Queen Square Tattoo Club in Bristol, England, occupies a historic building dating back to the 18th century. The structure has a long and varied history, having served as a private residence, a public house, and now a tattoo parlor. Over the years, numerous reports of paranormal activity have emerged from staff and clients alike.

One of the most frequently encountered spirits is believed to be that of a former landlady from the building’s time as a pub. Witnesses have described seeing a woman in Victorian-era clothing moving through the rooms, often accompanied by the scent of lavender. Some have reported feeling a gentle touch on their shoulder or hearing whispered conversations when no one else is present.

Another recurring apparition is that of a young boy, thought to be from the early 20th century. Clients have reported seeing him peek around doorways or dash across rooms, only to vanish when approached. The sound of children’s laughter has also been heard echoing through the building after hours.

Staff members have experienced unexplained phenomena, including tattoo machines turning on by themselves and ink bottles moving across tables. Some have reported feeling sudden cold spots and an overwhelming sense of being watched while working late.

During renovations in the 1990s, workers uncovered a hidden room containing old artifacts and personal belongings. Since then, there have been increased reports of objects being moved or disappearing, only to reappear in unexpected locations. Some speculate that disturbing this room may have intensified the paranormal activity within the building.