The Ghosts of Hartley Mauditt | 12th Century Church in Abandoned Village | UK's Most Haunted Places скачать в хорошем качестве

The Ghosts of Hartley Mauditt | 12th Century Church in Abandoned Village | UK's Most Haunted Places

PLEASE USE HEADPHONES FOR BEST POSSIBLE EXPERIENCE* St. Leonards Church and its neighbouring pond is all that remains of the village of Hartley Mauditt. The church is thought to have been built by William de Mauditt between 1100 and 1125, but today it stands alone in this part of rural Hampshire, with no village to serve. The Domesday book of 1086 states that William de Mauditt was granted the manor that once neighboured the church by William the Conqueror. In 1603 the manor was owned by the Stuart family, and it was defended during the Civil War by Nicholas Stuart when it came under attack by Roundheads who came to destroy it after fighting in nearby Alton. The destruction of the manor house led to the decline and abandonment of most of the village, leaving just a few remaining cottages. Many of the villagers had worked in the manor and so left the area in search of work. Today there are no signs of the manor or any other buildings that used to surround the church, but it is reported that some cellars remain hidden below ground. Join DPI as they investigate the church and surrounding churchyard. Will they too witness the constant reports of paranormal activity that people have sworn to have encountered? A very special thanks to: iConjure Ghost Theory Three Spires Paranormal & Discover.re