Video: York, England - and meet the Ghosts in Rob Gutro's book "Ghosts of England: On a Medium's Vacation"

  In my new book   New Book; Ghosts of England: On a Medium's Vacation by Rob Gutro, I encountered some ghosts when I visited the city of York. from the famous York Minster Cathedral to the famous "Shambles" area and even when I was dining!  Every ghost has a story, and you can read about them in my new book available on Amazon.com. 
     To get a feel for York, England, though, I found a well-produced video by Philip Dean called " York, England - Roman Legions to Medieval Minster"  which is below. 
  About the video:  The walled city of York, England is said to be one of the most haunted cities in England. Roman Legions built the town nearly two-thousand years ago as part of the Roman conquest of Britannia. Later Vikings and still later Norman's would occupy the city. In the year 306, Constantine was proclaimed Emperor of Rome in York. In 1220, construction of York Minster Cathedral began. The Gothic Cathedral is the largest in Northern Europe. York has some of the best preserved buildings from the Middle Ages and is one of the most visited places in the United Kingdom..

You can learn about the history of York, England from this 5 minute video: https://youtu.be/G0AzFsFymek

York Minster. Cr: Ship of Fools

Ghosts of England on a Medium's Vacation by Rob Gutro

The Shambles, York, England

Video: Hampton Court Palace: Read about the Ghost Who Ran Through Me in Ghosts of England: On a Medium's Vacation

In my new book   New Book; Ghosts of England: On a Medium's Vacation by Rob Gutro, I encountered a lot of ghosts. One in particular, however, decided to actually run right through me!  You can read about that ghosts and the many others I encountered in my book, now available on Amazon.com in paperback and E-book. 
  Meanwhile, take a short video tour of Hampton Court Palace here: 
https://youtu.be/ShXPG0PJkYo  

Ghosts of England: On a Medium's Vacation by Rob Gutro

Hampton Court Gardens. Credit: R.Gutro

Hampton Court lit up. Credit: R.Gutro

Video:London's Guild Hall: Read about its Haunting in my New Book; Ghosts of England: On a Medium's Vacation

You can read all about my visit to London's historic Guild Hall and the ghost I encountered near the structure in my New Book; Ghosts of England: On a Medium's Vacation (available on Amazon.com in paperback and E-book). In fact, I actually saw the ghost and sketched him out. In my book, you'll see the sketch of the male ghost and a photo of an orb that appeared in the doorway where I saw him standing!
  
WHAT IS GUILD HALL? "It was here the ruling merchant class held court, fine-tuning the laws and regulations that established London's wealth. Built between 1411 and 1440, Guildhall was designed to reflect the power and prestige of London and its leaders," noted the website for Guildhall UK. "The stage for state trials and remonstrances to kings, Guildhall has played a key part in London's dramatic history. Peers, an archbishop and a queen were tried for treason during the Reformation and, as the Great Fire swept through London in September 1666, destroying seven-eighths of the medieval City, Guildhall stood a "fearfull spectacle... as if it had been a Pallace of gold or a great building of burnished brass."

Here's a great video introduction to Guild Hall produced by MonumentalAdventure video (published in 2008): 
Since 1411 this impressive building has been the centre of city governance. Great halls decked with magnificent statues, and a tranquil crypt that mustn't be missed.
Video: https://youtu.be/8QMG16Kkesg

Ghosts of England: On a Medium's Vacation: By Rob Gutro

Guild Hall. Credit: Britain Express