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Ashley. In 1878, three-year-old Winston Churchill watched alongside his nurse as the HMS Eurydice sank off the coast of England's Isle of Wight. The tragedy, which took the lives of over 300 men, would become one of the most devastating peacetime naval disasters in British history. According to legend, the phantom ship continues to sail off

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Ghost ship. The phantom Eurydice has been sighted frequently by sailors over the years since her sinking, and she is said to haunt Dunnose, a cape on the Isle of Wight that lies west of Shanklin, close to the village of Luccombe at the southwesterly end of Sandown Bay.

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Haunted history of HMS Eurydice. The sinking of HMS Eurydice in 1878 with the loss of 364 lives was one of Britain's worst peace-time naval disasters. The ship sailed from Portsmouth to the West Indies and Bermuda in 1877. On its return to Portsmouth the Eurydice was caught in a heavy snow storm off the Isle of Wight, capsized and sank.

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In 1878, three-year-old Winston Churchill watched alongside his nurse as the HMS Eurydice sank off the coast of England's Isle of Wight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5xvgQZHdR0
Some ghost ships are found drifting at sea without their crew. Other ghost ships remerge from their watery graves and haunt the waters of their demise for ye

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Here are the 7 most haunted places on the Isle of Wight. 1. Arreton Manor. Arreton Manor, Main Rd, Arreton, Newport PO30 3AA. You might recognise Arreton Manor if you're a fan of Most Haunted. The team carried out an investigation at the site a number of years ago and with good reason. Arreton Manor is said to be home to a plethora of ghosts

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"Sailors and visitors are also said to have witnessed sightings of a 'ghost ship' off the Isle of Wight," writes Bartlett. In the 1930s, a British submarine reported encountering the ghostly vessel.

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Why HMS Eurydice, the Island's own ghost ship, sank on 22 March, 1878, is a mystery which has not been satisfactorily explained. Of the 366 men on board under the command of an experienced crew

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HMS Eurydice: The Ghostly Ship that Haunts the Isle of Wight In 1878, three-year-old Winston Churchill watched alongside his nurse as the HMS Eurydice sank off the coast of England's Isle of Wight. The tragedy, which took the lives of over 300 men, would become one of the most devastating peacetime naval disasters in British history.

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Most Haunted. Ventnor Botanic Gardens is said to be one of the most haunted places on the Isle of Wight, and is also the venue for one of Marc Tuckey's evening Ghost Walks. Many tuberculosis sufferers died at the Old Royal National Hospital that once stood here and apparently the ghosts of some linger, weeping and groaning.

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6 | Arreton Manor - Haunted places on the Isle of Wight. Arreton Manor is a Grade II listed building and has a long history that dates back to 872 AD. Most of the manor was built in 16th and 17th century with some areas built in 14th century. The manor was frequented by royalties such as Queen Victoria and Queen Mary.

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Ghost Ships. The HMS Eurydice, a 26-gun frigate that capsized and sank in Sandown Bay during a blizzard in 1878, is a famous phantom vessel that has been sighted by sailors over the years. On October 17, 1998, Prince Edward of England (1964 -) and the film crew for the television series "Crown and Country" saw the three-masted ship off the Isle of Wight and managed to capture its image on film.

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3. Knighton Gorges, near Newchurch, Isle of Wight. The old manor house at Knighton Gorges is full of paranormal activities. From the ghost of a local MP that committed suicide to stories about the stone gargoyles that stood at the entrance of the manor, to the ghostly mirage of the since demolished building that appears every New Year's eve at midnight.

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Local ghost experts claim the Isle of Wight is the world's most haunted island, and maybe this is correct. No one knows for sure, and given the reluctance of ghosts to appear on demand for confirmation, chances are no one ever will. Royal Nation Hospital site, now the Ventnor Botanic Garden, among the Isle of Wight's top haunted sites.

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Saturday Nights at Freshwater Bay, from Freshwater Bay car park. All walks are subject to availability. If wet do dress appropriately. Call 01983 520695 or check www.ghost-tours.co.uk for prices and details. Although better known for sailing, Cowes also has more than its share of haunted places.

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Since that fateful day many sailors and visitors to the Isle of Wight lay claim to witnessing a phantom galleon - a 'Ghost Ship' that momentarily haunts the horizon only mysteriously disappear back into the mist and murk. Spice Island Chilli make Ghost Ship. A super hot ghost pepper sauce inspired by the memory of HMS Eurydice and her crew.

https://www.visitisleofwight.co.uk/blog/read/2023/08/5-spooky-stories-from-the-isle-of-wight-b37
4. Hare and Hounds pub, Arreton. The story of Micah Morey is the stuff of Isle of Wight legend. Morey killed his young grandson in cold blood in 1737, was tried and hanged, and his corpse left rotting near the Hare and Hounds. The gibbet crossbeam, complete with a notch cut in it beside the date of his execution can be seen in the pub and Morey

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There are ghostly murderers and their victims, ghost-ships out at sea, and even a ghost-train still running on long vanished rails. The Most Haunted team including Derek Accorah, Yvette Fielding and Richard Felix paid a visit to Ghost Island in 2005 to film two programmes of Most Haunted, and their amazing experiences at Arreton Manor and

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Ghost Island brings you 63 true chilling tales and eerie encounters from the World's Most Haunted Island. All new stories in this 144-page, fifth book in the Ghosts of the Isle of Wight book series include: The Curse of Dodnor, Dead Man Walking, A Tragic Princess and the Railwayman's Ghost. Learn of the power hungry spirit who ran up a huge

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Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, with Margo Williams. Oct 28, 2023 5 min read Isle of Wight Ghost Encounters. Life and Death. St. Helens. Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, with Margo Williams. Tall tales of ghosts and legends accrue like mist to this old church tower in St. Helens. A whopper of an untold story features an A-List celebrity Roman resident.

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Haunted history of HMS Eurydice. The sinking of HMS Eurydice in 1878 with the loss of 364 lives was one of Britain's worst peace-time naval disasters. The ship sailed from Portsmouth to the West Indies and Bermuda in 1877. On its return to Portsmouth the Eurydice was caught in a heavy snow storm off the Isle of Wight, capsized and sank.

http://www.isleofwightholidays.com/isle_of_wight_ghosts.html
Known by some as Ghost Island the Isle of Wight is a hotspot for the paranormal, from the spirits of shipwrecked sailors and smugglers to ghost trains and appearing mansions. Recently the Most Haunted team visited the island to investigate ghostly occurrences at Aretton manor and Appuldurcombe House and recorded strange going-ons in both places

https://www.ghostsandolympiangods.com/st-catherines-tower-ghosts-of-the-isle-of-wight/
A light tower beacon to ships in pre-historic times, even as far back as the Bronze Age and probably before. When Ictis was the Isle of Wight, and when islanders believed in the goddesses and gods of Athens. Related: Niton. Ghosts of the Isle of Wight. Sketch of St. Catherine's Oratory Tower before last restoration. Chale Village Ghost