EP 218 - The Ghosts of Leeds | England

Although the city of Leeds in West Yorkshire has been known for its industrial influence, it has also endured the trials of plague, war and violence. Many of its buildings were destroyed in the Leeds blitz of 1941. One of the buildings that survived the bombing is The Priest’s Cottage. Historically it served as a chapel as well as the home of a priest and his wife. Today, the building is believed to be haunted by its former occupants as well as several of the war casualties of the 1941 bombings. Earlier this year we had the opportunity of investigating this location and it turned out to be one of the most active we’ve ever seen. Join us as we delve into the history and hauntings of The Priest’s Cottage

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