Investigation of Britain's Most Haunted House
Harry Price, a showman and psychic researcher, turned Borley Rectory into a national sensation, solidifying its reputation as a haunted house.
Borley Rectory, a large, red-brick house in rural Essex, was known for being draughty and unkempt, with local rumors of ghostly figures and spectral messages on the walls.
- Located in rural Essex
- Subject of local rumors and ghostly sightings
- Earned a reputation as one of the most haunted houses in England by the 1930s
Harry Price's investigation of the building made him a national celebrity and added to the British obsession with the paranormal.
By the 1930s it had earned a reputation as one of the most haunted houses in England.
Author's summary: Harry Price investigated Borley Rectory.
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