Halloween 2023: Here are 9 haunted places in Hampshire including Kings Theatre and Montagu Arms

If you are a believer of the supernatural you will be interested to know the buildings in Hampshire that are thought to be haunted.

By Sophie Lewis

Published 25th Sep 2023, 15:03 BST

Updated 31st Oct 2023, 10:28 BST

Thousands of people will be taking to the streets tonight to celebrate the spookiest day of the year – but there is also a whole list of well-known places that are rumoured to be haunted.

From the eeriness at The Kings Theatre after hours to the creepy atmosphere at The Groundlings Theatre, there are more places than you think that have given people the heebie-jeebies over the years.

Here are 9 places in Hampshire that are believed to be haunted:

There are a number of places across Hampshire that are believed to be haunted.
Picture: Julia - stock.adobe.com

1. Haunted Places

There are a number of places across Hampshire that are believed to be haunted. Picture: Julia - stock.adobe.com Photo: Julia - stock.adobe.com

Garden party at Wymering Manor, Wymering, Portsmouth, in the 1920's.
Wymering Manor is definitely at the top of the list of the most haunted places in Hampshire.

2. Garden party at Wymering Manor, Wymering, Portsmouth, in the 1920's.

Garden party at Wymering Manor, Wymering, Portsmouth, in the 1920's. Wymering Manor is definitely at the top of the list of the most haunted places in Hampshire. Photo: -

The Groundlings Theatre in Kent Street, Portsea, has been reported to have an eerie atmosphere when the lights go off.
Picture: Chris Moorhouse

3. Groundlings Theatre

The Groundlings Theatre in Kent Street, Portsea, has been reported to have an eerie atmosphere when the lights go off. Picture: Chris Moorhouse Photo: Chris Moorhouse

This historic building in Winchester has been rumoured to have a spooky ambience.

4. Hampshire Chronicle

This historic building in Winchester has been rumoured to have a spooky ambience. Photo: Google

Hampshire Kings Theatre