Haunted Inns | Ghost Hunts Of Inns
With Phil Whyman & Dead Haunted

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'Bloody' Judge Jeffreys was responsible for hanging numerous villains WITHIN the Skirrid Inn's wall, actually swinging them from the main staircase. The very same slab which on which the dead bodies were then placed can still be seen in the inn to this day...

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Perhaps the most recent ghost- in historical context - to haunt the Golden Fleece is that of a WWII airman. After getting rather worse for drink he apparently fell from a window on the 3rd floor. However, some believe that he actually hanged himself on the premises rather than dying in a fall...

HALLOWEEN 2010

Visitors have often reported difficulty in breathing and a tightening of the throat. This is sometimes accompanied by a burning sensation and, on occasion, what appear to be rope burn marks are also present. Is this a connection to the hangings which took place here...(more)

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INCLUDES MEAL

'Bloody' Judge Jeffreys was responsible for hanging numerous villains WITHIN the Skirrid Inn's wall, actually swinging them from the main staircase. The very same slab which on which the dead bodies were then placed can still be seen in the inn to this day...

*POPULAR EVENT*

FIRST 5 TICKETS £50.00

INCLUDES MEAL

'Bloody' Judge Jeffreys was responsible for hanging numerous villains WITHIN the Skirrid Inn's wall, actually swinging them from the main staircase. The very same slab which on which the dead bodies were then placed can still be seen in the inn to this day...

*POPULAR EVENT*

FIRST 5 TICKETS £50.00

INCLUDES MEAL

'Bloody' Judge Jeffreys was responsible for hanging numerous villains WITHIN the Skirrid Inn's wall, actually swinging them from the main staircase. The very same slab which on which the dead bodies were then placed can still be seen in the inn to this day...

*POPULAR EVENT*

FIRST 5 TICKETS £50.00

INCLUDES MEAL

'Bloody' Judge Jeffreys was responsible for hanging numerous villains WITHIN the Skirrid Inn's wall, actually swinging them from the main staircase. The very same slab which on which the dead bodies were then placed can still be seen in the inn to this day...