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0Eilean Donan Castle
Kyle of Lochalsh, Highland
A battalion of Spanish soldiers were killed in this castle; one of them is seen in the giftshop holding his under his arm. A woman known as Lady Mary is also seen in the bedrooms. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Culloden Battlefield
Culloden Moor, Highland
55 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
The Battle of Culloden was a deadly and failed uprising that resulted in the deaths of around 1,500 to about 2,000. Hundreds of years later, some people happen to notice the gloomy atmosphere still surrounding the open. The ghosts of highlanders are seen here, and, as the anniversary of the ...
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Ardvreck Castle
Letterfearn, Highland
65.1 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
A man in grey is often seen here as well as a little girl that is believed to have fallen to her death from the tower. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Inveraray Castle
Letterfearn,
73.1 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
The ghost of an executed harp player can be heard making music in the castle's library. It is also said that a woman who was murdered nearby is also seen on the premises. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Inveraray Jail
Letterfearn, Argyll and Bute
73.6 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
Anomalies are constantly caught on camera and filmed. Cell 10 is said to have a very oppressive atmosphere which people tend to avoid and Cell 1 on the ground is said to be haunted by two former female inmates. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Sandwood Bay
Letterfearn, Scotland
89.4 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
A ghost of a Polish has been seen in his old uniform. He is thought to have died in a nearby shipwreck. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Doune Castle
Doune, Scotland
93.1 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
Mary, Queen of Scots, was exiled here. She is believed to be the source of energy that produces energy balls in photographs. Otherwise, this castle is necessary to visit because it was used for the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Culcreuch Castle
Letterfearn, Stirling
96.7 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
A harp-player was said to accompany her lover when he was dying. She can be heard in adjoining playing her instrument. A dark human-sized mass has also been seen in the halls. The Chinese Bird Room is said to have the most activity. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Overtoun House and Bridge
Letterfearn, West Dunbartonshire
98.3 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
The bridge leading up to this location has one of the strangest reputations: since the 1950's many dogs have taken their own lives by jumping off of this bridge (even jumping off again if they don't die the first time). Furthermore, a man threw his child over the edge, intending ...
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Renfrew Victory Baths
Renfrew, Renfrewshire
105.1 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
Renfrew Victory Baths is said to be haunted by nine different ghosts of which some have made local news headlines including a paranormal investigation with STV. We have never been disappointed at this venue!! A woman in white is seen in the tunnels and a small boy who is said to ...
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Riverside Museum
Glasgow, Glasgow City
107.2 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
Stories exist here of a washer girl who perished in an accident in the Victorian Era; one guest managed to snap a photo of the supposed girl waving at the camera. Whether it is a camera trick or not, other guests and employees have reported a similar girl in the ...
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Lapwing Lodge - Coats Mill Sanatorium
Letterfearn, East Renfrewshire
108.7 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
Lapwing Lodge started Life as a Sanatorium for Coats Mill workers in 1910. At this time the veranda was open to the elements for the patients to be wheeled out into the fresh air to recover. It remained in their ownership until 1955. Some of the former residents are said ...
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Queen's Park, Glasgow
Glasgow, Glasgow City
109.9 miles from Letterfearn, UK-V3
On May 13th, 1568, the Battle of Langside (which is said to have been the beginning of the Marian civil war) took place here. With about 10,000 soldiers fighting, the casualties ranged at about 300, but many soldiers are still seen here. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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