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Edinburgh West, Edinburgh, EH27 8EB
The Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club in Lothian has a reputation for being haunted by the ghost of Lady Mary Douglas. She's often seen as a White Lady walking through the building. Her presence is believed to be that of her ghostly apparition.
Lady Mary Douglas was the daughter of an Earl who bought Dalmahoy House in the 18th century. Little is known about her life, but it's clear she had a strong connection to the estate. Her spirit is thought to remain here, and many guests have reported seeing her over the years.
Dalmahoy House was bought by an Earl in the 18th century. Little is known about the family's life during this time, but it's clear they had a strong connection to the estate.
Cockpen Road, Bonnyrigg, EH19 3JB
The Dalhousie Castle Hotel is a place of eerie legend, with whispers of ghostly activity that'll send shivers down your spine. Located in the heart of Lothian, this medieval fortress has seen its fair share of history - but it's the tragic tale of Lady Catherine, 'The Grey Lady', that will leave you sleeping with the lights on.
In the past century, Dalhousie Castle was briefly converted into a school. Sadly, during this time, a young boy lost his life after falling from the roof - an incident that's said to be still felt by staff and visitors today. Add to this the phantom dog which met its demise in similar circumstances, and you have a hotel with more than just friendly ghosts.
Dalhousie Castle has a rich history dating back to the 14th century. In its past life, it was home to various lairds and their families before being converted into a hotel.
Priestfield Road, Edinburgh, EH16 5UT
The Prestonfield House phantom carriage is a chilling sight that has been witnessed by multiple people over time. The house, located on Priestfield Road in the heart of Edinburgh's Lothian county, is steeped in history and intrigue. According to legend, a spectral carriage drives up the main drive every morning, only to disappear when it reaches the front doors. This eerie phenomenon has left many wondering what could be causing such an unusual occurrence.
Prestonfield House has a rich history dating back to the 17th century. The house was once a grand mansion, hosting lavish parties and events for Edinburgh's elite. However, it's not hard to imagine why the carriage might choose this location - with its sweeping driveway and picturesque surroundings, Prestonfield House is the perfect setting for a phantom carriage to make an appearance. Whatever the reason behind this phenomenon, one thing is certain: Prestonfield House is a place where the veil between the worlds seems thin.
Prestonfield House has a rich history dating back to the 17th century, having been once a grand mansion hosting lavish parties and events for Edinburgh's elite.
20 North Bridge, Old Town, Edinburgh, EH1 1TR
The Scotsman Hotel in Edinburgh's Old Town is said to be haunted by a number of phantoms. This former printing works and offices of The Scotsman newspaper is home to a printer and forger apparition, possibly connected to its past usage.
Built on the site of an old medieval church, The Scotsman Hotel has a rich history dating back centuries. As a hub of journalistic activity during the Victorian era, it's no surprise that remnants of this time still linger in the form of paranormal activity.
Built in the 1920s, The Scotsman Hotel was once a thriving hub of journalistic activity as the offices and printing works of The Scotsman newspaper.
Gilmerton Road, Lasswade, Edinburgh, EH18 1AP
Melville Castle, a grand estate nestled in the rolling hills of Midlothian, is home to a rather intriguing ghost story. The castle has been associated with the spirit of a female apparition, believed to be either Elizabeth Rennie, a former owner of the estate, or Mary, Queen of Scots, a monarch with a rich and complex history. According to reports, the ghost has been seen walking through a wall where a sealed door once stood, and also making her way to the library bar. The exact nature of her presence remains a mystery, but her appearances have been documented over the years.
The history of Melville Castle dates back to the 15th century, with various owners and occupants throughout the centuries. Elizabeth Rennie's family owned the castle many centuries ago, which may explain her connection to the estate. On the other hand, Mary, Queen of Scots, has a well-documented history in Scotland, with numerous sightings and encounters reported at various locations throughout the country. While the true identity of the ghost remains unclear, it is evident that Melville Castle holds a significant place in the history of both Elizabeth Rennie and Mary, Queen of Scots.
The castle has been associated with various owners and occupants throughout the centuries, including Elizabeth Rennie's family.
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