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[...] he doesn’t believe in ghosts. Travel Darkly captured a ‘white dot ghost’ on screen while we were there The cells beneath the Morpeth Arms [...]

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[...] a few metres under modern London’s roads and parks. Here are a few of the known sites. © Simon Montgomery 1348: The Black Death The Black Death was one of the deadliest plague pandemics in human [...]

[...] . It lasts about an hour, and takes you around Fleet Street and its winding back alleys. © Simon Montgomery The tour starts at Temple tube station, looking out to the once-putrid River Thames. [...]

[...] © Simon Montgomery The Old Operating Theatre Museum, with its live re-enactment of surgery before anaesthesia, [...]

[...] of the church, or through a separate modern entrance to the left of the church. Photos by Simon Montgomery. The post Café in the Crypt, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London appeared first on Travel [...]

[...] All good museums have a dead body. At Ely Museum in Cambridgeshire, it’s a Roman soldier reposing in his stone coffin on your way in. What’s [...]

[...] old city just north of Cambridge. Here you will find Oliver Cromwell’s (haunted) House, Ely Museum – housed in the Old Gaol, and the cathedral with its painted ceiling and memorial [...]

[...] and rebuilt more than any others in British history,” John explains. It saw a massacre. Oliver Cromwell stopped here on his way to St. Fagans, with its battle that culminated in the river running [...]

[...] Ely is a quiet, quaint little old city just north of Cambridge. Here you will find Oliver Cromwell’s (haunted) House, Ely Museum – housed in the Old Gaol, and the cathedral with its painted [...]

[...] parlour, where an introductory film plays setting the seventeenth-century scene. © Sophie Collard Ghosts: A five year-old girl is reported to have been watching the film in the parlour in the [...]

[...] both money and farm produce. Oliver Cromwell House next to St. Mary’s, Ely © Sophie Collard Cromwell’s family lived in the house whilst Cromwell was busy fighting in the English [...]

Ely is a quiet, quaint little old city just north of Cambridge. Here you will find Oliver Cromwell’s (haunted) House, Ely Museum – housed in the O [...]

London is riddled with darkness. Partly because it’s been around a good while, and partly because it’s the UK’s capital, meaning it’s highly [...]

[...] & Littleport. May their awful Fate be a warning to others.’ How to visit Ely Museum Ely Museum is open Monday to Saturday 10.30am – 5pm and Sundays 1pm – 5pm in the summer. [...]

[...] are buried in St Mary’s churchyard. The Ely Rioters who were hanged in 1816 © Sophie Collard A gravestone affixed to the exterior of the church reads, ‘Here lie interred in one grave [...]