The Ghosts of Hampton Court Palace: Wolsey, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Catherine Howard, Mystery Men

[@dannetterousseau4095]

Loved my visit last Dec! Wish I could email you a photo that is so mysterious. I had departed through the far end of the Great Hall's arch/doorway behind the 'throne' chairs and took a right. Turned around to get a photo looking back through the arch from the other room for the perspective of the differing architectural features. Swear NO ONE was there. Eventually when reviewing my visit's photos, I gasped at what I captured during that particular photo - a black hooded, long cloaked, blurry white face (with no eyes) apparition! Wish I could have an expert analyze it. Great job on this production and all of your fine editing and effort! Thanks so much!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are welcome to email me a [e-mail] and thank you ever so much for your interesting comment. That sounds like a very interesting encounter! Thank you for your kind comment about the video; I appreciate this so much 🙏👻

[@delilahderoboam4613]

@@dannetterousseau4095 sounds like the same ghost that was caught on cctv closing a door there he was black robed as well

[@Spitfiresammons]

I think the manager and staff of Hampton court palace should put a book for the visitors to write their ghost experience story during their visit great video Nicola.

[@Gary-h6f]

And then Historic Royal Palace could sell it. I bet they would sell a lot of copies.

[@renatatarnawski5974]

@Spitfiresammons wonderful idea

[@ghostcasebook1266]

There is, apparently a book for visitors and (I have since discovered) on the day the strange man opening and closing doors was caught on CCTV a group of tourists from Australia reported seeing a mysterious figure in that location, apparently! 😱

[@GravesRWFiA]

@@ghostcasebook1266 I've seen the footage and it's been disproven, but oh yeah creepy

[@RosemaryWallace-wt5xj]

Excellent show! The Hampton Court door opening ghost is 100% real.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Yes I think it is very odd. The palace have no reason to ‘create’ such an incident. Glad you enjoyed the video 🙏👻

[@RosemaryWallace-wt5xj]

Bless you for making them. It’s a lot of work!

[@michaelmacewen]

It's wonderful how you give us so much history along with the Paranormal. Well done.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much Michael! I am glad you enjoyed the video 👻🙏

[@MrAsBBB]

Best one yet. All the best.A awful lot of effort in this.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh goodness me thank you so much! You are very kind and I really appreciate your generosity. This really helps me to develop and research into more content for sure. I am so glad you enjoyed the video for sure 🙏👻🙋‍♀️

[@MrAsBBB]

@@ghostcasebook1266 I do think that great channels should be supported, as to be a great, it’s hard work. We can’t watch everything for free. After all , I don’t do my job for nowt. I think it shows when we look forward to the next one. As long as you enjoy it please continue. Anyway Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year… Alex

[@ianmorris4922]

Agreed all round I reckon!

[@technicholls]

You’re really out done yourself on this one. It was fascinating to walk-through the lives and wives of Henry VIII. Again, can’t thank you enough.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh my word , do you mean out-done (I hope so :-)) but thank you ever so much for coming along to watch the video! I am so glad you enjoyed it and thank you so, so much! Your kind words are so appreciated

[@technicholls]

@ghostcasebook1266 yes, YES, my word Yes. That should have been out not 'NOT'! See this is a problem when you don't have someone to proofread before you send. Sorry about that , 🫣

[@charlottebruce979]

You narrate your videos clearly and concisely, unlike a lot of these fast-paced shouty and poorly reseached ones. Thank you for remaining calm and telling us history!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you ever so much indeed Charlotte! I really appreciate this 👻🙏

[@jared1870]

There is nothing better than good ghost stories for the Christmas season and I love Hampton Court Palace. Thank you!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you so much Jared! I am so glad you enjoyed the video 👻🙏

[@Gary-h6f]

Another excellent video. If I ever get back to the UK Hampton Court Palace is number 1 on my list of places to see. I just didn't have time to visit on my last trip. Regarding the cold spot you encountered, it reminded me of something that happened when I was on a ghost hunt at Sachs Bridge near Gettysburg in Pennsylvania. There was an area by my right shoulder was freezing cold. This was late May so we were all in summer clothes.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh that’s so interesting about your similar experience in Gettysburg (a very haunted place from what I gather). If you do come to the UK for about £50 you can join Historic Royal Palaces and that will give you access to Kensington Palace, Hampton Court and the Tower of London, gives you a discount in the gift shop and will save you quite a bit on admission prices. Hampton court is big so wear comfortable shoes! 🙏👻🙋‍♀️

[@MichelleBruce-lo4oc]

Hi Nicola, awesome live ghost stories history video. I enjoyed it. Hampton Court Palace is my favorite haunted historical site. How are you doing? I'm doing well and so is my cat Benjamin. We both enjoy watching your live ghost 👻 👽 stories video. We have lots of snow in Ontario Canada. Do you have lots of snow where you are? Have a great weekend. My favorite ghost is Anne Boleyn. Who's your favorite ghost. 😊

[@MrAsBBB]

We have a huge storm on the way. So snow, but winds and a lot of rain. I feel weird when I walk around Hampton Court.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

We have a storm at the moment here in the UK but no snow. Who is my favourite ghost? Goodness me that’s a difficult one. Hmmm…I would love to see the headless h]ghost of Anne Boleyn at the Tower of London. Thank you so much for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed the video 👻🙏

[@osakarose5612]

Glad to hear Benjamin is well. My cat is very old but doing well, too. Have a Merry Christmas. I often see your comments on another channel I watch.

[@davyd5629]

Another excellent presentation

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you ever so much indeed and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video 🙏👻

[@susangilmour7149]

I had always thought that Anne had requested the French swordsman as it would be swift. Interesting that he was actually brought over before the trial.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Yes, my understanding is that Cromwell was behind him being ordered!

[@delilahderoboam4613]

I believe henry requested and yeah is crazy he was ordered before the trial they already knew what the outcome would be 😢 anne never had a chance really 😢

[@elizabethwoolnough4358]

@@susangilmour7149 unfortunately as Anne was sentenced to be either burned or beheaded at the King's pleasure, it meant that Anne spent a few days worrying that she was going to be burned alive.

[@emmabradford0137]

@@delilahderoboam4613 awful

[@jbyrne3851]

Ann, had the sword, at her own request, because she didn't trust the English axe. Henry granted that as her last request. Nobles were executed by axe. Unless they were traitors, then they were hung, drawn, and quartered , their heads put on spikes.

[@peterhewson3216]

Detailed history and paranormal incidents- a win win situation in this video, perfectly balanced and objectively recounted. Excellent. Incidentally there was a cold spot at the top of the stairs in the Victorian building where I worked. The place had a paranormal history from the experiences of other workers. A former owner was found dead at the bottom of the stairs and this was verified by relatives who visited. That said I stayed overnight there and even dozed off at the bottom - experienced nothing more that learning that taxi drivers were relieving themselves in the passage way at the back of the place!!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Peter I thank you so much for your kind comment and thank you for sharing your story for sure. That sounds a bit crackers! The cold spot or whatever it was I experienced was absolutely bizarre! 🙏👻

[@arwong222]

I love the personal stories in your videos! The story of three adults karate chopping the air would have been an amazing, hilarious sight! 😂. Every story is engaging and detailed. I love it!!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

It was absolutely crackers. We must have looked like a right bunch of weirdos but it was the strangest thing to feel this freezing air. I am so glad you enjoyed the video 👻🙏

[@brionywebb1873]

I went on a ghost tour at HCP a few Hallowe’ens ago. One of the stories we were told was of a black shadowy figure that has been seen by staff working in the wine cellars. They used to have a kitchen shop right next to the cellars and the retail staff saw it frequently. So maybe that figure was causing the drop in temperature, even though you couldn’t see it.

[@stuartd9741]

HCP ghost tour sounds interesting will have to check that out. .. So maybe there is something in the wine cellar. .. We visited HCP in '19 & '22.. I did go into the wine cellar, for about 5-10 minutes. Didn't experience anything.. Still worth he visit. Thanks for sharing.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh good grief is that so? I did not know that. That’s freaked me out a bit tbh! It was absolutely bizarre. I do not know what that was in the cellar but my goodness it was freezing! 👻🙏

[@TheRobtrident]

Thankyou so much Nicola. Always look foward to your films.

[@elizabethnash7491]

Just so entertaining and packed full of ghostly tales~ thank you Nicola ~ your videos always demand more than one viewing ⭐️

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are always welcome Elizabeth and thank you so much for watching! 🙏👻

[@jmcallion2071]

Lovely early Advent present!! You spoil us❤

[@eoindee7007]

Outside Nicola, thank you as ever. Excellent work. Congratulations on going over 30k, you're absolutely flying lady 👏 😊. Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪 and take care with the stormy weather....poor old Ireland is getting hammered 😳

[@eoindee7007]

Sorry "Outstanding" I meant to say (if I had a brain I'd be dangerous) 😂😂😂

[@Useaname]

Careful now

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you ever so much indeed! I am very lucky to have such wonderful viewers such as your good self! I hope you still have power and get through the storm 👻🙏

[@user-hp1sr8jk3w]

This was a wonderful video. I toured Hampton Court many years ago and found it fascinating. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome and I am so glad you enjoyed the video for sure 👻🙏

[@MrAsBBB]

I’m only a quarter of the way through. Gorgeous story telling and you have the voice! Just right for the content. Ghosts are what we came here for but your story telling and the history is brilliant. I know the editing is the big thing but it’s faultless and it’s globally interesting. I so wish I had this as history at O’Level (shows my age) as I would have been so interested instead of Marie Antoinette all of the time… Much love Alex..

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Wow, thank you! Your comment is so kind and I appreciate this so much! I am so glad you are enjoying the video :-)

[@tamsin1969]

Thank you for the excellent research, beautiful video, and fantastic storytelling. Henry V111 was a true narcissist and genuinely terrifying. Wonderful episode as always chica 😊❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you ever so much for your generosity! This means so much for me and really helps me to continue the research and resourcing for the channel. Thank you kindly 🙏👻

[@danneilfrancis190]

Another great video, thank you.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching 👻🙏

[@LaLuna2510]

Great video. I love Hampton Court Palace and Tudor history! Thank you for creating this!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome and I must admit I have become more interested in Tudor history since researching this so that’s fab! 🙏👻🙋‍♀️

[@MarkSpry-s5s]

Absolutely fantastic

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh wow thank you so much! 🙏👻

[@amandadixon4074]

Love the story of the spindle bricked up in a forgotten room. I wonder why they bothered to brick it up? Quite the mystery.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

I agree! Did they think it could harbour the small pox, I wonder?

[@amandadixon4074]

@@ghostcasebook1266 Possibly. But wouldn’t the entire Queen’s chamber been contaminated with small pox? It just seems so fairytale-like. Isn’t there a lot of superstition and folklore around spindles?

[@stuartd9741]

I too was fascinated by the discovery of the spindle.. .. I remember reading some time ago, when they were doing some work on the tennis court, they found a medieval tennis ball wedged within one of the roof timbers...HCP clearly hasn't given up all it's secrets.. .. Definitely superstition, out of site out of mind...?

[@ghostcasebook1266]

I must admit, know I come to think of it, you’re right. Sleeping beauty had a spinning wheel and Rumplestiltskin was spinning straw into gold, as you do! 👻🙏

[@osakarose5612]

I found that to be quite creepy!

[@QueenBamBEE32724]

WELL done, Nicola! This, unsurprisingly, was VERY enjoyable!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you ever so much indeed! I am glad you enjoyed it 👻🙏

[@thetrojanhorse.1320]

Also, I just wanted to add that I really liked your story of the phenomenon you experienced. I experienced something very similar in a notoriously haunted Pub in Australia.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh that’s so interesting. It was the strangest thing. Did it hover above you? it was absolutely bizarre. 👻🙏

[@thetrojanhorse.1320]

@@ghostcasebook1266 My experience was very similar to your experience. Your usage of cylindrical as a description for the shaft of an unearthly cold spot was... spot-on! Although I was not cognisant of the cold space shifting in height. But it definitely filled a cylindrical type space in the room and the hallway. The pub is reputedly haunted by a violent spirit. Although the pub itself has a violent history. Clarkfield Inn, situated in Clarkfield, Victoria. Outside of the pub and the stables, the town consists of farmland as far as the eye can see, several houses and a prominent railway station where goods would be stored. It was notorious for its violence during the gold rush period. There is a small interview with one of the pubs owners from 1987. I will see if I can find it and tag you if you are interested? I really love your channel and your work, it is really informative and inspiring. Wade 👻✌🏻

[@thetrojanhorse.1320]

@@ghostcasebook1266 This is a documentary from 1987. It is a little daggy and dated. But the stories and accounts are really interesting. I have made the pilgrimage to visit several locations mentioned. Clarkfield Inn is included. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5axlGymecd2iacsi=VGHkzRDj_tZKQ8on

[@joansavage1857]

Thank you Nicola for your wonderful and fascinating video. I remember going to Hampton Court many years ago with the school. I have never forgot the beauty of the place!! ❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Hampton Court is so beautiful and I really enjoy every visit. So much history and so many ghosts! 👻🙏

[@paulguise698]

Hiya Nicola, Interesting vlog this, you see the saying "Beem Me Up Scotty" that wasnt said,the line was "Scotty energize", I could cry for Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, this is Paul in Whitehaven

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Hello Paul! I am so glad you found the video interesting and I apologise if i got the Star Trek bit wrong but it did feel like a sort of cylinder of cold air. It was quite difficult to describe! I hope you are really well. I was reading about a certain castle in your neck of the woods today, Paul! :-)

[@paulguise698]

@ghostcasebook1266 I'm not being big headed, it's a common mistake that Beem me up Scotty was said, this is Paul

[@annettetonks7055]

Yay 🥳🥳🥳🥳 Can't wait for this exciting early Christmas present 👌💖💖👻👻🇦🇺

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Aww thank you Annette! 👻🙏

[@paddingtonfan1192]

Really enjoyed this episode!😊

[@ghostcasebook1266]

I am so glad and thank you ever so much indeed 👻🙏

[@marioncottell7285]

A wonderful wonderful video. Thank you so much 😊. I felt myself feeling sad, those poor wives 😞. Your cold air experience was Fascinating! Yikes ! 😊💕🇨🇦

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you so much Marion! I am so glad you enjoyed the video! I know; I feel sorry for the wives too. The cold air was just bizarre! I do not know how or what caused it! 👻🙏

[@Useaname]

Excellent. Well done

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Many thanks! I am glad you enjoyed the video 👻🙏

[@quarters-eye8922]

Love the channel. Thank you for sharing.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome and thank you ever so much indeed! 🙏👻🙋‍♀️

[@spontaneous_kat]

The amount of history that you put into your videos is astounding. I always learn something new.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you ever so much! Yes it was a really interesting video to research and put together 🙏👻

[@whitneylake2107]

I really enjoyed the longer episode. There is so much History - and paranormal activity - I am sure you could have made several episodes. Thank you and happy holidays from across the pond !

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you ever so much indeed! I’m glad you enjoyed the history and the ghost stories together! 🙏👻

[@ColleenHalbach-c9p]

I would LOVE this is book form!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Well you never know 👻🙏

[@stephenhall6595]

Really look forward to the Video.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you ever so much indeed Stephen 👻🙏

[@celestenova777]

Brilliant video Nicola, thanks for all your work on this amazing beautiful building. Long time since I was there but your video brought back my memories of it, a great atmospheric place to visit.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much Celeste and I’m so glad you enjoyed the memories being brought to life for sure 🙏👻

[@ccasey1904]

I always feel very sorry for Catherine Howard for numerous reasons. I pray for her periodically and for the peaceful repose of her soul.

[@stuartd9741]

I feel sorry for all of them. Seems like KH changed partnere like he would changing a meal at lunch time.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

I feel sorry for her too and I think she is often depicted badly. 🙏👻

[@osakarose5612]

@@ghostcasebook1266 : I feel sorry she was married to KH. BUT, she did mess around on him both BEFORE and AFTER marriage. That was not good.

[@iainmelville9411]

Brilliant production. Great graphics, fascinating stories and a lot of them. A real in-depth paranormal documentary. I really loved this, thank you so much. I fully appreciate the work you did on this episode. I’ve always wondered about Hampton Court, so much history and home to so many famous people. Interesting stuff indeed, it’s a beautiful place. I think the sword was preferable, to avoid the mutation an axe is known to cause. Loved your personal story about the “cold spot”. I was walking though the tunnels of the hospital I worked at early in morning hours, during a nightshift. As I turned a corner I walked though a cold spot. Freezing cold. I walked around it and put my hands though it, and, as you, yourself report, it was a circle. I poked my hand and a finger though it and I yep, it was circular, just as you said. I had a few weird experiences on nightshift. Much love and many, many Blessings ❤, ❤️.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you for such a kind comment! I appreciate this so much. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. That cold spot was so strange. It really was freezing! How interesting that you have had a similar experience. I’m glad it’s not just me! Very odd. Blessing to you too 👻🙏

[@jeanninehochet]

Have visited Hampton Court many times, it is one of my favourite places to visit so am really looking forward to your video. I haven’t see any ghosts sadly but there’s still time.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh I love Hampton Court! I think it is a magnificent place for sure 👻🙏

[@ccasey1904]

Thanks again for a really lovely video Nicola😊

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video 🙏👻

[@cliffordfreeman7829]

Excellent Video. My old mom loved it and I had saved it till I was done work to show her. Cheers

[@ghostcasebook1266]

That's great! I am so glad you and your mum enjoyed the video for sure. Thank you both 🙏👻

[@Julieann_shannon1]

I thoroughly enjoyed this presentation of the Ghosts of Hampton Court Palace, it was fascinating, thankyou..👌👻👸

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much Julieann! I am so glad you enjoyed it 👻🙏🙋‍♀️

[@Julieann_shannon1]

@ghostcasebook1266 your very welcome..hope theres more historic ghosts to come! X 🤞👌

[@ghostcasebook1266]

There will be for sure 👻

[@PurpleStar-bq2up]

Fabulous, a lovely film with so much information I love it thank you. Maybe one day I will be able to visit this wonderful historic place ❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

The historic royal palaces website has online virtual tours if you want to really have a good look around from the comfort of your own home. They also have some wonderful podcasts about the history. But it is so wonderful to visit Hampton Court 👻🙏

[@sheilaathay2034]

Fantastic video. Thanks!❤🎉

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much 👻🙏

[@331susan]

Loved it. When you have a new video, I make spaghetti and my son comes over and we watch! Thanks.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Sounds great! I love this! And thank you ever so much guys 🙏👻

[@richardevppro3980]

As always another great show and thank you 🎉. The cold spot I genuinely think is paranormal as many of the people I know have experienced the same thing and it is icy cold just in one area. I don't know why they are there but they are and you and the couple found one, lovely experience and I hope you enjoyed it.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you so much. It was completely bizarre! It seemed to appear and go out of nowhere! 👻🙏

[@tootles1969]

Another brilliants film Nicola! I look forward to seeing these so much; beautifully researched, produced and narrated. I'm actually watching this at Wolf Hall! And this place certainly has its fair share of odd goings on......

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much! Oh you must let me know about Wolf Hall! Sounds fascinating 👻🙏

[@jayhaack2883]

What an amazing place! Hampton Court Palace has always been on my bucket list of what to see if I ever visit England. Your wine cellar experience sounds like more than an atmospheric condition...

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much for watching. Hampton Court is wonderful. I genuinely have no idea of t]what that was in the wine cellar. I have never experienced anything like that and it was very odd. 👻🙏

[@jamescasey240]

37 long hours! Can't wait 👻

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you James! I am glad you are looking forward to it 🙏👻

[@jamescasey240]

@ghostcasebook1266 very much 👻

[@paulakotecki2790]

Excellent video as always! Thanks for all your hard work, professionalism and research, may your channel go from strength to strength! Wishing you an awesome Christmas 🎄 lots of love and best wishes ❤ x

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you very much Paul! You are so kind and I really appreciate your kind words for sure. I wish you and your nearest and dearest a happy Christmas and New year for sure my friend 🙏👻

[@paulakotecki2790]

@ your welcome x

[@spontaneous_kat]

I love your videos and this one has got to be one of my new favorites!! ❤️

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Yay! Thank you! I love this! 👻🙏

[@brittanyhyatt3407]

I love a good history lesson and I love a good ghost story even more so your videos are just perfect! Thank you for all your hard work in making them ❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you like them! Oh thank you ever so much for your kind comment; this means so much to me 🙏👻

[@ccasey1904]

One can feel all the intrigue that went on there.

[@stuartd9741]

Indeed. And the building hasn't been demolished which is usually the case for very old buildings.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Hampton Court is an odd one because you have the Tudor buildings sort of butting heads with Mary and William’s baroque palace. They wanted to know the lot down but thank goodness they were short of money! 👻🙏

[@yellow9346]

Can't wait for this one!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you ever so much indeed 👻🙏

[@stephkluske423]

Fantastic video Nicola 👏 well researched and beautifully presented. Thankyou so much 🤗

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you for watching and I’m so glad you enjoyed it 🙏👻

[@timelordvictorious]

I hope she covers Wolseys ghost that’s a good one

[@RoseFerg584]

Thank you Nicola! This video was so enjoyable to watch!! Your presentations are so well done. 😍 Never stop...please!🙏🏻 😆

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate this Rose 🙏👻🙋‍♀️

[@RoseFerg584]

@@ghostcasebook1266 ❤

[@RoseFerg584]

@@ghostcasebook1266 You're welcome Nicola. ❤ I've just purchased online, The Palace: From the Tudors to the Windsors, 500 Years of British History at Hampton Court by Gareth Russell. Can't wait for it to arrive! 🌹

[@ghostcasebook1266]

I am listening to it on audible! It is really good 👍

[@RoseFerg584]

@@ghostcasebook1266 😃👍

[@ernestweaver5544]

Yes my Lady you have experienced a soul from the past in that column of air. Congratulations. And nice pictures. There is an extreme amount of history in that place. Residual hauntings are real. If the walls could talk. That's what you heard or rather felt. No, you are not losing your mind.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you so much Ernest! It was the strangest thing. Just utterly freezing cold. We must have looked a bit strange in that wine cellar! I am so glad you enjoyed the video 👻🙏

[@ccasey1904]

@@ernestweaver5544 So I guess it was a “blast from the past”!!🤣🥰😊😂👻🙏(sorry but I couldn’t resist),☺️

[@ghostcasebook1266]

🤣👻

[@denisehill7769]

Love this, thank you! Totally agree with you on Gareth Russell's Young and Damned and Fair, I couldn't put it down - if you've not read it, his book on Hampton Court is equally brill. I'd love to visit Hampton Court; one day I'll get there :) I don't know what to make of the door video either...it's weird.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Yes I’m listening to Gareth Russell’s book on the palace on audible. I agree, he’s a great writer and historian. I’ve watched several interviews with him on YT and he comes across a thoroughly nice and very knowledgable guy! If you do get to go to Hampton Court, wear comfy shoes and spend a whole day there. It is magnificent 🙏👻

[@denisehill7769]

@@ghostcasebook1266 Thank you! Btw forgot to say, I totally agree on Henry's reasons for dispatching Anne with the sword. She had been good friends with many at the French court, I'm sure he didn't want any undue backlash. Vile man. Was lucky to see GR doing a history talk at Harvington, he signed my books too :D

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh wow that’s fantastic! I love that he signed your book 👍

[@kevinreed-e4f]

Brilliant Video. These are Fascinating ghost stories that are true. I want to visit myself later next year. I mean, when many visitors are there, so if I see something, I can ask other people, "Did you see that?".It is very interesting the incident you had with those two people Kung Fuing. Were the two people really there or could they be ghosts very strange. Thank You Nicola I look forward to your next video.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Kevin I thank you so much and I honestly have no idea what the cold area thing was that happened in the wine cellar. It was as though someone had opened a freezer above our heads. Hampton Court is magnificent. The next video won’t be too long, I promise and thank you 🙏👻

[@osakarose5612]

@@ghostcasebook1266 : Nicola, we LOVE the longer videos!

[@ccasey1904]

I am not a fan of Henry 8. It gives me no end of satisfaction to hear Henry’s ghost walks at Windsor Castle in Dean’s Cloister dragging his diseased leg and groaning and will probably do so for eternity. Lovely video of one of my favorite places.🙏🥰👻🙋‍♀️

[@Useaname]

Very understandable

[@ianmorris4922]

Anyone would think you were a female,Catholic,fenian,woke,Labour voting Liverpool fan man hater!🙄

[@arlenedavis5770]

You're not the only one. I understand that he became unstable because of his head injury, but that doesn't make him any less of a monster.

[@C.Hughes-Lloyd]

​@@ccasey1904Indeed, he was a monster. I hope he never has any peace wherever he is now, which should be Hell.

[@C.Hughes-Lloyd]

​@@arlenedavis5770The very fact that is daughter Mary was vile as well, rather negates putting the blame on any head injury.

[@alexcarter2542]

My girl!!! Thanks so much for the upload, Nicola! We've been missing your uploads and so this is a GREAT way to kick off our weekend 😊. Much Love, ❤ Alex from Ohio ❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Hello Alex and thank you! Yes there was a delay in getting this video out but I’m so glad you enjoyed it and have a wonderful weekend in Ohio! Is it cold with you? We’ve got a storm this weekend (another one!) 🙏🙋‍♀️👻

[@alexcarter2542]

@ghostcasebook1266 Nicola I never mind a delay on you getting one of your videos out because I know it means the video will only be that much better 😉. It is FREEZING in Ohio right now!!! They sayyy it's supposed to warm up by Monday, but I don't know... The real temperature has been in the low 30s/high 20s in the mornings all week long, raising up to the high 30s, low 40s by the afternoon, but the wind-chill has just been absolutely vicious at 15-20 degrees, sometimes as low as 5 or 10. Mind you, our temperature scale is a bit different than yours, and ours is higher 🤣. So, in terms of centigrade, basically the temperature has been sitting around 0 all week, and in the mornings and at night dipping well below 0, especially so when considering the wind-chill. And I'm a high school teacher here in northwest Ohio, and so I have a good half-mile walk in between our parking lot and my classroom every morning 🤣. Yes we certainly have gotten an early taste of old man winter this year. I always say though, if it snows, I'll gladly brave the cold, and we have been blessed with a several beautiful dustings of snow this week and last week, so I refuse to complain 🤣. You say you have a storm coming, is that a rain storm then, or is it cold enough over there right now to snow as well?

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh goodness me you have harsh winters. Over here we had a storm which was high winds and rain but no snow. It’s not that common for us to have snow but when we do the country can’t cope and it’s so embarrassing! 🫣👻

[@alexcarter2542]

@@ghostcasebook1266 we certainly do, and some years are worse than others... There was a historic blizzard in '78 that people still talk about to this day (not me, I wasn't born yet, but I grew up hearing my parents talk about it 😂). It surprises me somewhat to hear you say it doesn't often snow over there. I guess I always thought that mayyybe it snowed a bit less over there than over here, but that you guys still always got a decent bit of snow. As far as coping, a lot of it comes down to the local government. When it snows here, we have an entire infrastructure that goes to work to make the roads/railways safe for us. Once a snowstorm is forecast, they check the snowplows and get them ready to run for a few days non-stop, so as soon as it starts snowing, there's snowplows and salt-trucks out there plowing & salting the roads. And I live in a pretty small city, relatively. I guess that's one of the few things our government does right 😆. Anyway, glad to hear you're doing well dear Nicola. I can't wait for the next episode of Ghost Casebook, and until the next time you come visit us out here stateside 🥳. Cheers! 🍻

[@skyehughes3807]

Excellent video! And my favorite postcard so far! ❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much. I know, that post card was special! 🤣

[@aodhanquinn3000]

Amazing video as always. I always look forward to getting a notification telling me that another ghost casebook video is out 😊 keep up the good work 😁

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome and thank you ever so much indeed 👻🙏

[@chriscurley7977]

Wow, you keep surpassing yourself. I so enjoyed this video, history, art, ghosts. The icy column of air is so fascinating. There really are more things in heaven and on earth--wonder if we will ever discover the causes? Thank you so much. NIcely passed a stormy Saturday morning.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you so much Chris! I am so glad you enjoyed the video and it was a lot of fun to research and put it together. The cold air incident was very odd. I have never experienced anything like it before! 🙏👻

[@zarak5104]

Great video, Henry chose the swordsman from Calais as I believe it was because of the botched executions he was more than familiar with. I still think Henry still loved Anne as her initials AB still remain carved into the wood in the great hall, why would he keep that reminder? Jane Seymour was a subservient safe bet, Anne was under his skin, he was passionate about her, but she was always toxic, and couldn't be tamed, which Henry tired of. Henry was 22 years older than her, and at 42 he couldn't afford to lose time in the desire for a male heir, which was another nail in her coffin. He loved Jane because she was meek and mild, who could be molded into what he wanted in a Queen, and she gave him the only thing he really wanted, if she had've lived and only gave birth to females or still borns, he would have found her equally as dull. Anne refused to be Henry's lover, unlike her sister Mary, she sought marriage and the crown, many of those families at court though were more than happy to push their daughters in Henry's way. Catherine Howard's family were no different, her family pushed her into Henry's arms, but she found him repulsive and said so in secret, but nothing is secret at court. That little girl had no idea what she was being forced into, Henry at that time was fat, had syphilis, stank, and his legs were ulcerated. I also believe that Catherine was groomed into cheating on Henry, and succumbed.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

When I was at Hampton Court the guides said that Henry had ordered all of his and Anne’s initials to be removed from the palace but the carpenters missed the one in the Great hall. It really is a fascinating aspect of history for sure.I have no doubt that Henry knew Anne Boleyn was innocent. 👻🙏

[@Nora-xk5tf]

Your filming of HC is the absolute best I've seen. The Best.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh goodness me, thank you so much! 😀👻

[@ElaineJones-w5e]

An hour long your spoiling us ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome! 👻🙏🙋‍♀️

[@ElaineJones-w5e]

Excellent again ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you so much Elaine 👻🙏

[@martinblatchford6731]

Interesting video as always, not a Tudor guy but nonetheless very interesting and always have time for spooky tales . Thanks for sharing Nicola 👍 🤔👻

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much 🙏👻🙋‍♀️

[@sharonpoyle1177]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video, HCP is my favourite historical visit, I would definitely visit again, thankyou for a great quality video ❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much for watching Sharon and I am so glad you enjoyed it! 👻🙏

[@osakarose5612]

Loved all the history on the queens! Another astounding video from you, Nicola! Henry VIII was such a piece of work, wasn't he? I always felt most sorry for Anne Boleyn. I do believe she haunts the Tower of London. Well, just in case, let me wish you and Mr. GC a most merry of Christmases and a very happy New Year. So glad this year is coming to a close; it has been a nightmare for me both physically and emotionally. Hoping 2025 is a lot calmer.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh I’m so glad you enjoyed the video for sure OsakaRose. Thank you so much. Yes Boleyn is seen at the Tower. Merry Christmas to you. and yours and I am sorry to hear you have had a rough 2024. I am sending positive vibes for you for next year! 🙏👻

[@Kernowyon]

That was fantastically thorough, and very engaging. 👌

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you ever so much indeed! I am so glad you enjoyed it for sure. 👻🙏

[@jennifervaldez9564]

What a ghost story and experience at Hampton court. Love the history too ❤ Thank you for bringing so much effort in all your ghost story. Well done Nicola❤

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome Jennifer! I am so glad you enjoyed the video. I honestly do not know what the cold thing in the cellar was. Very odd. 🙏👻

[@jennifervaldez9564]

@ yes I enjoyed it very much, wish I could visit Hampton Court in the near future. ❤️

[@Julie-si3hi]

Thank you for this excellent video love the history and paranormal content x

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome and thank you so much for watching 👻🙏🙋‍♀️

[@iandalby4273]

I love this vlog as I look forward each Sunday to Wolf Hall and Lucy Worsleys Six Wives.This time in history always held a fascination for me especially finding out all I could about Henrys wives.Well Done most excellent. xxxx

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh you are very welcome! I am so glad you enjoyed the video and that it fits with some of the historic programmes you’ve been watching. I love Wolf Hall too! 👻🙏

[@leeradford76]

Interesting story this 😊

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much indeed. 👻🙏

[@mrgrizzlyrides]

This was superb Nicola. I enjoyed every minute, absolutely riveting stuff. A hell of a lot of hard work has gone into this video and it shows, well done Thank you. Brumm brumm

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Aww thank you ever so much as ever! I’m glad you enjoyed it! It was really good fun to make it tbh but I did feel I needed to be thorough to do it properly! 👻🙏🙋‍♀️

[@thetrojanhorse.1320]

As always, an amazing video. You put a lot of work into these and I really enjoy them. Unfortunately I am still not able to throw you any money on Patreon as I am a struggling nursing student. I wanted to comment on the photographs of the "apparition" flinging open the fire doors. I watched the live feed of that particular incident and it is very creepy. The questions raised about its authenticity are valid, although when you watch the footage live as it was recorded at the time it is very unusual and unearthly. I believe it is genuine. I am so jealous of members of the Royal family. and all people who get full access to this kind of history with no time restraints attached to their time or inquiry spent in the location.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh please don’t apologise. I don’t have a patreon but I’m just glad you enjoy watching the video. Please hit the LIKE button. And good luck with your studies. You are a very valuable member of the work force and I am sure you will be a fantastic nurse. 🙏👻

[@thetrojanhorse.1320]

@ thank you 🙏🏻 very kind.. ☺️

[@TheBaylypike]

Thanks

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very kind Bayly. Thank you ever so much indeed. This is so helpful for the future of the channel 🙏👻🙋‍♀️

[@GRACEGRANT-ni8kq]

Thank you Nicola for your excellent ghost stories I saw the ghost on the stairs looked like a Dog, the other I saw a Red headed little girl running, the other I saw a little girl on the balony she looked like a statue the shadow beside her looked creepy also to the left I saw 2 creepy small images again great work well done👍👻📲

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh wow! Grace were these your thoughts on the photos in the video? I al so glad you enjoyed the vide for sure and thank you 👻🙏

[@GRACEGRANT-ni8kq]

@ghostcasebook1266 Yes Nicola it's what I saw but I could be wrong I always go with my 1st Image of what I see that's the strongest 1!..👍👻😉

[@craiglittle1437]

Very enjoyable stories

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Glad you like them! Thank you so much 👻🙏

[@allenparker-x7j]

beautiful video

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you ever so much indeed 🙏👻

[@DerekDaly92]

I waited a month and now I can binge on 4 of your videos excellent!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

I love this! Thank you ever so much! 👻🙏

[@msashleighdelaney]

This was such an interesting watch! Thank you. I enjoyed this immensely! All the best to you and yours, and hello and all the best to my fellow viewers!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you ever so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video for sure 🙏👻

[@stuartd9741]

This was superb GC! Well done thanks for your hard work. Where to start. . Its interesting that Cardinal Worsley & Cybil Penn both died outside of hcp yet still appear in the grounds of hcp. .. Usually people haunt the places they often frequented or lived - died in. .. Interesting of those two skeles found after reports of high strangeness. They obviously wanted Thier story told of incorrect and perhaps secret burial. .. Fascinating about the hidden spindle bricked up. How strange. There's obviously more secrets to come from hcp. .. As for the axeing of Catherine, KH had decided he wanted another wife, so was technically in the wrong. Whereas Catherine had "wronged" KH by having affairs, so in that respect, death by axe seems fitting, in the eyes of KH? .. We visited the cellar on our visit in 2019. It was a warm day ~ 20° outside it was cooler but pleasant inside when we visited. didnt see of feel anything thou. .. I remember reading about Tudor ghost door- gate in the papers. I'm sure, if apparitions can walk through walls move objects (furniture) Opening doors perhaps is not a task beyond them.🤔 . Really enjoyed this episode. So much to comment on. 👍.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you so much indeed Stuart. Yes Wolsey died in Leicester from what I gather but Penn died at the palace and was buried near by. There are so many stories from Hampton Court it was really interesting to research and create this video. I am so glad you enjoyed it for sure 🙏👻

[@Molebat71]

A bit late watching this video but really enjoyed it. I have always had a love of Hampton court and the spirits that haunt it, if only the walls could talk. I’ve only ever been there once and would love to go back. I’m reading a book at the moment about Henry that I picked up second hand, he really was a tyrant in later life and I have always felt for his Queens, it must of been frightening for them to think they could end up losing their lives. Very interesting about what you and the couple felt in that room, I must confess that I did giggle thinking of you all karate chopping the air.🤭

[@Aveatquevale-w6m]

Absolutely stunning and totally jam packed with information 😊i found this really interesting,as a product of the Scottish education system in the 1970’s,English history wasn’t exactly extensively covered for some reason 🤔😂🙈Thank you so much,what a fantastic channel 😬🙏🏻

[@ghostcasebook1266]

You are very welcome and I am so glad you enjoyed the video for sure! Same for me, growing up in Wales! 👻🙏

[@Aveatquevale-w6m]

@@ghostcasebook1266 😂Merry Christmas to you and Mr GC, I hope you have a fantastic time 🙂🙏🏻 🎅🏻

[@ccasey1904]

I was aware there were two male ghosts/men buried near one of the exterior courtyard fountains. This is the first time I have heard anything specific to these two men. There was some sort of skullduggery to do with their bodies being buried secretly and at night.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Yes that’s the general consensus that they were buried hastily and the money pocketed by the head builder who probably couldn’t be bother to contact the relatives abroad etc. 🙏👻

[@razorramona9963]

Oh thank you for sharing this. My daughter and I visited there in 2019. Gorgeous, thrilling to think you're trodding the same stones as the Tudors. My daughter is a bit sensitive and wasn't very comfortable in the gallery either but she didn't report seeing anything.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh fantastic! It is a wonderful place to visit for sure! 👻🙏

[@lucysin414]

Another fab video Nicola ❤ I visited Hampton court years ago but I'd love to return! My only similar experience to yours was during a paranormal evening at Gloucester prison. We were participating in some kind of session to try to communicate with any spirits when all of a sudden the hall felt immensely bone chillingly cold. It was more than just a shiver - but rather it felt like walking into a walk in freezer but also indescribable and unique! The whole group felt it and we all felt perplexed and found the sensation very unnerving 👻

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you so much! Wow that’s so interesting that you experienced something so similar. It was the strangest thing! Thank you for sharing. 👻🙏

[@HePlaysThePiano]

I've been looking forward to this video being made for quite a while after having my own supernatural experience at Hampton Court myself which gratefully was witnessed and experienced by others too ... out of all the places I have visited, I would say there is nowhere that I have visited which has the atmosphere which Hampton Court has, the heavy feeling of 1000 invisible eyes silently watching your every move is how I describe it to those who have never visited before. It is very very atmospheric.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Thank you ever so much and it really is true! The history is so dazzling there. It’s one of my favourite places! 👻🙏

[@fictionalviking]

Love your videos!

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh thank you so much! 👻🙏🙋‍♀️

[@ccasey1904]

In my opinion, the image by those doors that get flung open is a real ghost. It’s just my opinion.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

I asked two members of staff about it and both said the palace has no explanation for it. It’s not like they need to sell more tickets! Hampton Court Palace is such a bit attraction. 👻🙏

[@ccasey1904]

From personal experience, I don’t think ghosts have to maintain the same spatial capacity as living corporeal humans. Like child ghosts can be floating near one’s face. I once had a child ghost blow on my cheek in a haunted lighthouse.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh wow that’s so interesting! I love this! 👻🙏

[@ShootingStar6406]

Another great video! I had something strange happen to me last week (not near Hampton Court as I live in the USA). I work in one of the baby rooms in a daycare and our room is connected to the other baby room by a half wall, so I can generally hear what’s going on in that room, but I was on the opposite side of the room. All the babies were asleep and my coteacher was in the bathroom, so I was the only adult in my room at the time. I was filling out the cleaning log when I heard what sounded like an adult male voice whisper something behind me and I whipped my head around so fast because it sounded like it was almost right behind me. Most of my coworkers are women, there are some men, and we had contractors there that day fixing stuff but no other adults were in my room at the time. I have never hallucinated in my life. I don’t know what it was and I’m not sure I want to know but I was freaked out.

[@ghostcasebook1266]

Oh wow thank you for sharing this. How strange to hear those men? I wonder what caused such a strange event? 👻🙏