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Cheshire

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

A grey lady is reported moving along a corridor of the hotel.

Lyceum Theatre, Crewe

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

First recorded in print by parapsychologist Peter Underwood in his 1978 book Ghosts of North West England.

Bunbury

A phantom horseman is said to gallop down College Lane before disappearing.

Rowton Moor

The site of the Battle of Rowton Moor, 14 September 1645.

Notable people

Television director and producer Karl Beattie and presenter Yvette Fielding live in Cheshire.

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 == 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 ==
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 == 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 ==