Today on The Grave Talks, we continue our conversation about the historic rugby village with Miranda Young.

Do you think that perhaps Thomas Hughes and or his mother might still be there in the village?

So one of the buildings that we do allow paranormal investigators to investigate is called Uffington

House.

Uffington House was the home that was originally built from Madam Hughes.

And so this house is technically three houses that was put together.

And they built this for her not very long in early 1881 after she had come to the area. And so we get a lot of different things that

we feel is associated with Madam Hughes.

It's actually one of the more active buildings that we do guided ghost hunts and paranormal investigations in.

We also included on our North Village Lantern tour.

Whoever is in that house is, they will definitely want to respond to you when you start talking about

missing England and talking about English customs.

We do smell flowers in there a lot.

Madam Hughes was known for the gardening that she did there on the property.

She actually brought her books and brought some plants and stuff from England when she

came.

There's also somebody that runs up on the second floor.

And they tend to, I mean, we've even had people put motion lights up there and or motion detectors.

And when you hear running, it'll set the motion detectors off.

So Uffington is one that we do get a lot of activity from.

And that would have been where Madam Hughes as well as Emily Hughes resided at. The Thomas Hughes House, even though he did not live there,

that is also one of the original structures. It was built in 1884. And of course, he never lived in

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