Stayed in room 115 directly across from the oak sweet and woke up to the sound of a baby crying. Asked a barmaid the next day if there were any children staying there and there wasn't. We came back to the room after breakfast and were " locked out" of the room! My husband went to the reception and left me outside our room door. I heard noises coming from the room so starting recording. I say hello and you can hear children talking and a boy reply! Don't care if people don't believe. I have evidence. 👻
Lady Jane Grey was Henry VIII's great niece. She was Queen of England for 9 days in 1553 and executed in 1554, so the film was right about the year of her death at least. I don't think they meant Jane Seymour (though that is who they confused her with) as she died in 1537 (the same month Lady Jane Grey was born!).
@@marjoriemargel1567 - Do you know the entire and correct history of your country, Marjorie? As it happened this Brit picked up on the mistake they made too. It may come as a surprise to you, but people do make mistakes. Granted, if they’re going to broadcast about historical characters then of course fact checking should be in place. It was a mistake, it’s been noted. So not all us Brits are clueless of our history eh. Good luck being totally accurate with your countries history.
Excellent. I've done paranormal research for years. The scene of the pint being tossed, I could see an apparition/spirit that clearly moved to brush off the pint. Then the image moves to the right. Appears to be a sturdy male/female that used its left arm to cause the glass to fly off. Then it can be seen moving to the right towards the bench...
I have learned that mirrors are portals to other dimensions that entities enter and leave through them and as you can see in the bedroom there is a large one as in other places on the property. Certainly the events in that place are very interesting and I think they will continue to happen for a long time.
Knew a lad who worked there,working late one night, clearing up, everyone gone, saw a cackling, haggard old lady sat in the bay window,watching him,he split,left all the takings& his personal stuff there,never to return.
That last place doesn't look scary, but looks very nice and welcoming. I'd like to visit there. That one guy is lucky to been able to camp there as a kid.
Lady Jane Grey was NOT one of Henry VIII's wives. Lady Jane Grey was the "nine day wonder". Named by Henry VIII's son Edward vi as his successor. She reigned as queen for nine days before Mary Tudor successfully took the throne by force of arms and Lady Jane was duely executed as a traitor.
Lady Jane Grey was NOT one of Henry's wives. She was nominally Queen of England for 9 days in 1553, but that was in her own right, not as a result of marrying Henry !
That last lady....I'm sure I've seen her in another doc about the house but not regarding ghosts. And why are people being so nasty re the presenter? She's cheerful and enthusiastic? If you don't like cheerful and enthusiastic don't watch.
It was not unusual to remove panels from one house ( for various reasons) and move & install them in another.....this was commonly done. But doesn't automatically mean they are older .. the actual dates and details would require more information for that statement to be true.
I think I've worked out how the pint came off the table. Local paranormal researcher Lyn Cinderey sat down too hard on her reinforced seat which caused the whole inn to shake knocking the pint off the table. They are lucky she didn't bring the whole building down around them!
that's the 5th episode ive watched in a row where you open with≥ im hear at one of the most haunted locations in the country. are you familiar with the concept of the term :one of: meaning not many places hold that title?? or are you just going to use that in every episode to make it sound more intriguing. if so perhaps that's the type of thing that caused the decline of your career dear mickala ?? and as for the paranormal researcher, darling im afraid telling the ghost story's at your local pub does not qualify you as any type of researcher. im sure it was awkward when the crew asked what you did and you didn't want to say you were on benefits, but seriously is that the best you could come up with. you do a decent impression of a pirate tho ill give you that no offence. im just playing im a phd researcher see, and I wont go near a college or uni but I ask people that have been so I can steel all their knowledge without having to actually go.
Stayed in room 115 directly across from the oak sweet and woke up to the sound of a baby crying. Asked a barmaid the next day if there were any children staying there and there wasn't. We came back to the room after breakfast and were " locked out" of the room! My husband went to the reception and left me outside our room door. I heard noises coming from the room so starting recording. I say hello and you can hear children talking and a boy reply! Don't care if people don't believe. I have evidence. 👻
Oh! Cool!!
Lady Jane Grey was Henry's niece, not wife!
Think she means Jane Seymour
Lady Jane Grey was Henry VIII's great niece. She was Queen of England for 9 days in 1553 and executed in 1554, so the film was right about the year of her death at least. I don't think they meant Jane Seymour (though that is who they confused her with) as she died in 1537 (the same month Lady Jane Grey was born!).
Oh yes....oy vey....that's a big boo boo. They should have re-recorded that bit! Such an obvious error.
@@craigshaw7659 Don’t care. These Brits should know their history! Secondly, the editor should have caught it!
@@marjoriemargel1567 - Do you know the entire and correct history of your country, Marjorie?
As it happened this Brit picked up on the mistake they made too. It may come as a surprise to you, but people do make mistakes. Granted, if they’re going to broadcast about historical characters then of course fact checking should be in place. It was a mistake, it’s been noted. So not all us Brits are clueless of our history eh.
Good luck being totally accurate with your countries history.
Local paranormal investigator. Yeah, right. Local barfly more like.
Excellent. I've done paranormal research for years. The scene of the pint being tossed, I could see an apparition/spirit that clearly moved to brush off the pint. Then the image moves to the right. Appears to be a sturdy male/female that used its left arm to cause the glass to fly off. Then it can be seen moving to the right towards the bench...
I have learned that mirrors are portals to other dimensions that entities enter and leave through them and as you can see in the bedroom there is a large one as in other places on the property. Certainly the events in that place are very interesting and I think they will continue to happen for a long time.
Knew a lad who worked there,working late one night, clearing up, everyone gone, saw a cackling, haggard old lady sat in the bay window,watching him,he split,left all the takings& his personal stuff there,never to return.
That last place doesn't look scary, but looks very nice and welcoming. I'd like to visit there. That one guy is lucky to been able to camp there as a kid.
My great-great-great-great grandfather (James Child) owned the New Inn Pub. This one, or the like-named other one.
Lady Jane Grey was Henry Vlll niece!
cromwells bed,that mattress must stink
Lady Jane Grey was NOT one of Henry VIII's wives. Lady Jane Grey was the "nine day wonder". Named by Henry VIII's son Edward vi as his successor. She reigned as queen for nine days before Mary Tudor successfully took the throne by force of arms and Lady Jane was duely executed as a traitor.
It's always nice when a ghost is captured on film and theres a paranormal investigator 15 feet away. It's almost like it's bollocks.
I was amused to hear her say she couldn't believe what she had seen...????
Almost?
Lady Jane grey was Henry’s niece not wife
Lady Jane Grey was NOT one of Henry's wives. She was nominally Queen of England for 9 days in 1553, but that was in her own right, not as a result of marrying Henry !
14:42 Is that British Bernie Sanders?😅🤣
That picture of the nanny in 1809 can't be that early because cameras weren't invented until 1840s
Cameras were invented in 1816
I can see two figures sitting on the table and pushing the pint, am I the only one?
The hole of Britian? The hole area? Where exactly is this hole?
9:46 hahaha
Her laugh really creeped me out @ 9:50.
That last lady....I'm sure I've seen her in another doc about the house but not regarding ghosts. And why are people being so nasty re the presenter? She's cheerful and enthusiastic? If you don't like cheerful and enthusiastic don't watch.
WELL CREEPO. MICHAELA I MEAN.
This bird took me and some others on a ghost walk in glos and let’s just say this is 1 of many haunted places, more worse
Caroline's voice really sounds like Sandi Toksvig. It's kinda uncanny!
It was not unusual to remove panels from one house ( for various reasons) and move & install them in another.....this was commonly done.
But doesn't automatically mean they are older .. the actual dates and details would require more information for that statement to be true.
Im snail 🐌
"why would we fake it? I would swear on the bible that it was real"
That's the most nonsense, ludicrous, bullshit I've ever heard.
I think I've worked out how the pint came off the table. Local paranormal researcher Lyn Cinderey sat down too hard on her reinforced seat which caused the whole inn to shake knocking the pint off the table. They are lucky she didn't bring the whole building down around them!
Headless horseman give me a break. 🙄🙄
that's the 5th episode ive watched in a row where you open with≥ im hear at one of the most haunted locations in the country. are you familiar with the concept of the term :one of: meaning not many places hold that title?? or are you just going to use that in every episode to make it sound more intriguing. if so perhaps that's the type of thing that caused the decline of your career dear mickala ?? and as for the paranormal researcher, darling im afraid telling the ghost story's at your local pub does not qualify you as any type of researcher. im sure it was awkward when the crew asked what you did and you didn't want to say you were on benefits, but seriously is that the best you could come up with. you do a decent impression of a pirate tho ill give you that no offence. im just playing im a phd researcher see, and I wont go near a college or uni but I ask people that have been so I can steel all their knowledge without having to actually go.
Get a spell checker, or edit your content for typos. Oh & a comma here and there would be nice.
@@jeffbaxter8770 Its not a spelling contest little bro, i was always kicked out of school for punching up f@ggots like you.🤡