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Red Lion Pub.

The British enjoy drinking in the afterlife as much as on earth, if the number of supposedly haunted UK pubs is anything to go by. If any boozer was ever going to lay claim to spectral regulars it would be The Red Lion, situated within Avebury's mysterious stone circle, long associated with paganism, witchcraft and superstition.

Apparitions served at the Red Lion include a woman named Florrie who pays particular attention to bearded customers. Ghostly children have also been seen and visitors have often reported orbs of light, weird shadows and cold spots within the 400 year-old inn, which is never short of visitors looking to test their nerves with an overnight stay.

This is a reported experience Below:
 
A woman known as Florie is said to haunt this family pub. Dating back to the English Civil War she was thrown down a well, by her husband who was a soldier at the time, He caught her in bed with another man. Several reports have been received of Florie being dressed in black walking around the pub looking for a man with a beard.
One report was that of a bearded man sitting under a spinning chandelier.
Customers have also seen Florie in the ladies toilets and one of the past owners reported seeing, Florie throw salt and pepper across the tables and chairs in the restaurant area. Another report is that of spooky looking horse drawn carriages pulling up outside the pub in the dead of night, this can both be seen and heard but never both

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Old Wardour Castle

Old Wardour Castle was built in the 14th century,
Old Wardour Castle is located in Wiltshire which is in Southwest England

The original castle was partially destroyed during the Civil War. This castle is managed and taken well cared for by the English Heritage.
This castle is known as england most romantic castle,
Around a beautiful countryside overlooking a lake.

The castle was used as a film location for Kevin Costner Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

This castle was built on land previously owned by the St Martin family, but when Sir Lawrence de St Martin died in 1385 it was handed over to John, the fifth Baron Lovell for reasons unknown.

In 1544 Sir Thomas Arundell bought the castle.
The castle was confiscated when Sir Thomas a staunch Roman Catholic was executed for treason in 1552, but was later bought by his son, Sir Matthew Arundell.
Thomas Arundell, 2nd Baron Arundell of Wardour was away from home on the Kings business and had asked his wife, Lady Blanche Arundell, who at the time was aged 61 and was a royalist supporter during the 17th century english war, to defend the castle with 25 loyal servants, they held out for five days before surrendering.

The castle was eventually captured by the Roundheads and Lady Blanche Arundell was then imprisoned and executed.

It is said that Lady Blanche Arundell haunts the castle she once lived in and the grounds, she has been seen walking from the castle to the near by lake as it approaches darkness.

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Avebury Manor

Sir John Stawell is said to be one of the phantom ghosts that haunt the night at Avebury Manor. He lost all of his possessions including Avebury in the aftermath of the civil war and it appears he was not ready to give up his beloved Avebury, so he has stuck around to keep an eye on the place.

The second ghost is said to be a white lady, who lost her love and in dispair jumped out of one of the upper windows to her death. She hangs around the place, gliding around and moaning in dispair.

The crop circle appeared around July 27, 2005, and while no one thinks ghosts are responsible it is still abnormal and worth mentioning.

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