The ghost of Anne Boleyn Blickling Hall in Norfolk, is widely regarded as the probable birthplace and early childhood home of Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VI. 

Now, if you want the opportunity to see her ghost, head to Blickling Hall on the evening of May the 19th, the anniversary of Anne's death. Well, execution. 


Legend says that each year Anne returns to Blickling Hall a carriage comes up the long drive leading to the front of the hall, drawn by six headless horses and driven by a headless coachman. Anne sits inside, dressed in white, and holding her severed head in her lap. When the carriage reaches the front doors, the horses and carriage disappear, and Anne goes inside to roam the hall until daybreak.