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Warwick Castle, located in the English city of Warwick on the right bank of the Avon River, was built in 1068 and used until the beginning of the seventeenth century as a fortification. Then the construction went to Baron Fulk Greville, who made of it country estate. After the castle was captured by Henry of Anjou, who became soon king of England, and turned the fortress into a prison for maintenance criminals.
When the fortress was besieged by royalist troops, it did not surrender under their fierce onslaught. Subsequently parliamentarians held here their prisoners of war. Over time, nearby land turned into chic gardens, and Warwick Castle was re-equipped by equipping additional towers and protective elements. Fortress today considered one of the best examples of medieval British military architecture. In 1978, a castle surrounded by gardens was turned into museum complex.
Castle of numerous ghosts
The rich history of the structure in which thousands once died captives, gave rise to numerous legends of ghosts. One from the towers of the castle it’s called – Ghost Tower. Eyewitnesses claim that she’s visited almost every night by the spirit of Fulk Greville, who loved to spend a lot of time here during his life. In empty and dark dungeons from time to time heart-rending cries are heard. Obviously, many prisoners were tortured here. And in one from the rooms on the top floor you can meet a ghost right in the afternoon a girl who was once the secret mistress of one of counts.
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Thirty-year-old Englishwoman Marianna Dixon visits Warwick castle a few days ago and made a mysterious photo there, on which, presumably, captured the ghost of the same girl. It is believed that the young woman had a very tragic fate. When about her love affair with the count became known royal the official and his wife decided to get rid of the girl so that preserve the honor of the family. Unhappy on false charges of high treason was imprisoned, where she died decades later in old age. Since her restless spirit wanders around the fortress.
Marianne photographed a granite tablet indoors Upstairs. At the same time, the British assures that she was then in the room all alone. Returning home, the woman began upload photos to a social network and unexpectedly noticed on one of them a mysterious silhouette, which is simply not could be next to her. In reflection of the aforementioned granite the window was imprinted on the plate, near which it clearly stands female figure.
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You might think that this is the most common hoax, however Dixon decided to prove to the Internet community that she was right and turned directly to the castle administrators. Female I asked them to check the recordings from the CCTV camera in this indoors, and the museum management went to meet her. It found a record showing Marianne photographing a tablet. It turned out that in the room, in addition to the Englishwoman, there really was nobody did not have. It turns out that Dickson really photographed in Warwick the castle is a real guest from the next world.
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