Ghost of Hampton court
Hampton, England, a village situated on the Thames, a few miles above Westminster Abbey. The village is noted as the seat of Hampton Court, a royal residence built by Cardinal Wolsey for his own use, but subsequently presented to Henry VIII. James I preferred this residence. Since the time of George II the king has ceased to reside there. The buildings are used for various purposes. The chief glory of Hampton is a royal park of about 11 000 acres.
Some other ghosts of Hampton court
Queen Jane Seymour gave birth to Prince Edward, the future King Edward VI at Hampton Court in 1537. She died there twelve days later, and her ghost is said to haunt the staircase in the Palace to this day. Queen Catherine Howard was arrested there in 1542 and is said to have run along the Long Gallery screaming for King Henry VIII to save her, before his guards caught her and dragged her away. A ghost is said to haunt the palace, sometimes screaming in the same hallway. Others report seeing Anne Boleyn.