Great British Ghosts

Michaela travels to East Sussex to visit The Mermaid Inn, Rye. One of the oldest and reputedly most haunted inns in Britain. Then it is off to Michelham Priory in Hailsham, the site of 100s of reported ghost sightings.

In the first part of this episode Michaela visits the New Inn which dates back to the 14th century and is said to be one of the most haunted places in the area. The team try to find out if these claims are true. In the second part of this episode Michaela visits Gloucester and Chavenage House which dates back to the Elizabethan period and has many alleged hauntings including a headless horseman

In Gloucestershire, Michaela visits the extraordinary Woodchester Mansion near Nymphsfield. A Victorian Gothic Manor House that was never completed. Then it is off to Prestbury, said to be the most haunted village in England.

Michaela travels to Essex to firstly visit Colchester's Red Lion Hotel said to be haunted by at least three ghosts. Then she visits a once secret nuclear bunker at Kelvedon Hatch near Brentwood that has seen some strange activity.

First Michaela travels to Nottingham to visit the Galleries of Justice used as a court and jail since 1770 where many prisoners were executed. Then she's off to London's Viaduct Tavern in search of spirits of a non-alcoholic form.

Michaela visits Buckinghamshire to firstly see the notorious caves at West Wycombe Park where the 'Hellfire Club' met. She then visits The Ostrich Inn, near Slough. Once a haunt of highwaymen and at least one murderous landlord.

Michaela travels to the town of Devizes in Wiltshire where she first visits The Black Swan Hotel, once owned by a notorious highwayman. She then goes on a tour of the town visiting St Mary's Walk graveyard and the old town gaol.