The Ghosts of York (Extended version) Goodramgate, Coney Street, York Minster, Micklegate Bar
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- Welcome to the Ghosts of York (Extended Version)
This video focuses on the hauntings of several locations in beautiful city of York. Who haunts a pub in Goodramgate, the Yorkshire museum and why are ghostly noises heard on Coney Street? There are also stories from Micklegate Bar, York Minster and Judge’s Court. This video is a combination of new material and an older video as many of you know. I have been asked why I haven’t included the Roman Soldiers at the Treasurer’s House. I just felt this has been covered elsewhere really effectively and I like to try and find different stories. I am grateful to Stephen for emailing me about his father’s experience in the church of St Martin Le Grand.
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A number of years ago my Wife and Myself stayed at the Black Swan pub...we stayed just the one night...during breakfast I put my car keys on the breakfast table we were sitting at...a few minutes later I noticed the keys had gone...thinking my Wife had picked them up I thought nothing more about it...until we stood up to leave and I asked the Wife for my keys to which she replied she hadn't touched them....we asked the staff if a member had accidently picked them up but no said they'd seen any keys.....30 minutes later the proprietor said he'd found the keys on an upper level neither Myself or the Wife had even been...this incident made me question reality.
Hello Lee yes the Black Swan pub has some great stories and that’s really interesting about your first hand experience there. In one of my early videos I covered the Prince Rupert hotel where people have found their bed pillows in completely different parts of the hotel. The Black swan hotel in this video is long gone and I believe it’s were BHS was and possibly Sports Direct now 👻🙋♀️
That's crazy you probably believe now?
I’d think someone stole them,and i believe in ghosts,
@@Ann-sj4pt To hide in an obscure part of the hotel?
@@seedybee7201 maybe they checked which car they unlocked and put them back 😂
Lived in the city centre down a Snickleway for ten years in a 15th century cottage.Yes,it was haunted .A priest from the Reformation stood in the corner of the living room and a lady stood in the lane listening to the church organ.Two of the buildings I worked in also had spectral occupants.
Cool! Did it have an open fire?
In the old hospital in the monastery ,there are still patients and monks going about there daily business ,I took a photo of a empty hospital room and it was full of the monks in the form of a mist including the shapes of the beds and patients .
No there isn't, and no you didn't.
Wow !!!! Leigh have you published it anywhere ?
Publish, please
@@oxymoron02 it was a sunny ,clear day with no mist and how can a area without misty weather have a mist in a whole area during a clear summer day .
@@oxymoron02 How do you know? Where you there? Did you see the photo? No! NO YOU WEREN'T. NO YOU DIDN'T!! 😂
I love that Little Shambles Street.
I was a college trip to York about 40 years ago; our teacher wanted us to go into Clifford's Tower - I knew nothing about - but I had such a panic stricken feeling about it I wouldn't go in. Ive since learned a lot of awful things happened there, so my instincts were spot on.
Yes, atrocious things happened there. Thank you for sharing, very interesting. 👻🙋♀️
Having visited York, and walked its streets, i must say that it is a delight to see these views of the city. I believe in ghosts, but i saw none in York.
I think the Christmas shop has a ghost.
I was fortunate enough to live in York for seven years, but never saw any ghosts!
I do a ghost walk in York, and when I'm asked if people will see a ghost on my walk, I always say that ghosts rarely appear to large groups or on cue. Usually, if someone encounters a ghost, it's often at night and when they're on their own or with only one or two people.
@@nigelwalker6103hmm, wonder why? 🤔
@@kelrogers8480 Yet they have been spotted by multiple credible people at once. I wonder why...
I live in Leeds and regularly visit York. It is lovely to see places/streets I visit regularly and hear about ghost stories related to them. Thanks Nicola for enlightening me. Much appreciated.
18:35;'Snickleways',now THERE'S a word ya don't hear every day!
The very best ghost documentary about the city of York! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊 Skillfully narrated and a class production indeed! 😊 As a ghost myself…I appreciate such quality…on TH-cam 😄😉👻
Wow, thank you Redcoat’s Return. How are you? I hope you’re very well and your comment means a great deal to me as ever 🙋♀️👻🙏
Mr.Redcoat , time to invade the USA...., bring civilization to the heathen.
I live down the road in Tadcaster which has a few ghostly members around the town as well. Seen a couple in the Angel and White horse and Bay Horse
Leave it to the Brits to come up with a place called a snickleway. Such words and terms. I love it.
Thanks for all of your hard work, good research, and for taking the time to show us beautiful buildings and great character depictions of past personages. I enjoyed this.
Thank you Patricia! I am so pleased you enjoyed the video; thank you for your kind comment!
@@ghostcasebook1266 You're welcome.
Patricia ,it was a local author who came up with the term Snickleways . It's an amalgamation of snicket and alleyway two of the terms used in Yorkshire for a back alley . He wrote a tourist guide to walks round the alleys and passageways . The name has stuck . It's a great way to see York too.
Mark W Jones .A walk round the Snickleways of York .
I love the names of your swamps
Chaganoogoo and okeyfenokee among others 😂
Thank you Nicola! You speak well and have a pleasing voice to listen to. The ghost chronicles have a lot of details and are interesting to listen to👻👻👍
Thank you so much C Casey! I can see you are becoming a serious fan and I’m honoured! Thank you so much for your lovely comments 👻🙋♀️
@@ghostcasebook1266 awesome video Nichola....another Gem...LOVE it and thank you for sharing.,Damien👍👍👍👍
Well Nicola! Didn’t think you could outdo your original Ghosts of York but, blow me down, you have. First rate stuff❤
I’m sadly sans cake and a brew whilst listening to this…..an absolute travesty I’m sure you’ll agree 😂
Thank you so much Walkingdad 69 and I am so pleased you enjoyed the extended version of the video. I have another York one in the pipeline but it will be a little while yet, I think. No cake? 😳 what’s going on? Tell me there were biscuits involved at least? 🫖👻
I am from the Philippines and fond of ghost stories. Thank you for this virtual tour of York through ghost stories. I love it.
Glad you enjoyed it Myrna!
Another authentic, historical and intriguing story. Watching each case in such awe of the architecture & beautiful surrounds. I absolutely love all the effort you put into each episode. There authentic, educational, intriguing. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it crazymoose45! Thank you for such kind words and I’m so pleased you found the video and architecture interesting. 👻🙋♀️
York is an awesome place,the Minsters stainless is scintillating and unparalleled!
There were many accidents during the construction of ancient buildings. I would not be surprised if a stone mason stayed behind to guard over his masterpiece.
Saved the video for Saturday night with my Guinness (and a nip of whisky 😋) as usual 😄. Absolutely fantastic work as always 👏 👍. I've had the pleasure of visiting York quite a number of years ago, myself, Mrs Dee and our daughter (although we didn't even realise she existed at the time 😀). There are so many layers of history in that wonderful city that it's no surprise there is so much spiritual activity. Excellent research and presentation as ever. Thank you for posting another great video...I'm so happy to see your subscribers increase with every video...and rightly so 😀 😊. Hope you have a great Easter ❤ from Ireland 🇮🇪
Ps I believe that the account of Harry Martindale in the basement of the old treasurer's house where he seemingly encountered Roman Legionaries is so fascinating...I'd love to hear your thoughts about his account?👍🤝❤
Eoin thank you so much! I have looked into this and it’s a great story, but I didn’t include it because it has been covered so much by other channels and done really well. I have got material for a part 2 on York and I’m waiting for some documents to come from some locations there to arrive. Tbh there are so many tales from York but I’m so glad you enjoy the tales. There are many, many more. This video became (I think) 8 stories in total with three added to the original 5 in the first video. Part 2 might look similar in a way, I think 🤔 Take care, Nicola 👻
Great video! I live in York , and though I haven't seen any of the ghosts mentioned here I know a lot of York people who have .
Excellent video production, and wonderful story 🤗
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video Kelly 👻🙂
Such a delight to stumble upon this marvelously well done channel! The research, imagery, music, narration and storytelling are top notch. Thank you for such quality work! Happy subscriber and serious anglophile in Springtown, Texas. 🌵👻
Wow, thank you Texan Texaning in Texas! That’s so kind! So pleased you’ve subscribed and welcome!
Texan Texaning in Texas:Your name made me smile.What part of the Star r u from?I have family in Tx.
I’m visiting York today!! Watching this video after a day of walking around 😊
My son lives in york.. am going to visit these places. Thankyou for sharing❤
Love listening to your ghostly stories, and your voice is beautiful, hope you are well , love Kim x
A great video covering some of the less well known ghosts of York.
Hello Nigel and thank you so much. I’m hoping to do a York part 2 at some point. Glad you enjoyed the video 👻🙋♀️
York is my home town and it still facinates me.
Enjoyed both videos on the City of York. Loved the new hauntings on the second video. Goosebumps!! Excellent narration with your unique voice. 🇺🇸💜
Thanks so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the extra stories too 🙋♀️👻
Supposedly part of my maternal line descended from Yorkshire. Btw- one of your BEST episodes!!
Glad you enjoyed it! 👻🙋♀️
Thank you for this! Its exactly the sort of thing I was after, well researched and delivered stories, without the awful sound design and editing that so many ghost story channels use.
Thank you so much Helen 👻🙋♀️
Just visited York tody as a Friday 13th adventure. It was so charming that I completely forgot about its ghost stories. One day is not enough to explore it as it has so many awesome places.
Excellent as always, well done, love this channel, keep up the good work, miss spooky person, 😂👍
Thank you! Will do! Robert you have been with me since the start, my spooky fan! Thank you 👻🙋♀️
My great grandmother worked at the Yorkshire museum when she was a young woman and when my grandma was a baby ( probably 1910s to early 1920s) she used to tell my mum stories about hearing noises and it being generally creepy, apparently they once had some Egyptian artefacts and she absolutely hated them as she said it made the place feel almost like static electricity.
She said there was a ghost in the museum gardens, I believe she said it was supposedly a monk.
When my grandma was a baby, they lived in a house in York, which was apparently home to the ghost of a sailor who’d been murdered in the house. There were banging noises, footsteps, smells, doors and cupboards opening and they apparently saw him once going upstairs and it also rocked my grandmas cradle.
Oh wow thank you ever so much for sharing your family story. How interesting. That’s so interesting about the writ facts being like static. I wonder if that happens at the British museum too? Wow the grandma’s house sounds very active! 🙏👻
Oh, thank you so much for this I have been looking forward to this! Thank you for all the work you do you make a lot of people smile, including me!!😊👍😊
You are so welcome!
I was so looking forward to your next upload and it didn’t disappoint 👍🏻 thank you Nicola for all your hard work and dedication, this is easily my favourite channel to watch!
You're so welcome Michelle. So pleased you enjoyed the video! 🙏
Another fascinating casebook narration. Thank you.
Hi, how are you? I'm doing well. Happy Easter to you. Awesome live ghosts stories I enjoyed it. Your ghosts stories videos are always enjoyable. I have another ghost story to tell you. When I was nine years old back in 1990. I was on a school trip. We went to an island called Wards Island. There is a lighthouse there which is haunted by a man ghost. My classmates and I went to this haunted lighthouse to check it out. One of my classmates tried to open the lighthouse door. But it would not open. It was locked. My classmate kicked the lighthouse door. When all of a sudden a man dressed in 19th century clothing. Opened the lighthouse door from inside and said to us. He said stay away from my lighthouse or I'll come and get you all. Then he vanished right before our eyes. And the lighthouse door slammed shut on its own. I and my classmates were so shocked that we ran for our lives away from the haunted lighthouse. We told our teachers what we saw. But they never believed us. I'll never forget that day back in 1990. Have a great day see you next video 😊
I love York..very eiry place....I live near the now demolished Marbury Hall Marbury Cheshire...it was a beautufil scary old mansion with tales of the infamous Marbury Lady riding her horse amongst the grounds ... it would be a great place for you to investigate ..it will make for a great video...ty 👻
A lovely treat for the bank holiday weekend. I really appreciate and enjoy your videos, they are my absolute favourite. Thank you so much 🙏
Thank you so much Natasha and I’m so pleased you enjoy the videos! Happy weekend!
Thank you. I especially enjoyed the many illustrative photographs and engravings throughout the stories. They gave me a gorgeous and imaginative picture of what happened and where, even though I am not at all acquainted with the city.
A professional job 100%
I've been to this pub when I last visited Yorks!
A very good unbiased channel, very well presented as with all the videos. Well Done!!
Thank you so much Richard. That’s very kind and I appreciate your words greatly 👻🙋♀️
Regardless of where I died, I'd rather haunt my favorite pub.
So happy for a new video. A treat for my birthday tomorrow the 8th 🎂🐰
Happy early birthday🎉🎂
Happy birthday! Michelle I hope you have a great day!🍰
Brilliant video! You do SUCH an incredible job at blending wonderful pictures, music and narrative. Excellent!
Thank you so much 😀 Robin Kennedy! I am so pleased you like the videos and thank you for your kind words 👻
Although this channel is priceless for the central theme of it's production, the Historical background adherent to each story is just as fascinating.
Wow thank you ever so much; I appreciate this 🙏🙋♀️👻
Thanks!
wow thank you so much Robin! You’re very kind and your generosity means so much to me. 🙋♀️🙏👻 I really appreciate it 👍
Very nicely done. Thank you! 🌷
Thank you! 😊
I'm off to York this month at some point. Thank you for the heads up.
Oh fantastic! I hope you have a fabulous time. I have a York part 2 coming too but it’ll be a few more weeks for that. I’m waiting for some copies of death certificates and parish records to arrive! I hope this video can add a little to your trip and I hope you have the best time! 👻🙋♀️
Thank you. It certainly will. I've made some notes and will visit the places in your video. And several others I've located from various books. Looking forward to your next video.
I love the intro music, leading into this video!
Glad you like it! 👻🙋♀️
Loved this video, York is one of my favourite places
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you kindly 🙋♀️👻
Thanks A Brillant Video From Blue
Thank you ever so much 🙏👻🙋♀️
Superb as always Nicola absolute perfection thank you as always.
Thank you so much Simon; I’m so pleased you liked the video. I was still editing really close to the 6pm UK release time I was aiming for but I got there in the end. I hope the new stories were enjoyable as well as the old one from back in February 👻🙋♀️
@@ghostcasebook1266 Yes indeed Nicola I enjoy all your Video's, Thank you as always.
Beautifully made, presented and read. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it Chris! Thank you so much 😊
I like a good ghost story! Something I've wondered about ..think about it from the ghost's point of view... you're stuck haunting the same place, for an unknown amount of time. That would have to get old quick. Can a ghost talk to other ghosts? Or carry on real time discussions with the living? In many ways, being a ghost doesn't sound all that pleasant ..
Beautiful opening music & images! 😮 Impressed already!
Thank you so much 😀 Felene for your kind words 👻🙋♀️
Well worth the wait, thank you.❤
Thanks so much Iain! 🙂
thanks this was an ace vid as I love York and have been on a few ghost walks and stayed near the micklegate bar myself.
I love your stories. Absolutely brilliant 👻💀
Glad you like them James. Thank you 🙏
28:30;SU-PERB!I've been here too😊👍
My mate Jason lives in the place on the right of the York Gin...
Thank you for this video, I am from York and it was interesting to hear these stories. I have a few ghost stories that I’ve experienced myself in the city, mainly poltergeist activity.
Thanks for sharing! I love this! If you want to share your stories, feel free 🙋♀️👻🙏
@@ghostcasebook1266thank you I will type out my stories and comment back when I’m done
@@ghostcasebook1266 I used to work part time a retail store in Central York during my college and university years. The store was a relatively modern building, however the store area was supposedly built upon an old burial ground. During my time working there, multiple things happened to me that I could not explain, for example, when I was in the staff kitchen filling out my hours sheet, I heard whistling, keys jingling and heavy boots stomping about, coming from the large storeroom towards the kitchen and when I turned round (thinking it was someone I worked with) no one was in there. This event happened to me twice. Also, I witnessed a heavy door opening by itself (when there was no wind present) and items flying off shelves for no apparent reason. I heard footsteps on many occasions and when you were working you always felt that someone was watching you even if you were on your own.
@@ghostcasebook1266 I used to work part time a retail store in Central York during my college and university years. The store was a relatively modern building, however the store area was supposedly built upon an old burial ground. During my time working there, multiple things happened to me that I could not explain, for example, when I was in the staff kitchen filling out my hours sheet, I heard whistling, keys jingling and heavy boots stomping about, coming from the large storeroom towards the kitchen and when I turned round (thinking it was someone I worked with) no one was in there. This event happened to me twice. Also, I witnessed a heavy door opening by itself (when there was no wind present) and items flying off shelves for no apparent reason. I heard footsteps on many occasions and when you were working you always felt that someone was watching you even when you were on your own.
Hello Nicola. I finally got around to watching this, and I certainly wasn't disappointed. Yet again it is filled with very interesting historical information. The stone mason and naval apparition completely intrigued me, I thought it a lovely touch from those over the other side. Thank you once again for your wonderful research and compilation of these well put together posts. Can't wait for the next one, when you're able.
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Wow, thank you Annette; you are very kind and I am so glad you enjoyed the stories and historical features. The next one should be around 22nd Sept all being well and I won’t tell you what it’s about, but I’m finding it fascinating to uncover these stories 👻🙋♀️🙏
MANY, MANY YEARS VISITED WITH ONE'S PARENTS. IT WAS STUNNING TO SEE YORK. THANK YOU. FROM U.K. (2023).
PMA Judge you’re very welcome, Thank you so much 👻🙏🙏
@@ghostcasebook1266 Well Done ! Indeed I Have Enjoyed your Tour ! "GHOSTLY HAUNTINGS" !! Restless Soul's Who are Still Bound on Earth. R.I.P. To All Them. From, U.K. (2023).
Really enjoyed this. ❤
Thank you for another wonderful video! York has always been intriguing but in the US it is far less known than other venues you've covered.
You are so welcome! Thank you so much 👻🙋♀️
Once Again A Great Video Thanks From Blue
Superb work Nicola, well done. I have been looking forward to seeing this video; and I’m not disappointed. You should be so proud of yourself, luved it.
Have a wonderful Easter and take care.
Neil 👻👍🙏🥂.
Ps. Already looking forward to enjoying your next production.
Thank you so much! Neil, you’re very kind and I’m so pleased the video didn’t disappoint! Happy Easter to you too! 👻🙋♀️
@@ghostcasebook1266 Thank you Nicola. 👻👍🐈
I'm surprised you didn't mention Henry Martindale and the roman army.
Hi Malene I did mention in the description box about this not being included. 👻
@@ghostcasebook1266 Okay. I didn't read that. :)
Hi Malene no worries. I might cover Roman ghosts in a future episode so it could find its way into that maybe 🙋♀️
I lived in York for many years. When my daughter’s class were having a field trip in the city centre, one of the guides told the story of the apprentice who saw the Roman soldiers and horses, one of the little boys piped up “ Were they in black and white or colour?” Then when they found out the witness was a retired police officer they asked if they could visit him
Please please do one based on liverpool we have tons of ghosts here x
I am working on Liverpool Cyanide; it’s in the early stages so far but it will be happening 🙋♀️👻
Good Stuff. Been to York a few times and enjoyed their Ghost Tours. New to your channel but have you looked at Colchester. My home town. Oldest recorded town although its now been rebranded as Britain's First City. Richard Felix released a dvd looking at Colchesters ghosts.
Thank you so much Christopher and welcome to the channel. Yes, there are lots of stories from Colchester and Essex so I’ll add them to my list! 👻🙋♀️🙏
@@ghostcasebook1266 The Strood links Colchester and Mersea Island. When I was a child visiting Mersea. Not that there's much there! My Uncle would say people have reported seeing Roman Soldiers. Despite Colchesters deep Roman History there aren't many ghost stories involving sightings like that.
Very good video!
Interesting! I enjoyed watching it!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you Don 👻
I love your narration on your videos, very informative. I love ghost stories. 👻👻👻
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you Sue 🙋♀️
great job loved it just shared it with a few people
Hello Thebagfather46 and thank you ever so much for your kind words and for sharing. Means a great deal to me 👻🙋♀️🙏
Just found your channel subscribed. York is a lovely City.
It really is and thank you so much for subscribing Stephen. I really appreciate it 👻🙋♀️
I have been interested in the Paranormal and the Supernatural most of my Life.
Another great ghost story I love your stories
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much 🙋♀️👻
@@ghostcasebook1266 yep there great what makes them is your voice is cool such a fantastic package altogether just brilliant keep up the fantastic job your doin many thanks
Scarecrow,full of horrific and creepy stories
I love your channel
Great video
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it 👻
OMG Thank you! I needed this! ❤
No problem 😊 Kimberly!
I lived in York and the building we rented was very haunted but then again everywhere is .anywhere people lived before you.
I was a total skeptic from the 60's, cameras have proven me wrong, I can't even imagine witnessing a ghost.
One time my right pointe shoe heel slipped down...no elastic...it was held on by ribbons and gripping the toes...Swan Lake Act 2, 20 minutes onstage..front line corps.
I was born and bred in York. When I was young nobody talked about ghosts. Its purely for the benefit of tourists. Funny how many pubs are allegedly haunted.
I agree about the pubs. Having said that, there are some hotels that are allegedly haunted and if you mention it to the staff they will not discuss it. Some do promote it as a selling point though. 👻🙋♀️
All pubs are haunted and not just in York as they have spirits behind the bar....
Making a correction, I know personally, the Lady Sarah Brocklebanks Great Grand daughter her son and Sarah moved to Hull so the Grandad lived in Hull, she is seventy years old and uses her maiden name, which was her grandads
Sarah was nearly six foot tall, slim with dark hair and blue eyes, thanks
He was eight feet tall? Oh, my goodness!
Great video!
I'm surprised that one of the seemingly better-known ghost sightings wasn't mentioned - the ghosts of Roman legionaries who haunt the cellar of the Treasurer's House in York. They were seen by Harry Martindale who gave a very detailed account of them.
Here is a video where a tour guide in the cellar describes the sighting - (there are many other videos about it too) -
th-cam.com/video/_AnQdvIYanQ/w-d-xo.html
Yes, I decided not to include that on this video only because it’s been covered so many times. I do know about the Roman Soldiers as that’s why I mentioned it in the description box below the video. 👻🙋♀️🙏
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No mention of the Roman soldiers? 🤔
No only because they’ve been covered in lots of videos and I wanted to include less well known stories really, that’s the only reason. I did include this in the description box 👻🙋♀️🙏
i would say leave them be. I would ignore them and let them enjoy eachother. If they dont harm people i am the last person who would disturb them
I love york and went on a few occasions to visit york with my then partner Patricia we took the open top signt seeing bus that goes around york the commentary given on the bus mentioned the black swan pub or inn we decided to get off the bus at the closest stop to the pub and go for a couple of drinks there it was around 2 pm in the afternoon we had two drinks each but as soon as i had been to the bar to order our first drinks i sat down and took out my then new iphone to take a couple pictures much to the disapproval of my then partner i told her i would be discreet i wouldn't hold my phone up at eye level but would hold the phone at roughly chest level due to the fact that a number of tables were occupied i took three random pictures on my phone didnt look at them put my phone in my pocket and thought nothing more of it later when we got back to our b&b room pat asked to see the pictures from the black swan on my phone i put in the pass number and handed her my phone she was surprised at what she saw on a table not far from ours and that table was completely empty from when we arrived to when we left i still have that photo today strange but 100% true the camera never lies i believe
How bizarre! It is strange how cameras can pick up things we can’t see in a way. This happened to me at Dunster castle with a strange looking figure on the library! 🙋♀️👻
'Foot passengers'? Aren't they really pedestrians?
Foot passengers was how it was reported in the press at the time. I agree, we’d say pedestrians today.
Those poor boys. M
Yes, I agree. 🙋♀️👻
Great content, But new narrator needed 😮
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I’ve done the ghost tours of york not because I’m from york ( I am though) buy I’d rather do them online because there not scary in town at all yet I’ve had my own experiences of the paranormal at home if I had them in town I’d be like meh because if you’ve had them before you’ll be less so but if it’s your first time you’ll get goosebumps and you’re heart will start beating fast mine did it’s no easy if its poltergeist activity then I get annoyed because poltergeists throw your stuff on the floor forcefully it’s not super helpful
Well that’s disappointing settled down to listen in bed and after 3 secs it’s ads
York Does NOT have Ginnels and "Snickleway " is a book and some stories are second , third and even fifth hand and through the years the same spirits appearing centuries apart
Hi David, it’s snickelway, not snickleway. It was an expression coined by an author in 1983.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snickelways_of_York
I would think /Hope that a 13 yr-old would have enough sense to know better than to stand in the middle if the street to sort newspapers......the sidewalk would have been logical. It's like stopping in the middle of the freeway to organize your groceries, then be shocked if you get hit by a 🚙 car! 😶
Hello there, Sorry but Your story about the Lady Sarah, is not authentic, I know because I am a friend of Sarah Brocklebank`s great great grand daughter, Sarah was tall and slim with dark wavy hair, and blue eyes, the true story is far more shocking and has nothing to do with why the events happened and is not correct in content, your picture is far from her looks which would be of Northern types, dark hair blue eyes and her son was tall
The Brocklebank family moved to Hull where they can be found since that time
Sarah walks the moors
There is no mystery about 'ghost's. They are merely demons and they love to confound humans, so just ignore them!