Ruined Shropshire priory sheltered a king and may hide a ghost
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 02:32 · Archive
A ruined Shropshire priory that once sheltered a king is now maintained by English Heritage and open to visitors for free.
A ruined Shropshire priory that once provided shelter to a king is now cared for by English Heritage and can be visited at no cost to the public.
The historical site attracts visitors interested in its royal connections and local history. Staff and visitors have reported possible paranormal activity at the location, though no details of specific incidents are provided.
How it is being reported
- I visited a ruined Shropshire priory that sheltered a king – and may be hiding a ghostThe ruins are now cared for by English Heritage and can be visited free of chargeExpress & Star · 17 Oct, 02:00
- I visited a ruined Shropshire priory that sheltered a king – and may be hiding a ghostThe ruins are now cared for by English Heritage and can be visited free of chargeBirmingham World · 17 Oct, 02:00
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