Blickling Hall

Bleakling Hall is the estate of the Earls of Buckinghamshire, located in the UK on an area of almost 20 ^km2. It is believed that the estate was designed by the same architect as Hatfield House.

Bleakling Hall is famous for its ancient library and garden, which has been improved by all generations of owners of the site. The library contains historically very important manuscripts and books, among which are the very first sermons of the British. During the Battle of Britain, Bleakling Hall, like many other country estates, was confiscated for the needs of the state. After the war, the estate was returned to the owners, but in 1960 the National Fund was transferred again. After the restoration in 1982, the manor was open to everyone.

There are rumors that during the anniversary of Anne Boleyn's death, her headless ghost is seen here, because they believe that she was born here. Anne Boleyn was beautiful and intelligent, which attracted the attention of King Henry VIII. After some time, Kolol broke off relations with his wife and Anna became queen. Anna was very demanding, and the king did not like it, besides, she could not bear him a son. It didn't take long for the king to find a new favorite, and he accused Anna of treason, for which she was beheaded in 1536. In addition to Anna, Knight John Fastolfe, who was killed during the war, and General Henry Hobart, who was killed during a duel, can be found at Blickling Hall. Rumor has it that they are often seen by the fireplace, drinking tea. It is not surprising that there are many ghost rumors in the castles of Great Britain, because in its history the walls have seen many bloody battles and sieges, court conspiracies and treason. Ghosts are a real attraction in the UK, and there are even special services for studying and classifying them.