hmatw.gif (24231 bytes)

Capesthorne Hall


capes.jpg (34867 bytes)
This Jacobean style house stands near Wilmslow in Cheshire and has been home to the Bromley-Davenport family since the eleventh century. It is haunted by a number of ghostly figures, including that of a 'Gray Lady'. She has been seen by many witnesses, particularly in the west wing.

Perhaps more frightening than the phantom female in gray is the appearance of a group of ghostly shapes walking down the stairs into the chapel vault.  No explanation has been found for either of these manifestations.

The sinister spirit of a disembodied arm appeared to a young member of the family while he was sleeping in his bed. He was disturbed from his sleep by the sound of someone knocking on his window and as he looked up, all he could see was an arm trying to open it. As soon as the boy reached the window, the arm disappeared without a trace.

 

 

 

 
Ghosts Poltergeist Mansion Tours Haunted Mansions
Home Up Site Map Glossary

Do You believe in the Supernatural?  "Haunted Mansions of the World" is a collection of stories relating to many famous locations around the world - we hope you enjoy your visit.  The original Zurich Mansion is a collection of short stories which were created by Dr. Bruce Schmidt 'The Professor'.

 

Copyright
1983-2021 TomCat Production Studios, Inc.
& VisualTHUNDER. All rights reserved.

Selected items based on books by: Dr. Bruce C Schmidt & Heather Schmidt and other notable Authors.

WebGraphics By: TomCat Productions Studios, Inc.
Sections of this site courtesy of Media Design Interactive & other contributors  Sections of the Tour courtesy of TomCat Production Studios.
This site was designed for your entertainment

PLEASE NOTE:
We are aware of several problems with a few media files and links
We apologize and are currently updating and correction the problems

© COPYRIGHT - The Images and content contained on this website are protected by copyright laws. Any reproduction of them without written permission of the copyright owner is a violation of United States Copyright Law and is punishable by up to a $10,000 fine.