Tonight Richard Jones will be leading one of his acclaimed Haunted London walks.
Richard is a leading expert on the ghosts of London and has been doing his Walks of the haunted City now for the last 28 years.
Tonight’s walk is entitled Alleyways and Shadows and it explores some great locations at the heart of the old City of London.
Walks on a Saturday night in the City are really atmospheric because the streets, alleyways, courtyards and passages are completely devoid of living souls.
That means that London’s “other” residents, the ghosts of former citizens can roam at will through the streets and places that they once knew so well in life.
Richard’s Haunted London walks take in some very historic places. These include old alleyways that have changed little since the days when Charles Dickens knew them. Indeed, one of the locations visited is the site where Dickens began that most ghostly of ghostly tales A Christmas Carol.
Other locations that the tour visits include one of the City of London’s most paranormally active buildings, and a spectacular view of the City’s medieval Palace, Guildhall built between 1411 and 1440.
Richard is the author of the acclaimed book Walking Haunted London and of the definitive guide to the ghosts of the capital Haunted London. In addition he was the resident historian on Living Tv’s cult show Most Haunted Live from 2003 to 2005.
So who better to guide you through the twists and turns of London’s more sinister history than the man who didn’t just read a few ghost stories in a book but, rather, wrote the book?
Richard’s Haunted London walks take place on Fridays and Saturdays. They must be booked in advance.
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