50 Berkeley Square
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If you dare to explore the haunted house at 50 Berkeley Square, London, or even wish to linger around its dreaded vicinity you must be vigilant. Never has a house be known to be more haunted in the past. Great Britain has a great many number of castles, forts, buildings and institutions built hundreds of years ago. Many of them have vivid tales of ghost sightings and haunting experiences over the ages. People unfamiliar with the happenings at 50 Berkeley Square often wonder how a house posed as a library for so many years could be even more frightening, and It is my belief that anybody who does not admit hauntings is in for a big surprise. The house at 50 Berkeley Square easily outwits a lot of its contenders and is the most feared house in all of London, and certainly amongst the top most frightening places in the whole of the country, too.
50 Berkeley Square
The house built around the likes of Piccadilly and Queens Walk lies the famous store of Magg’s Brothers. Decorated with high plaster ceilings with over-mantle mirrors, marble floors and fireplaces it had remained the domain of Magg’s Brothers antiquarian booksellers for several years. The house has long been home to famous and unknown writers whose leather bound volumes are stored in rows of mahogany bookcases. If you wonder yet what is so sinister in 50 Berkeley Square read on. The place has witnessed such terrifying incidents that it was labeled the most haunted house in the 19th century.
The most Haunted House in England
As one of the rooms in the mansion had experienced unworldly acts two foolhardy men who wished to challenge the haunting paid with their lives: A nobleman who disputed the existence of the entity went ahead and spent the night alone inside the room. It was decided that he was to ring a bell should anything go wrong and the others would rescue him. It so happened that sometime in the middle of the night there were several ferocious rings. When he was found minutes later the man was in a terrible state with eyes bulging out in fear. He could not be saved and died soon after.
Some years later two sailors chanced their way into the empty building. Later in the night they heard loud footsteps on the staircase within moments of which their door was blasted open and a shapeless mass started oozing through the door. One of the men went past it and returned with a police officer only to find his friend sprawled dead on the railing outside. What excactly forced the man to jump is still a mystery. Most people who have visited the house or have worked there have confessed to the existence of psychic energy within its walls. Some employees confirmed to having eerie feelings while working at the account department while others reported shocking incident of spectacles hanging in mid air.
The lore of 50 Berkley Square is historic but its reality still gives shivers as it always did.
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next year my small paranormal group would like to do a sponsored ghosthunt for the british heart foundation.we come from hampshire we are mostly all spiritualists so we work with spirit and we are looking for a place to go too.please would you consider letting us do an overnight vigil there.if there is a charge we will pay although we cannot afford a huge sum.please would you consider us.kindest regards sue williams.
I believe there are ghosts or hauntings. Ghosts are able to touch things, including people, however they only come for a reason, it may be for a good thing or bad, depending on what happen there. If the inn is blessed by a priest who is given authorization from the lord, then there should be no more hauntings, unless people that are going into that inn, have a direct connection with those who died there.
‘There are more thing in heaven and earth than can be dreamed of by your philosophy’ – Yes I believe we still don’t know everything that there is to know.