Chingle Hall

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Furthermore, secrecy was built into the property by the Catholic Singletons with the inclusion of a chapel and two ‘priest holes’. Back in the early 1990s myself and six work colleuges stayed the night we did it for the special baby care unit at Burnley General Hospital, we arrived quite early so we went down the local pub for a beers you do, the back to the hall where we sat in the great hall we were told a few stories and then left on our own, not much happened a few noises around the chappel in the end we went upstairs to our rooms to our chairs there were no beds,at about 3.

The hall, renamed Chingle Hall, remained in the possession of the Singleton family until Eleanor Singleton, the last of the line, died in 1585. Over the years and as with many houses, ownership, and even its name, changed and it passed through different families.

His head was taken to France but is believed to have eventually been brought back and buried at the Hall. From bodies buried in a garden wall and a stained wood floor believed to a murder priest’s blood, the Hall is well worth of a visit. Suddenly one of our ladies said she could smell something, another lady said the same a third lady said she too could smell something and it was a medicinal smell.

It was chingle hall which turned me from a sceptic who loved the place for its history into a beleiver who has been invovled in psychic investigations and have enjoyed developing my psychic scenses. Alarmingly, an eerie groaning noise emanates from the air, as a tremendous crash rattles the windows. As residents of Lancashire, we should perhaps be alarmed that so many of our famous halls are described as ‘one of the most haunted houses in England’ but in reality, this lends an air of excitement.

shares form the eighth part of a knight's fee, corresponding with one plough-land of the ancient assessment. It looks like the man is bending over a model village until you see the brick he is laying at a dizzying height above the ground.