In the quiet Suffolk village of Denham, something lingers.

Beneath the shadow of St Mary’s Church and the grounds of Denham Hall, a dark history unfolds, one shaped by tragedy, superstition, and fear. In 1605, smallpox tore through the Lewkenor family, leaving behind a legacy carved in stone within the church itself. But death was not the end.

From a girl accused of witchcraft and drowned in chains, to a phantom monk walking ancient paths, to figures seen drifting through mist and shadow, Denham is a place where the past refuses to rest.

In this episode of Ghost Tales by the Fireside, we explore the real history and reported hauntings of one of Suffolk’s most quietly unsettling locations.

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