Blickling Hall
Blickling, Norfolk · United Kingdom · House
The ghost of Anne Boleyn returns headless in a carriage on every anniversary of her death.
Blickling Hall in Norfolk (NR11 6NF) was built in the early seventeenth century for Sir Henry Hobart, but the ghosts that haunt it belong to an earlier hall. It once belonged to Sir Thomas Boleyn, father of Anne Boleyn. Anne returns headless in a phantom carriage drawn by headless horses on every anniversary of her execution. Source: Haunted Places in Britain (PDF compilation).
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Where is Blickling Hall located?
Blickling Hall is in Blickling, Norfolk, United Kingdom.
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