The valley served as a burial ground for pharaohs from the 16th to the 11th century BC, though it really only gained international attention in modern times after the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun (King Tut) in 1922.

Named for the color of her dress when she was killed, the Green Lady can be found roaming the chapel’s tower room and moaning in the early hours of morning. Often referred to as Europe’s Alcatraz, the jail contained some 25,000 inmates (men, women, and children) during its 150 years of operation, publicly hung many prisoners, and buried their bodies within the prison walls. The vicar and the astrologer kept a vigil in the church porch, only for the vicar to see himself among the ghostly procession. In December 1920 a choirmaster along with two choirboys had gone into the church to rehearse at 6pm one evening a few days before Christmas.Unfortunately, the house was demolished in the mid-19th Century as was part of the church, known as St Mary's Church, which dates back to 1086.

Many of the locations on the list are not frequented by humans; those have dared to visit these have reported paranormal experiences. The site now welcomes thousands of visitors every year, both for its museum and Halloween celebrations. A soldier in the uniform of a World War One infantryman appears beside the grave of the Unknown Warrior. The 20th century City Methodist Church in Gary closed down about 50 years post its opening, as if it was established to be abandoned.Unfortunately, the same could not be said for his brother, who continually leeched off the organist. He refused right up until the point he had to give it…and then he found himself giving the sermon anyway. St Mary’s church in Avenbury, Herefordshire, was reputed to be haunted in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. People claim that visitors are bound to experience strange noises and chilling apparitions, usually djinns (genies) in the form of animals.