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BORLEY RECTORY!
Borley Rectory was
considered "The most haunted house in England." In the 13th
century a nun and a monk fell in love and when they tried to
elope, they were caught. The monk was hanged for his crime, and
the nun was bricked up alive in the walls beneath the rectory.
Beginning in the 1920s, there were sightings of the nun's ghost
in and around Borley Rectory, and reports of objects being moved
and thrown about as if by poltergeists. This was a picture
graveyard next to the Rectory. It's believed that this is the
monk that remained after being hung.
Submitted
by:
Researched
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See the full-size
image at:
SecretCrypt.com
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HERE'S SOME MORE!
In this picture you can see a brick apparently suspended in
mid-air in front of Borley Rectory. The picture was taken by a
magazine photographer after the rectory had burned down. He
claimed the picture to be genuine.
The building burned to the ground
in 1939.
Brick suspended in doorway
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