Your video is wonderful in every aspect. I appreciate your research, delivery and, especially, the fact that you present completely different stories than the usual over-played ones. Many thanks!

Lovely atmospheric video and so well-done. First time my 80 Yr old mum. Listened with me it's a dark rainy night inour holiday caravan near Glastonbury ❤❤❤

Hot brew, cakey snacks…. Must be GC time! Feet up and relax with beautiful storytelling, told in your own inimitable way 😊 I cannot express how much I look forward to seeing a notification from my favourite channel. You’re smashing this Nicola….. you so need to do a podcast, even if it’s just retelling the stories on here. Truly magnificent work 😊❤

Thank you for these fascinating stories 😊 Your voice is very soothing, perfect for paranormal narration (or even a podcast!)

Hi Nicola. Great video. I really enjoyed it. Imagine hanging an eight year old child. That has got to be one of the most disgusting and tragic things I have ever heard. I hope you're doing well and that everything is okay with lovely Moonie:)

Many Thanks for the episode, as always full of Background on the places, people and their Stories and Tragedies. I now know the basis of "Bill Sykes". Once again thank you.

As usual, your stories are greatly enhanced with the great use of photos and paintings.

Thank You Nicola... Hope the baby kitty is doing well. My question is....these are beautiful scenes...is all of Britain this beautiful?

Great video, enjoyed all the cases. I thought the Betty Price haunting was particularly creepy, imagine seeing the wet footprints 🫢. Old pub hauntings are my favourite I think. Thanks for your work, always impeccable.

I'm praying for everyone❤

Another wonderful and gripping episode. My weekend is now complete. Great research, spellbinding narrative and beautiful photography 👌

As always you have presented this video beautifully, the historic content told with such dignity and empathy. Thank you for all your hard work researching Ghost stories for us to enjoy. 💕🇦🇺

Yours are the only videos that I sit and watch from start to finish. Although I have never lived in England, watching your videos are like going home.

I always look forward to seeing more of these vids. Thanks so much. 👍

Hi, awesome live ghost stories video. I enjoyed it. Your videos are wonderful. How are you and Moonie your cat doing? I'm doing well. My cat Benjamin is doing well also. He's always running around my apartment. The weather in Ontario, Canada is warm. How is the weather where you are? Have a great weekend. See you next video 😊

Beautiful I admire your knowledge of social history and who have died and found who they are. Hope your dreams come true ❤❤❤

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is one of my favourite films. It's fantastic! I highly recommend watching it ❤. Thank you for another fantastic video!

My feeling about poor Herbert is that someone (large boy or young man) saw him, admired his fishing rod, and grabbed it while pushing him in the water. They just wanted to steal his fishing rod and did not realize he could not swim. Herbert didn't know how to float or tread water, and so panicked and drowned. Although he was found in four feet of water, that wasn't where he went in. It happened very suddenly; he wouldn't have even known the other boy was there until he was right behind him. When this young man heard about the drowning, he got rid of the fishing rod, breaking it up and burying it. I have no way of knowing if this is really true, just a feeling I have about it.

Another fab video Nicola. Please, please, please do keep them coming!

Interesting stories! I look forward to the next installment. 👻👻😀

Great episode Nicola 👍🏻 Great stories and brilliant research but of all the stories the ghost cat is my favourite, thats one ghost i wouldn't mind😊 Looking forward to your next video. Thanks and i hope Moonie is feeling better. 👻

I saw this notification while at work today. Finally settling to watch.. Thank you, 😊!! 👍

Fantastic content as usual. I always look forward to your presentations.

Very pleasant listening. I am always pleased to find a new video on this channel. Thank you!

Another eagerly Anticipated Video, in Nicole's Fascinating series of Stories of the Hauntings of The River Thames. Historic Buildings, wonderful Bridges & Villages beside England's Best known River. Coupled with Nicole's Wonderful Filming & Excellent Trademark, Well Researched Narrative, mark this as a must see on so many Levels. Hints of another Chapter to come has me rubbing my hands together in Glee. Thank you Nicole, as always an Interesting & thought Provoking Video, Utterly absorbing!

Wow, another detailed, well researched, well-written presentation! Scary but with so much supporting history and background. Thank you!

One of, if the not the best ghost story chanels out there. The whole atmosphere is relaxed, keep up the great work!

My absolute favourite channel you make my Friday thanks so much

Interesting and well researched as usual. Thank you Nicola

Thank you Nicola for another fun haunted episode! I wish I had heard about (is it?) Mapledurham, the Elizabethan home with all the priest holes years ago. I especially would have loved to have seen the one under a sliding fireplace! You present everything very nicely and I like all the information you give as well. Sending well wishes your way to you and Mooncat. Can’t wait for the next one. Be well . 🙋‍♀️👻🐾🐾🐾😊🥰🐈💐

Fantastic stuff watching in bed on sunday morning just the best to chill out too 😍👍

Thankyou for this been lovely to listen to the history, and ghosts stories, remember the first one about the Thames , great thankyou again

Thanks for another cracking vlog very interesting and informative well put together 😊

I really enjoyed this, thank you so much!

Another excellent historic video.Your love for the subject matter shines thru.I know every one of your videos will have my full attention.Cheers.

Wonderful video Nicola! I am enjoying learning about all the various ghost stories you have presented on your channel. I have never heard of most of these! Keep up the great work!😃👍👍♥️♥️🐕😺🐕🐕♥️

Another fantastic upload, brilliantly narrated, thank you🙂🙂🙂

Contentment!! A spooky video on a cold rainy night in the SouthEast of the US. Eating Pringles and holding my Jaspurr enjoying your soft unique voice. 💜 Thank you ma’am. 😊

Thank you for this series. Looking forward to the rest!

Great stories and marvelous production. Many thanks :)

Excellent work as always Nicola 👏 well done and thank you 😊. Approaching 17k subscribers and no surprise given the quality research and presentation..I'm so happy to see your channel grow and wish you ever more success. I saved your video for tonight after a busy day and a workout. Thanks again and every good wish from Ireland 🇮🇪 😀 😊

I really enjoyed this new video. I have probably said it before, but the depth of your research and high quality is amazing, and just makes these videos stand out. Also, the images you provide are really beautiful which adds so much to these great videos. Thanks so much!

Absolutely excellent as ever! ❤

Ah, well, defo worth the wait; brilliant work Nicola, thank you so much. Thinking of you and your cat. Take care Neil x

Hi Nicola. Thank you for another atmospheric video. You have a great gift for storytelling. Have you ever considered doing a video on Pluckley in Kent ? I visited it as a teenager and it reputedly has many ghosts . ❤

Absolutely wonderful!

Another superb video, lve been binge watching/listening all day while at work since finding your channel last week..... Ive unfortunately never seen a spirit, but have seen and experienced A Lot of paranormal activity in my life, mostly in a house we moved into as a teenager, our collie started to often stare at emty space growling with his hackles up, pictures toppling off of sideboards, keys annoyingly going missing, only to turn up hours later in obvious places, and on one occasion Christmas celling decorations being violently shook at one end. But that was 30 odd years ago, so no way of recording or looking into it like now. Over the last 10 years in my house, we've experienced a week or so of very obvious activity in the same week as close family members have suddenly passed, thats happened on two separate occasions now. And one very special moment of me suddenly smelling smoke one evening so obviously that i jumped up thinking the kitchen was on fire, only to come back into the living room to say to my wife can you smell cigarette smoke she couldn't... I still could very obvious, so much so it irritated my nostrils..... It lasted about 30-45 seconds then instantly was gone...... It then appeared again a few moments later for a few seconds then was suddenly gone, my wife couldn't smell it..... That happened a few years ago now a couple of days after my wifes dear friend died (a heavy smoker)... It hadn't ever happened before or since.... Neither me or my wife have ever been smokers, and no one has smoked in our house in 25 years..... Looking forward to more content ❤️

I love your presentation and delivery of your videos. i adore the photos you include too. The 'now and then', perspective, really adds to the tails. It is lovely to listen to. Thank you.

So very enjoyable! Thank you.

I really enjoy the history behind the hauntings. Fascinating. Thank you

Another great video - thank you. It's a lovely treat on a chilly Autumn Monday morning - and some great history ! (*_*)

4:00;what a lovely picturesque village this is! I really must try and see more of my country. August the 2nd,ah, great day indeed! Thanks Nicola

I like the postcard touch. They give a voice to somebody in a moment in time that might not have been heard for many many years. I might just keep an eye out for the interesting ones myself 🙂 Cheers for the vid as always X

Thank you, this has been so fascinating!! ❤

Great video of 2 part story of the ghost of river Thames. Could you do the most haunted parks of England.

You present these so well. I love watching. Thank you for your hard work researching and putting these together for us ❤

@ghostcasebook1266 - Since discovering your channel six days ago via The Ghosts of Luxor Las Vegas, I've watched - and thoroughly enjoyed - another 14 videos! Turns out yours is the paranormal channel I didn't know I needed, and now I'm finding that the ones I've been watching pale in comparison. I'd like to add my voice to others who previously commented by saying that you needn't change a thing with your existing format. I think you've landed on something truly special here. Also, you have a wonderful voice for narration, and I'm so glad you elected to use it over an AI generated voice. I truly believe your content is all the richer for it. I'm commenting on this particular video owing to a coincidence that occurred while watching it. When you introduced the segment on Basildon Park, you mentioned that it was never completed. This remark immediately prompted me to think of a construction not far from my childhood home which was similarly never finished, and it's one that is also purported to be haunted. Being among your U.S. viewers, I grew up about 30 miles south of the New York State's beautiful Thousand Islands Region. Situated on the Saint Lawrence River near the eastern edge of Lake Ontario, the Thousand Islands are home to Boldt Castle, a popular tourist destination that I visited serveral times in my youth. As I continued to watch Ghosts of the River Thames Part 2, I found my attention split between Basildon Park and my recollections of Boldt Castle and its unique history. Then, about eight and a half minutes into your video, you mentioned the transfer of some furnishings from Basildon to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York, thereby establishing a link between the two properties that were vying for my attention. As I'd been thinking about the Waldorf Astoria just moments before its mention, it was at that point I concluded that I'm supposed to write to you about this, so... here goes. I'm unsure if you might already have knowledge of Boldt Castle, but it is a six story, 120 room structure complete with service tunnels. Its surroundings include an impressive boathouse, a powerhouse, a drawbridge, the Alster Tower (a children's playhouse where the family lived while the castle was under construction), Italian gardens, and a dovecote. Ordered by George C. Boldt, the castle was intended to be a gift to his beloved wife Louise. Construction commenced in 1900 but was halted by a devastated George in early 1904, following Louise's passing. At that time, the exterior of the castle was completed but work on the interior was not all that far along. Following many years of neglect and abuse, the castle was acquired by the Thousand Islands Bridge Authority with the goal of restoring it to the condition it was in when Louise died and work was halted. Boldt was a Prussian-born immigrant to the U.S. Upon his arrival in 1864, he took a job as a dishwasher in a New York City hotel. At the time, he was 13 years old and had nary a penny to his name. Despite his humble beginnings, he would eventually become a hotel magnate and a self-made millionnaire. As for the Waldorf Astoria connection, Boldt was managing the Waldorf Hotel before it merged with the Astoria in 1897, and he assumed management responsibilities of the Waldorf Astoria once the merger was complete. I have many fond memories of exploring Boldt Castle and the playhouse, and from walking the grounds. I can't say I ever heard or saw anything unusual during my visits. However, there was often a pervading sense of sadness to the place, and I did experience some notable cold chills in several different locations. It's just that in an unheated castle situated on a breezy island, it's difficult to differentiate the unnatural cold spots from the natural ones! What I CAN say is that it's a beautiful edifice and location, and with some interesting ghost lore attached. Whether or not you would consider featuring it in a future video, you might find it worth an image search and some light investigation into the castle's history. I've long found it to be a fascinating, heart-warming, and tragic one, all three. I'll close by saying thank you for all the research and hard work you put into your content. This channel truly is a cut above the rest, and I can't wait to explore more videos!

Another lovely video thank you

Pride And Prejudice And Zombies is actually a much better film than you might expect. It really is a genuine adaptation of the classic novel, set during a desperate war for survival against zombies. It's really quite clever, and well done, and of course it's a lot of fun.

Great Narration and brilliant content and accompanying video. As usual, fantastic Nicola. Well done 😊 🤗

Great video as always. There are some really tragic stories here. Thank you for your beautiful presentation.

Great video! A request - I'd love to see a video on the ghosts of Hampton Court Palace! Keep up the great work!

This should be wonderful! Just in bed and tuned in! ❤💀👻☠🎃

Well done as always 🤩

NICE ONE !! SCARY !! MANY THANKS INDEED! FROM, U.K. (2023).

Thank you for another insightful video Nicola 👻👻

Two lovely Thames videos. Much thanks. Had to jump in to save a guy once. He had, dare l say it, spent a little too long on the pub.

Great work as always. Your numbers are growing.Yay.

In regards to Christmas albums, I think you might like Cher’s new Holidays album. I love it! Thank you for being there!

great vid liked that there was an animal ghost story included .

Great vid ty

Thank you for another wonderful video.

I love your channel!

I could live with that kitchen! That was good. Excellent job on both parts. Can't get enough of that history. I had that album. Ozzy must have some kind of history there. He's moved back to where you are at. US was getting too crazy for him I guess.

Great video

I enjoy lot what spoke very beautiful places very interesting so sad and haunted love heard these haunted stories

The Grotto should be restored. It is amazing.

I was born in Reading and used to go to the George drinking with my friends, and have stayed there a couple of times. I also stayed at Mapledurham house, many years ago with my school on a trip.

I enjoy this content.

Hiya Nicola, I cant believe they went Skating on the ice, its just asking for trouble, I enjoyed your vlog, I'm glad there every 2 to 4 weeks, sometimes I cry, by the way Nicola I'm 46 years old, people in this time are taking their own lives because they've been accused of Aldultery, without a scrap of evidence, its just not fair, this is Paul in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England

Another GORGEOUS place!😍

I live near an old asylum that’s being converted into flats. I’ve seen too many horror films to trust it.

Your voice is perfectly executed and the speed is prefect

Love your work, have nice All Hallow's Eve!..

Thank you!

Love these channel

Loved it👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks so much it's so interesting.

I'm from Emmer Green, Reading, close to Mapledurham. My dad worked for Thames Water, he told my sister and I about Mapledurham House.

Wow 8 years old?? It could very well be the boy doing the haunting! 😮😮😮

Great video 📹 as always. I was particularly interested in the cat 🙀 spirit. I wonder what caused it to haunt👻? I'd love to feel it brushing up against me.🐈‍⬛🐾👻❤️‼️

I knew a few of those stories about the ghosts and some i didn't i enjoyed that .

Enjoy your videos 👍

Basildon Park was also used for the 2005 Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightley, as Netherfield. Not a zombie in sight! I visited just after they made the zombies version and the gardeners were full of the sight of the actors chasing each other through the grounds! Wonder what Austen would have thought!

Thanks!

Lady fane gave me goose bumps keeped thinking i was seeing her in the pictures oh er

I saw something once. It was on ducks walk in richmond upon thames and I was veey young. I saw a figure walking towards myself and my parents but it made no noise and had no head. I aaked my mum what it was and she hadnt aeen anything. Ive never seen anything like it again.

I went to school in Pangbourne only ghost I heard of was somebody who suicided in the woods I hadn’t heard of this before

That poor woman living in the cellar. Did noone attempt to make any improvements in her situation?!!

you talk about the 'long drop' remember that was considered merciful. prior to that executions were a form of public entertainment and the 'dance' of a person's legs kicking in air was often bet on. odds are the 'Broad face' did a great business on execution days. I look forward to the next installment, beyond the ghosts themselves your attention to detail and history makes these facinating, far better than just 'here's the ghost bumph.'