The Wheatsheaf Coppull

The Wheatsheaf Hotel – Coppull
(Currently closed to the public)

The Wheatsheaf is not famous for being a haunted location. However, many of the staff that have worked and lived there have experienced strange happenings.

The place certainly has a strange feeling if you happen to be there on your own (especially at night). The feeling of being watched or catching a glimpse of a figure out of the corner of your eye is not uncommon.

Recently the pub closed due to the brewery hiking up the rent costs.

I have no information relating to who, what or why the Wheatsheaf maybe being haunted so this is a little bit of an experiment entry to see if any of the locals can shed any light or offer any explanations.

The Wheatsheaf has been around for many years so it maybe these guys in the picture below simply visiting for a few scoops!

Old Photo of The Wheatsheaf

Have you experienced anything strange at the Wheatsheaf? Please leave your comments using the form below. I would also be interested in any information such as when the building was built etc…

The Ship & Royal Haunted Pub

The Ship & Royal Inn Haunted Pub In Lytham St Annes.

The Ship & Royal was once a hotel and is now a public house. In 1978 the Blackpool Gazette featured a story of a ghost nicknamed “Charlie” but implies that the ghost is that of a local who liked to spend time at the inn called “John Talbot Clifton” who died in Tenerife 1928.

This spectre has been know to show himself on the second floor and has been blamed for moving paper work and placing orders for the business by telephone!

It is also believed that the spirit of a Mother and Daughter who both committed suicide by drowning themselves in one of the bathrooms at the beginning of the twentieth century. The upper floors of the building has twenty or so rooms which are closed to the public and despite no plumbing to these rooms running tap water is often heard.


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Do you have any information, tales or ghost sightings from the Ship & Royal? Please leave your comments in the box below. (Plus any information on John Talbot Clifton would be greatly appreciated)