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'''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 | '''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 | 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 | 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 == | ||
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 | A phantom horseman is said to gallop down College Lane before disappearing. | ||
== Rowton Moor == | == Rowton Moor == | ||
The site of the Battle of 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. | ||
== Notable people == | == Notable people == | ||
Television director and producer [[Karl Beattie]] and presenter [[Yvette Fielding]] | Television director and producer [[Karl Beattie]] and presenter [[Yvette Fielding]] live in Cheshire. | ||
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Revision as of 22:48, 28 July 2026
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
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
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, one of the county's most-cited sites for reported activity tied to a historical event.
Notable people
Television director and producer Karl Beattie and presenter Yvette Fielding live in Cheshire.
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