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Graham Phillips
& Jodi Russell

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Hoar Cross Hall - Images 2


The first floor-corridor at Hoar Cross Hall, where staff and guests have heard sounds like running footsteps and a child's laughter when no one could be seen.
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The Long Gallery at Hoar Cross Hall, where unexplained piano music and singing have been heard.
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The secret door in the library where the ghost of the little girl dressed as Alice in Wonderland has been seen. And the Alice Room, where inexplicable sounds are heard and from which mysterious phone calls to reception are made when the room is empty.
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Lady Emily and her brother, Charles Lindley Wood, the 2nd Viscount Halifax, whose strange experiences at Hoar Cross Hall left them with a lifelong interest in the unexplained.

Emily's brother, Lord Halifax, was so astounded by the paranormal occurrences he and others witnessed at Hoar Cross Hall in the late 1800s that he spent the rest of his life collecting accounts of real-life hauntings, which were published in the 1930s.
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