Documentary, The History Of Haunted Nottinghamshire
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2023
- Something a bit different - back in 2021 I was asked to present a Documentary. 'The History Of Haunted Nottinghamshire'. I was amazed by the amount of paranormal stories Nottinghamshire has to offer! Join Matthew Palmer and the team as we go and check out The History Of Haunted Nottinghamshire... Ancient public houses, disused court buildings, prison cells, old cotton mills and derelict stately homes, all from Nottinghamshire’s darkened past!
Mentioned in the Doomsday Book, the county is steeped in ghost stories and legends, Nottinghamshire is a place that can say it’s truly the
MOST HAUNTED COUNTY IN ENGLAND.
A fascinating watch for believers, sceptics and those with an historical interest.
So join the team as we spend 24 hours visiting the county’s most haunted locations. On our journey we encounter executed prisoners, murdered mill workers, aristocrats and stories of literary giants and royalty.
I've been inside Annesley Hall twice (on private visits in small groups, when that was still allowed) and both times I felt something on the back of my neck in one of the upstairs rooms. Someone has some photos of me in that room surrounded by a lot of orbs. Sadly I never got round to visiting the gentleman to see them and he was quite elderly, but I no longer have his contact details.
Such a shame the church at Annesley Hall and the grounds are no longer open to the public - we used to go there quite often. The church now has a new roof.
I've also been down in the caves under Ye Olde Salutation Inn twice and the Galleries of Justice several times, but didn't detect anything in either of those.
Thank you for such a detailed documentary ❤
Excellent comment - thanks glad you enjoyed it
Nottingham. My home. I worked at the gallerys of justice for a while. Great place. Thank you for making this video. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it
Galleries of Justice, William Saville, at the end of the video - EVP - wow!
Maybe 🤔
How interesting! Thank you for creating and sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really interesting about the Irish named girl who was brought in secretly via the cave tunnel network up to the castle, mentioned and drawn by Medium and Psychic Artist Glenn (Boddice) @41.11 mins. This was often mentioned by Mortimer's Hole cave tour guides many, many years ago. (1970's) (the cave tour guides didn't say a name but often mentioned a woman who was brought in this way - who was reputed to be a mistress of the King)...
Glad you enjoyed the documentary and thanks for the feedback, especially the info re the girl and castle… helps to validate the evidence
Fantastic video, I have been to most of these places and did know about the history of most of them but not the haunting- you want to go to Elvaston Castle, I have been through the grounds at night by myself and have seen a few things there, plus felt someone pulling on my jacket near the castle
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This was wonderful, Matthew! So impressed that it was your idea and creation. Thanks. J
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Wow! How exciting ! Thanks. I think that is 2 pm in Nashville. I will check!
enjoy
Very fascinating x
I really enjoyed this! Love the history & the stories. The retro 80s music was a bit much, had me giggling 😂 but beyond that, well done 👏🏻
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I went to strelley hall in Nottingham years ago that place is very haunted a ghost dog brush pass me in a corridor because it felt above my ankles back of me legs the paranormal is very real I didn't believe but I do now when we die our spirit must go somewhere
Bestwood lodge is haunted aswell
Amazing comment - thanks 🙏 and glad you enjoyed the documentary
You did very well Matthew - natural presenter. The music and sound gave me a headache - far too loud in places.
Yay! JASON ! ❤
He’s in there
Welldone Mathew really well put together the presenter is very handsome 😊
Thanks
Yor programme had me glued it was really enjoyable and balanced. I hope you do more with the team x
Brilliant
Thanks
Good video but the music is to loud
Ah sorry to hear that
Wow, what a fantastic video. I must go to Nottingham and see some of these places 👍🤍 x
You should!