With hundreds of haunted sites across the UK, there is no shortage of spooky walks this Halloween and the National Trust have their fair share of spectres and shadows.
Blickling is home to the headless ghost of Anne Boleyn.
Is Buckland Abbey haunted by the doomed spirit of Sir Francis Drake?
A woman in white, believed to have performed an act of treason during the Civil War is said to stalk the battlements at Corfe.
Croft Castle, Herefordshire, is reputed to be the most haunted house in the Midlands.
The spirit of Welsh freedom fighter Owain Glyndwr is one of six ghosts said to still walk the halls.
Echoes of a centuries-old murder with reports of ghosts at Newton House, Carmarthenshire are linked to a brutal crime of passion.
Floating lights, strange apparitions and skeletons found chained together in the dungeon at Dunster Castle, Somerset.
Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, is haunted by a phantom book loving ghost.
Ham House, Surrey, is thought to be one of the National Trusts’ most haunted places
The sinister presence of a ruthlessly ambitious former occupant is at the centre of paranormal activity at Ham House in Surrey
Springhill, County Londonderry, is haunted by a friendly spirit who loves children.
Treasurer’s House, Yorkshire, is haunted by marching phantom Roman soldiers.
Visit the National Trust website to find out more.
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