FITZ MANOR
THE LONGEST LIST OF THE LONGEST
STUFF AT THE LONGEST DOMAIN NAME AT LONG LAST
The story of Fitz Manor.
If you are going to England for
your next vacation, then you must visit Shropshire, which is in central England
between Birmingham and the Welsh Border. Here in Shropshire you will find Fitz
Manor overlooking the River Severn.
Fitz Manor today is known for all the ghostly
appearances than for its rich history. The manor itself dates back to 1450;
however, the original structure is believed to have been a Saxon Hall. The Fitz
Manor was first found mentioned in the Domesday Book, which included records of
English settlements and noted in the charter of Henry I. The manor has its own
unique church and was owned at one time by the bishop of Shrewsbury.
Today, it has been turned into a bed and breakfast by the Baly family who have
owned the Fitz Manor sine the 18th century. People from all over the world
travel to the Fitz Manor to enjoy a quiet and serene getaway while partaking of
the breath-taking beauty of this area of England, however, are they ready for
what awaits them in the dark halls.
While you are enjoying your meal in the dining
room, do not be too alarmed if you begin to hear moans and weeping, many guests
have heard these sounds coming from the dining room. The legend is that a priest
who was believed to be homosexual was crucified in this very dining room.
Whether the cries are his pleases for mercy or from others that were present at
the crucifying, no one knows.
Spending a night in the Red Bedroom may bring you
an uninvited guest. A figure of a lady has been seen in this room, the cemetery
and outside the church. In the attic, a few years back, a painting was found
that resembles this ghostly figure, which haunts the grounds and especially the
Red Bedroom.
If you enjoy the smell of tobacco, then you will
certainly feel at home in the Orange Bedroom. In this room, several guests have
reported a strong and pungent tobacco smell when no one in their party smoked.
This is believed to be the ghost of a family member that enjoyed a certain
imported brand of tobacco.
Fitz Manor
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