Borley Rectory (Essex, England) (1863–1939) Dubbed “the most haunted house in England,” this rectory was built on the site of a medieval nunnery and rumored love affair between a nun and a monk. Residents reported phantom coaches, strange lights, and objects moving. Harry Price led a high-profile investigation in the 1930s, documenting bells ringing spontaneously and ghostly writings. Critics accused him of exaggeration or fraud. The house burned down in 1939, but visitors still report residual phenomena. Borley remains a controversial case, symbolizing both the ambition and pitfalls of systematic ghost hunting.
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