Amersham Haunted History and Ghost Tour

Amersham, Buckinghamshire is as steeped in history as it is tales of the paranormal. Some of this significant history has left a mark that many people still witness to this day.
In the early 1500s The Amersham Martyrs, known as Lollards, were imprisoned, tried and executed in a brutal manner.
There are reports in varied establishments of chambermaids & bar wenches getting a bit "hands on."
Amersham residents were particularly fearful of witchcraft. Join us as we the explore the horrible history, hauntings, local legends and recent encounters of the unexplained. We will visit the locations of apparitions, disembodied voices and screams, poltergeist activity, and people being touched by unseen hands.
Since the first tour in 2015, locals and visitors continue to have experiences. This is an ever evolving tour!
​Bookings must be made in advance! If no bookings are made, the guide will not be attendance.
Bookings must be made in advance!

Meeting Point

The Chequers - Bed&Breakfast

51 London Rd W, Amersham HP7 9DA, UK

Across the way, outside Amber's of Amersham.
Amersham Tube Station is under 1hr travel from London.

What's included:

• Tour guide with over 20 years of research

Not included:

• Transport to and from tour location

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours

St Mary's Church

St. Marys Church 10 Church Street, Amersham, HP7 0DB

Central to the old town centre. A site significant to the fate of the Amersham Lollards, a group of religious dissidents in the late middle ages. Also, the final resting place of the last woman to be executed in the UK. But, was the case as cut and dried as first believed?

15 minutes

Whielden Street

Whielden St, Amersham HP7, UK

Home to yet more haunted current and former hostelries where we will soak up the ambience of a pub largely unchanged for centuries. People in these buildings witness paranormal activity to this very day.

30 minutes

Amersham Museum

49 High Street, , Amersham, HP7 0DP

And surrounding area. More ghostly tales, and some evidence that former residents were particularly fearful of witchcraft.

Pass by without stopping