Throughout its eight hundred year history, Bisham Abbey in the UK has housed English nobles and even royalty. Queen Elizabeth I spent time here when in exile. Bisham Abbey is ranked as the third most haunted building in the country. A secret passage located on the grounds is reportedly haunted and strange lights have been seen on many occasions that appear to "dance" above the lawn.

The building also has its very own ghost, known as Lady Elizabeth Hoby, who once lived at the Abbey. Many believe that she still remains because she never recovered from the death of her son. Apparently she's made a habit of threatening guests by ripping blankets off of beds and throwing objects. Guests recognize her from her portrait that still hangs in the building. Strangely, while most witnesses have been able to make the connection to the portrait, there is one detail that doesn't go along with her portrait — Lady Hoby's hands and face appear black when her apparition manifests.

To honor the Abbey's rich English history and its ghosts, the UK'sFright Nights will hold a festival on Saturday, May 10th from 7 p.m. to 12 p.m. Guests will get the chance to investigate with leading paranormal investigators of the UK and work with psychics in the buildings most haunted rooms. The event will include paranormal-themed lectures, psychic fair and costumed actors will tell tales of the Abbey's history and stories of its resident ghosts. Tickets can be purchased online.