Ninety-Six: The Borley Rectory I - The Most Haunted House in England

Not Alone

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Other, Places & Travel, History

4.6 • 820 Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2019

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

This week we explore the history behind the most haunted house in all of England in our first episode on the historic Borley Rectory! From the 11th century building recorded on the site in the Domesday Book, to the stories of haunting that accompanied the generations of Priests who lived in the manor house throughout the 20th century, we'll be exploring the whole story of Monks, Nuns, Headless Horsemen, Disappearing and Reappearing Objects, and Psychic Writing in this location that has over 2,000 recorded instances of Poltergeist Activity. We hope you'll enjoy!

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0:00.0	This podcast is part of the Dark Myths Collective.
0:04.0	Visit Dark Myths.org to discover more shows like this one.
0:08.7	The Darkness Awaits. Hello, Hello and welcome to the Not Alone podcast.
0:44.0	My name's Samuel Fredrickson.
0:46.3	And I'm Jason Moisoso.
0:47.5	And today we're here to talk about some ghosts, some spooks, some good old-fashioned, spooky fun.
0:58.8	Now, before we get...
0:59.5	Finally.
1:00.8	Before we get started with that, like I just mentioned, we did do our monthly bonus episode.
1:09.5	This month, it was Baba Yaga
1:10.9	the powerful
1:12.6	witch
1:14.1	or god.
1:15.7	Yeah, of the wild.
1:17.0	Who even knows?
1:18.2	She is her own thing.
1:19.1	She's doing her own thing
1:20.9	just like David S.
1:22.6	pumpkins.
1:23.2	He's doing his own thing.
1:26.4	Remember that?
1:27.4	Yeah. I love that stuff so much. That was a Remember that? Yeah.
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