Category:Cheshire - Revision history

GaryJJSpate: Migrate CategoryInfobox -> InfoboxCategory (parent_categories); scope/pages-filed dropped, no equivalent field

2026-08-05T12:55:07Z

Migrate CategoryInfobox -> InfoboxCategory (parent_categories); scope/pages-filed dropped, no equivalent field

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	{{~~CategoryInfobox~~		{{InfoboxCategory
	\|~~name~~=~~Cheshire~~		\|parent_categories=[[:Category:England\|England]]
	~~\|scope=County-level hub gathering Cheshire's individual hauntings, sightings, and local hub pages~~
	\|~~parent=~~England
	}}		}}

GaryJJSpate at 22:52, 28 July 2026

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	{{~~CaseInfobox~~		{{CategoryInfobox
	\|name=Cheshire		\|name=Cheshire
	\|~~type~~=~~Hub Page —~~ County		\|scope=County-level hub gathering Cheshire's individual hauntings, sightings, and local hub pages
	\|~~region~~=~~North West~~ England		\|parent=England
	~~\|first_report=—~~
	~~\|status=Active~~
	}}		}}

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	== Lyceum Theatre, Crewe ==		== Lyceum Theatre, Crewe ==
	~~The theatre's stage door is said to be haunted~~ by an actor murdered by a jealous rival ~~performer. A second apparition~~, a ballet dancer who died by suicide, ~~has been reported~~ dancing on stage in a white period dress.		Haunted by an actor murdered by a jealous rival, and a ballet dancer who died by suicide, seen dancing on stage in a white period dress.

	== Marbury Hall ==		== Marbury Hall ==
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	== Rowton Moor ==		== Rowton Moor ==
	The site of the Battle of Rowton Moor, 14 September 1645~~, one of the county's most-cited sites for reported activity tied to a historical event~~.		The site of the Battle of Rowton Moor, 14 September 1645.

	== Notable people ==		== Notable people ==

GaryJJSpate at 22:48, 28 July 2026

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	{{~~CategoryInfobox~~		{{CaseInfobox
	\|name=Cheshire		\|name=Cheshire
	\|~~scope~~=County~~-level hub gathering Cheshire's individual hauntings, sightings, and local hub pages~~		\|type=Hub Page — County
	\|~~parent~~=~~Hub Pages~~		\|region=North West England
			\|first_report=—
			\|status=Active
	}}		}}

	'''Cheshire''' is a county in North West England, bordering Merseyside, Greater Manchester, and Wales. Its mix of historic market towns, country halls, and Civil War battle sites has produced a long-running collection of local ghost stories~~, several of which are documented below~~.		'''Cheshire''' is a county in North West England, bordering Merseyside, Greater Manchester, and Wales. Its mix of historic market towns, country halls, and Civil War battle sites has produced a long-running collection of local ghost stories.

	== Crewe Arms Hotel ==		== Crewe Arms Hotel ==
	A grey lady is reported moving along a corridor of the hotel~~, seen and, according to some accounts, heard as she passes~~.		A grey lady is reported moving along a corridor of the hotel.

	== Lyceum Theatre, Crewe ==		== Lyceum Theatre, Crewe ==
	The theatre's stage door is said to be haunted by an actor murdered by a jealous rival performer. A second apparition, a ballet dancer who died by suicide, has been reported dancing on stage in a white period dress~~, with witnesses noting a lingering smell of perfume~~.		The theatre's stage door is said to be haunted by an actor murdered by a jealous rival performer. A second apparition, a ballet dancer who died by suicide, has been reported dancing on stage in a white period dress.

	== Marbury Hall ==		== Marbury Hall ==
	~~One of Cheshire's better-documented hauntings, first~~ recorded in print by parapsychologist Peter Underwood in his 1978 book ''Ghosts of North West England''. Later research into the case has questioned how far the popular version of the story can genuinely be traced back, making it a useful example of how a haunting's retelling can drift from its original source over time.		First recorded in print by parapsychologist Peter Underwood in his 1978 book ''Ghosts of North West England''.

	== Bunbury ==		== Bunbury ==
	A phantom horseman is said to gallop down College Lane before disappearing ~~as suddenly as he appears — a recurring type of sighting across Cheshire's rural lanes~~.		A phantom horseman is said to gallop down College Lane before disappearing.

	== Rowton Moor ==		== Rowton Moor ==
	The site of the Battle of Rowton Moor on 14 September 1645, ~~one of the bloodiest engagements of the English Civil War in the region, and consequently~~ one of the county's most-cited sites for reported ~~paranormal~~ activity tied to a ~~specific~~ historical event.		The site of the Battle of Rowton Moor, 14 September 1645, one of the county's most-cited sites for reported activity tied to a historical event.

	== Notable people ==		== Notable people ==
	Television director and producer [[Karl Beattie]] and presenter [[Yvette Fielding]]~~, both associated with ''[[Most Haunted]]'',~~ live in Cheshire.		Television director and producer [[Karl Beattie]] and presenter [[Yvette Fielding]] live in Cheshire.

	~~== External links ==~~		[[Category:England]]
	* [https://www.paranormaldatabase.com/cheshire/chesdata.php Paranormal Database — Cheshire]

	[[Category:~~United Kingdom~~]]

GaryJJSpate: GaryJJSpate moved page Cheshire to Category:Cheshire

2026-07-28T21:59:34Z

GaryJJSpate moved page Cheshire to Category:Cheshire

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GaryJJSpate at 02:23, 22 July 2026

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	* [https://www.paranormaldatabase.com/cheshire/chesdata.php Paranormal Database — Cheshire]		* [https://www.paranormaldatabase.com/cheshire/chesdata.php Paranormal Database — Cheshire]

	[[Category:~~Hub Pages~~]]		[[Category:United Kingdom]]

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2026-07-22T00:45:01Z

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{{CategoryInfobox
|name=Cheshire
|scope=County-level hub gathering Cheshire's individual hauntings, sightings, and local hub pages
|parent=Hub Pages
}}

'''Cheshire''' is a county in North West England, bordering Merseyside, Greater Manchester, and Wales. Its mix of historic market towns, country halls, and Civil War battle sites has produced a long-running collection of local ghost stories, several of which are documented below.

== Crewe Arms Hotel ==
A grey lady is reported moving along a corridor of the hotel, seen and, according to some accounts, heard as she passes.

== Lyceum Theatre, Crewe ==
The theatre's stage door is said to be haunted by an actor murdered by a jealous rival performer. A second apparition, a ballet dancer who died by suicide, has been reported dancing on stage in a white period dress, with witnesses noting a lingering smell of perfume.

== Marbury Hall ==
One of Cheshire's better-documented hauntings, first recorded in print by parapsychologist Peter Underwood in his 1978 book ''Ghosts of North West England''. Later research into the case has questioned how far the popular version of the story can genuinely be traced back, making it a useful example of how a haunting's retelling can drift from its original source over time.

== Bunbury ==
A phantom horseman is said to gallop down College Lane before disappearing as suddenly as he appears — a recurring type of sighting across Cheshire's rural lanes.

== Rowton Moor ==
The site of the Battle of Rowton Moor on 14 September 1645, one of the bloodiest engagements of the English Civil War in the region, and consequently one of the county's most-cited sites for reported paranormal activity tied to a specific historical event.

== Notable people ==
Television director and producer [[Karl Beattie]] and presenter [[Yvette Fielding]], both associated with ''[[Most Haunted]]'', live in Cheshire.

== External links ==
* [https://www.paranormaldatabase.com/cheshire/chesdata.php Paranormal Database — Cheshire]

[[Category:Hub Pages]]