Roman road right through the middle of the parade square.
2. St Anne's Church, Woodplumpton
Home to Meg Shelton - a local witch in the late seventeenth century
4. Lancaster Grand Theatre
A Grey Lady (believed to be the ghost of Sarah Siddons) has been seen drifting across the auditorium. She has also been seen sitting quietly in the back of the stalls.
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