Goat Gap Inn
The Ancient Ram Inn, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire - Has a incubus & succubus, Ghost of an inn keeper, ghostly lady, a monk, and a cavalier. A frightening succubus creeps into the beds of terrified victims in the dead of night, scaring both owner and visitor alike. A succubus is the female version on an incubus, a negative entity that feeds off the sexuality of the living.
The Bear Inn, Stock, Essex
The Bell Inn
The Belper Arms, Coalville,Leicestershire
The Crown Inn
The Dolphin Inn, Penzance, Cornwall
The Fountain Inn, Parkend, Gloucestershire. This information was kindly submitted by the landlady of the Inn.
The Fountain has a lot of spirit activity, in fact there are only a couple of rooms that nothing has happened in. I have had a lot of over night investigations from paranormal groups, and had mediums in at various times who have all come up with the same things. There are lots of stories surrounding the pub but I have never had time to verify them by research, all though I hope to start back at the records office when things get quiet in the pub. I have had sightings, noises, footsteps, singing, whistling all reported by staff and guests and also poltergeist activity, such as customers being poked, hair pulling and things being moved. The most recent was a man being pushed back on his bed when trying to get up to go to the loo! My spirits are very friendly and protective of me and I only have one area that is 'dark.' more information coming soon...
The Haunch of Venison Inn, Salisbury - Spookily, this 18th century inn backs onto a graveyard, it is here where a lady wearing a white shawl has been seen, startled onlookers in the churchyard have seen her gazing down from the inn's upper windows, she is also a bit of a practical joker, re-arranging crockery is one of her favourite pastimes. Foosteps are regulary heard in the hours between 11.30 pm until midnight. A severed human hand was found by workmen in 1905, along with two yellowed playing cards, it is thought that the aggitated footsteps are of a spirit that may have had his hand chopped off whilst cheating at cards !
The Legendary Saltersgate Inn, North Yorkshire. Situated on the Whitby road, close to the Fylingdales RAF base - the pub is called legendary for good reason. The fire at the Saltersgate Inn, near Pickering has been lit for an incredible 189 years! Legend has it that the fire must remain lit or it will disturb the ghost of the customs and excise man killed when he caught fishermen salting their fish without paying the salt tax at the pub. There are other rumours that it was a witch who put a curse on the pub, but these facts still remain a mystery.
The Lord Crewe Arms
The Miners Arms Pub, Eyam, Derbyshire. Haunted by two playful girl spirits.
The Old Ferry Boat Inn, Cambridgeshire.
The Old Silent Inn, West Yorkshire
The Ragged Cot Inn, Gloucestershire
The Riverside Inn, Devon
The Royal Stag, Berkshire
The Shipwrights Arms, Faversham
Ye Olde Dolphin Inn, Derby
Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem, Nottingham - One of Englands oldest pubs, established in 1189, Pleadings and footsteps are frequently heard around the cave system. It is said that the inn is cursed.
