Samlesbury Hall - Haunted History

Samlesbury Hall, Preston

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Preston, Lancashire

Samlesbury Hall in Preston was rebuilt and is now a museum showcasing the rich history it holds. Its original features date back to 1384 and the building is said to have been the place of a Priest's untimely death. Ever since that day, a mysterious blood stain appears on the floor of the room where he died.

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