Once a refuge for Catholic priests during the Reformation, the hall is famed for its hidden chambers and chilling tales. Locals report eerie whispers, ghostly figures, and unexplained cold spots. The house's former resident, Father John Wall, who was hanged for his religious beliefs in the 17th century is said to be one of the resident spirits.
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5. Chingle Hall and its past
One of the most famous priests associated with Chingle Hall is St John Wall, who sheltered there before his execution in 1679. John Wall the martyr - his spirit is claimed by Chingle Hall | National World
6. Hidden chimney in Chingle Hall, Goosnargh
For a 30 year span of time between the 70s and 90s the house was open to the public . This is hidden chimney in Chingle Hall, Goosnargh | National World
7. Chingle Hall and its past
It was a magnet for those with an interest in the paranormal with parties of people daring to the spend the night there. Members of the Over Wyre Friends of Trinity Hospice encourage their four members in a training session for their night at Chinle Hall. Back, from left, Val Coleman, Phil Hayton, Joan Bowling, Jack and Mary Greenwood and Elsie Edge. At the front, Alyson Manifold, Val Parkinson, Marilyn Hudson, Hilda Rawcliffe and Chairman Dr. Steve Lynch. | National World
8. Chingle Hall and its past
A group of young people staying the night at Chingle Hall, determined to find some spooks. This was 1977 | National World