Most Haunted Season 8 Episode 19 - Watch Legally and Safely
Most Haunted Season 8 Episode 19
Most Haunted: The Most Haunted Team visit the Ancient High House located in Stafford. The building has been around for about 1595, there was several shops and a girls school that once occupied the building. A little girl has been seen in the victorian room but when she is approached she just disappears, a little old lady is also seen in the room rocking on the rocking chair. A figure of a man has been seen walking the stairs on a regulary basis, the man is someone who worked here but died years earlier. A group of American tourists was shown around the derelict house in the 1960's with a friendly man who was standing outside at the time they saw him, the man had a bowler hat on and an apron, when they went back the next day to take pictures the building was locked up and derelict, to their shock somebody showed them a picture of the man called William Marson who was born there in 1840 and died there. Also people feel touched and pushed in the corridor that used to lead to the Swan hotel, the ghost of a lady has been seen floating above the floor and disappear through the wall that terrifies onlookers. A writing desk locks and unlocks itself on its own as well. Ian Shillito is the Guest Psychic.
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