Ghost Surrey

There are many famous and weird stories in the county of Surrey, England. This is just a part of it.

1. Located in the affluent village of Virginia, a few miles west of Addlestone, The Wheatsheaf Hotel overlooks the village's veritable huge artificial lake. Wheatsheaf is said to have been plagued by a notorious ghost of the 1950s scammer named "Gentleman Johnny," who shot him in room 23 and killed him. The ghost of this liar was lurked upstairs by various people. . Another ghost, said to be plaguing the hotel, was a murder victim of the 1930s, a barrister who was living at the hotel during a business trip. The barrister had a strange premonition that his friend was stabbed to death at an bar by an Indian client. When the barrister came back home shockedly, he found a telegram telling him that his friend was actually hacked to death by an Indian client, just like his premonition.


2. The Farnham Library [formerly Vernon House] is a centuries-old building that is said to be plagued by the ghosts of King Charles I who remained there in 1649.


3. Clandon House is located in Clandon Park near West Cranden and has a ghost of a ghostly lady waving a knife. This ghostly figure, witnessed by a group of twenty people in 1896, also wept in pain. The organization believes that this spirit is the spirit of Mrs. Elizabeth Enslow, the unmarried daughter who died a few years ago. It is said that Ms. Elizabeth suffers from a mental problem, which may be the reason why her ghosts showed strange behavior to the group.


4. Weybridge's Grotto Bar has experienced many supernatural phenomena over the years. I often see two ghostly characters: children, boys and girls. Witnesses described these spirits as very happy and harmless, as most children often chase the game with each other. They are also described as wearing old-fashioned clothes that date back to the eighty-century style.


5. Unidentified ghosts often appear in the Tudor Lounge Restaurant in Guildford. She is a 60-year-old woman with a short stature and a height of about 5 feet. This ghost is usually observed standing near the window on the first floor, staring at the street staring as if looking for and waiting for someone.


6. Located in Portsmouth Road, southwest of Esher, Claremont House has an inhabited ghost in the shape of an old man wearing a long black cloak [reminiscent of Dracula]. This ghost is often found standing by the lake, said to be the ghost of the famous architect William Kent, who was hired by the Clare family to modify the land to make the island and the artificial lake the most prominent feature. .

So you have it: just some of the many haunted places in Surrey, if you are interested in ghosts, you might want to check out.

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