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Haunted pubs.

G G Jean

G G Jean

Brummy Wench.
Are there any other haunted pubs other than The Barton Arms?. I'm sure you will come up with some. Jean.
 
The Red Lion Acocks Green [ Warick Road ]
The Monica , Small Heath
The Old Red Lion Was An Convent And A Nun Died There On The Sacret Grounds
Which Still Appears And Plays Up In The Night At The New Red Lion
The Barrells Roll Across The Floor And The Ghains Rattle And She Appears From Time To Time On The Stair Wells Always In The Middle Of The Night
It Did,nt Help Having The Holly Souls Church Next Door I ,ve Been Around Alot Of Pubs In My Time Around The Country And Some Of These Very Old Pubs Have There CHARACTERS , And I Mean Spirits, -No Not The Drinking Ones Jean
 
Thanks Astonian. I was making enquiries for a friend only into Mrs T's spirits. [short measures of course] She has just joined the site under Big M and I think she's a bit shy. [wait till you get to know her] TTFN. Jean.
 
The Lad in the Lane ( or Green Man depending on your age) on Bromford Lane is reputed to be haunted and been investigated several times.
Some details can be found here :

https://www.birminghamghosts.webeden.co.uk/#/ladinthelaneerd/4524409235

Incidentally - outside of ecclesiastical sites it is the oldest known building in Birmingham - dendro-dating on the timbers show the trees originally felled in 1306. Well worth a visit - somewhat limited choice of beers though - I'd love to see some real ales return.
 
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