Windsor Castle Is CRAWLING With GHOSTS

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• JU

  @julianbettney9816 · 1 year ago

  My late friend Bill a policeman on night duty let off his firearm at a figure dressed like a musketeer who failed to stop <br>, walking on the battlements and apparently walked into a wall and disappeared back in the 1990s.<br>Another policewoman I knew used to check on the rooms where the candles would be put out and would then be lit again by themselves, lights would switch off and on also on their own. I have encountered a hissing screeching creature in the flood ditches on the banks of the castle cycling home one evening late at night and I saw the ghost of a vintage car with suitcases on the roof on the datchet to Windsor road one cold winter’s evening. Near to the private entrance to the castle at home park I have encountered on several occasions the sound of something being dropped onto the road making me stop and check I haven’t lost something off my bicycle only to find nothing is missing and no object is on the road and no one to be seen , also late at night.

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• TH

  @TheJacey · 1 year ago

  I heard through someone who worked at the castle that the late Queen was always seeing ghosts but shrugged it off as she was so used to it!😅. Apparently there’s a room in which a group of 17th centuary women are regularly seen having tea!🫖

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• PA

  @Paranormal.142 · 8 months ago

  My old antiques shop near Legoland Windsor, was opposite a pub called The Hernes Oak. It&apos;s name never crossed my mind. Now 20 years later, you&apos;ve given me a history lesson which I loved hearing. Thank you Claire x

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• ST

  @stinajones9847 · 1 year ago

  I was absolutely enthralled with the Herne the Hunter story. Claire is so great at storytelling! &nbsp;🖤

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• QU

  @QuentinBristow-Smith · 7 months ago

  King Charles must be seeing Elizabeth the first ghost every hour.

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• BA

  @barbcraft58 · 1 year ago

  The history of Herne the Hunter was so interesting. &nbsp;I was a big fan of that Robin Hood series back in the day.

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• ST

  @Steve_SayWhen · 1 year ago

  As I watch in my obvious lack of British history knowledge (- outside of Robin Hood and Monty Python), &nbsp;I laugh at the whole Hern story expecting him to say he is a knight who says Ni! ... and telling the king to bring him a shrubbery. &nbsp;Titles and Tiaras is the name of my Queen tribute band. &nbsp;Sir William of Wykeham... was he the first &apos;Kingsman&apos;? &nbsp;Manners Maketh the Man stated on his portrait. &nbsp;Thankfully, Claire is here as historian, teacher, and storyteller, to set my fractured fairytales straight.

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• MA

  @martymoreno463 · 1 year ago

  Love it when &nbsp;the dog and cat join in

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• MY

  @mytwocents848 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Hello, Claire! &nbsp;I have to tell you what a great respite your channel has been to me during these dark days in the U.S.. The news every day is so bad, here, &nbsp;that I had to find something to distract me from it. &nbsp;Your great historical research, wonderful historical settings and your lively personality have really helped a lot. You know things are bad when ghost stories actually cheer one up! &nbsp;Thank you for your channel. ❤

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• CE

  @Celtic-Fae_Kay · 1 year ago

  The Weeping Angels and The Empty child and the manquine from Doctor Who were creepy

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• FR

  @frankiegraham3918 · 1 year ago

  Wow, that was ballsy..run at a whole army with just a sword!

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• WH

  @whippetmama73 · 1 year ago

  Fantastic Claire, &nbsp;Windsor castle is on my bucket list ❤❤❤

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