There have been many ghost sightings, housemaids and children have been seen flitting about the kitchen and bedrooms by staff and members of the public.

During one of our investigations the appearance of a 17th century tall man wearing a brimmed hat was seen, thought to be the shades of Sir Everard Digby.

Evidence suggest that the bed which resides here at the manor house is from the White Board Inn, Leicester. It is strongly believed that this was the bed that Richard III spent his last night in before making his way to the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.

During one of our events we captured our famous EVP (electronic voice phenomenon).

Our EVP hit headline news across the world! You can hear this recording by clicking here

On our last investigation, one of guests reported to feeling cold around their shoulders.  Our thermal imaging camera shows this guest with that exact cold spot around them … and on the next photo, the cold had moved all the way around their neck?  What or who was making this guest feel this cold?  What do YOU think??  Check out the photos in our gallery!

Many ghost have been seen at Newstead Abbey.

One of the ghosts seen on the grounds over the years is the “White Lady”. She is called the White Lady because she is always seen wearing a white dress. Her ghost is seen in Newstead’s expansive gardens.

Another ghost seen at the Abbey is called the “Rose Lady”. This entity is seen in a passageway located at the bottom of the staircase. When the Rose Lady appears she is always accompanied by the scent of roses or lavender that lingers after she disappears.

Lord Byron himself reported seeing a ghost in one of the Abbey’s bedchambers. He was sleeping in a room called the Rook Cell when he was startled out of a sound sleep by the sensation that something had entered the bed with him. As he sat up he spotted a featureless, dark mass that had glowing red eyes. He watched as this form rolled off his bed and disappeared as it hit the floor.

There have been many ghost sightings, housemaids and children have been seen flitting about the kitchen and bedrooms by staff and members of the public.

During one of our investigations the appearance of a 17th century tall man wearing a brimmed hat was seen, thought to be the shades of Sir Everard Digby.

Evidence suggest that the bed which resides here at the manor house is from the White Board Inn, Leicester. It is strongly believed that this was the bed that Richard III spent his last night in before making his way to the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.

During one of our events we captured our famous EVP (electronic voice phenomenon).

Our EVP hit headline news across the world! You can hear this recording by clicking here

On our last investigation, one of guests reported to feeling cold around their shoulders.  Our thermal imaging camera shows this guest with that exact cold spot around them … and on the next photo, the cold had moved all the way around their neck?  What or who was making this guest feel this cold?  What do YOU think??  Check out the photos in our gallery!