Haunted Locations Oxford

Oxford is famed throughout the world as an educational gateway for royalty, politicians, artists & scientists. But its history of turmoil and death is impossible to ignore. Not only has Oxford been damned with plague countless times losing almost half of its residents each time, its been subject to a painfully long civil war, playing as a base to the royalists. But it has also been burned to the ground twice in its timeline, first by the Danes and then secondly during one of the numerous riots during the civil war. 

This historic city is also full of ghostly accounts of apparitions, manifestations, and related supernatural phenomena. This should perhaps come as no great surprise: if any place in Britain is going to be haunted then it is Oxford, cruel to kings, malignant to monks and redolent with scandal. There are many stories of hauntings in Oxford, from tales of spirits that haunt the libraries of the colleges and shades that sup at the pubs and watering holes around the city, to stories of spectral monks and even royal ghosts.