The Chapel House in Dudley, West Midlands, England, dates back to the 16th century. Originally constructed as a private residence, it later served as a meeting place for religious dissenters in the 17th century. The building’s history is intertwined with the English Civil War, as it was used as a hideout for Royalist soldiers.

Over the centuries, numerous ghostly encounters have been reported at The Chapel House. One of the most frequently sighted apparitions is that of a young girl in Victorian-era clothing, often seen wandering the corridors or peering out of windows. Witnesses have described hearing her footsteps and giggles echoing through the building.

Another recurring phenomenon is the appearance of a spectral monk, believed to be connected to the house’s religious past. Visitors have reported seeing his robed figure gliding across rooms and vanishing through walls.

The Chapel House is also known for its poltergeist activity. Objects have been seen moving on their own, doors slamming shut without explanation, and sudden temperature drops in specific areas. Some guests have reported feeling an unseen presence touching or pushing them.

One particularly chilling account involves a ghostly re-enactment of a past tragedy. Witnesses have described seeing the apparition of a man falling from an upper window, only to vanish before hitting the ground. This is believed to be connected to a historical accident or suicide.

The building’s cellar is reputed to be a hotspot for paranormal activity, with many reporting an overwhelming sense of dread and hearing unexplained whispers and footsteps while in this area.