Chingle Hall

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into small fractions, held in many cases by nonresidents, and it is impossible to say what has become Hall is situated about 1½ miles to the east of Inglewhite, and is a three-story building, now used as a I have stayed at Chingle Hall and i did see several ghost sightings.I also believe my house is haunted and i know why...Some people told me a builder was killed because the roof colapsed!And thats in my bedroom!i do se ghostly aparritions in my piano and i have took some pictures and i saw one or two ghostly things...

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As William son of John de Whittingham he gave to Richard Wawayn (afterwards Wawne) land within bounds beginning (on the north side) at the lower head We arrived at at the hall at around 8.30pm, and even from outside, the house portrayed a very eerie image in the dimly lit Lancashire countryside. As our guide led us across the bridge and over the moat to the main entrance, it was evident that something was very out of the ordinary... I stopped at chingle hall in 1989. It was the most terrifying experience i have ever encontered. I was desperately uneasy throughout the entire experience. We stopped there for charity and nothing worked - watches, cameras, walkmans, well anything with a battery. we also experienced problems with doors being held shut and then opening without anyone being there and also footseps coming down the stairs but no shadows on the white walls of the staircase. I have never summed up the courage to revisit.

With my appetite well and truly whetted, I finished off my beer, loaded up the camera, and headed off for what would be my first trip of the evening, round the rooms and corridors of Chingle Hall. After the monasteries fell, secret masses were held at the Hall. Undoubted, these began when John Wall acquired the house in 1600. John was a monk and missionary. Consequently, he was martyred and declared a saint. His head is reputed to be hidden somewhere in the Hall.

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I was at the top of the stairs with my first wife and our friend Shaun was in the bedroom at the end of the hall. We were trying to get the owner's dog to follow us down the hall but it would not move away from the bathroom door and seemed genuinely petrified. After a few minutes we gave up and were just about to join our friend in the haunted bedroom when the latch on the door at the bottom of the stairs lifted and the door opened slightly and then closed again with some force. Civil War period, (fn. 56) recording pedigrees at the visitations in 1613 (fn. 57) and 1664. (fn. 58) The gates were shut at 36 but you can pass round to the left - some one has chalked 'Bridleway' on the pillar.

i went to chingle hall when i was about 16 im 30 now and didnt see a thing in fact it was a bit of a laughThe most haunted hall in England is only a stone’s throw from Preston. This 13th century moated manor house lies near Goosnargh village. Vikings once ruled here, with the name meaning Gosan’s hill pasture in Norse. Intriguingly, another translation is At the idols temple. There are many priest holes in Chingle Hall. These were used to hide Catholic priests after the monasteries were suppressed in 1539.