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Doorwerth Castle, also known as Castle Doorwerth and Kasteel Doorwerth, is a good example of a 'waterburcht' or moated castle. It has thick outer walls to help provide protection from the water and the location has been used for defensive purposes on a number of occasions. Arguably the most notable of these occasions includes when it was occupied by the Germans during World War Two, an event which led to the castle's destruction until it's restoration was finally completed during 1983. Now, the location is open as a museum to the public. Doorwerth Castle has few hauntings, but apparently one of them is a witch-like woman in a carriage pulled by headless horses.  History     Doorwerth Castle has also been called by the names of Castle Doorwerth and Kasteel Doorwerth. It is located on the river Rhine, within the Gelderland province of the Netherlands, and is near to the city of Arnhem. More specifically, Doorwerth Castle is based in the municipality of Renkum....

3/12/22 - Entry 12 "The time is currently 04:37am and I've finished my longest investigation via word app (spirit talker) so far. It ran between 02:55:23 and 04:08:54 and it was weird. I had four candles before me behind the ouija board in the formation of a squashed diamond. I had the bear to the right, the KII meter to the left, and a ball on the table ahead of me along with one to the left and to the right (both on tables).  Nothing happened with the light up stuff or the board, however the KII was providing good results. Somewhere around the 3:33am mark the KII meter shot up to red (level 5) three times in quick succession as I was talking about my nutty nana (my dads mum) as I decided to see if she was present and possibly hindering communication.  I possibly started this communication tactic at around 3:30am, but I don't know for sure apart from knowing it was before 'Grandmother' was spoken at 3:33am. The words 'dance' at 03:45:05 and ...

Castle Leslie is located within Glaslough, County Monaghan, Ireland. The location is still in the hands of it's founding family, a legacy which dates back to when the Leslie family arrived in Ireland and bought the estate during either the 1500s or 1600s. As for the present castle, the commonly cited time period for it's present appearance is the 1870s. During this time, it was worked on by the architects Charles Lanyon and William Henry Lynn for Sir John Leslie, the first Baronet of Glaslough. Castle Leslie has hosted the Duke of Wellington, Winston Churchill, and was the venue for Paul McCartney's wedding to Heather Mills. Regarding hauntings, those of Norman Leslie and Lady Constance are two prominent ones here. Norman is said to appear within one of the rooms looking through papers, and Lady Constance has been sighted shortly before the death of a different family member.  History     The Leslie (Laszlo) family can apparently trace their ancestry back to A...