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The Feathers: A History Haunted

The Feathers: A History Haunted Ghosts of the Feathers Hotel, Ludlow The Feathers Hotel in Ludlow is famous not only for its stunning Jacobean architecture, but also for its long history of hauntings. Built in 1619 by local attorney Rees Jones, the building has stood through civil war, political drama, and centuries of travellers passing through its doors. With so much history absorbed into its old timber beams, it’s no surprise that many believe the hotel is still home to spirits from eras long gone. Below is a look at some of the most well-known ghosts said to haunt this remarkable building. The Mini-Skirt Ghost One of the strangest apparitions linked to The Feathers isn’t seen inside the building at all, but out on the pavement in front of it. Multiple witnesses have reported a young woman—around sixteen to eighteen years old—gliding across the road wearing a mini skirt. She appears suddenly, passes through parked cars, and vanishes just as quickly. In the summer of 1974...

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