It’s time to be scared
In today’s email:
- Contact was made with a long-dead prostitute named Annie
- Seven haunted pubs around Glasgow that you can visit if you’re brave enough
- Collect your gift! – A Free Digital Copy Of The Ultimate Scotland Travel Guide
- Around the Web: Six spooky Halloween traditions that have their origins in Scotland, Why Scots call trick-or-treating ‘guising’ as Halloween custom began in Scotland, The ‘witch-like’ spirit that haunted a Glasgow family out of their tenement home and more
- From Social Media – Beinn a’Chochuill, Wild About Argyll
- Scottish Food You Will Love – Fuarag:
- Coo Wee – Thriller dance Flash mob
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Annie, The Dead Prostitute of Glasgow
The Scotia, Glasgow’s oldest surviving pub, holds a rich history dating back to 1792. With such a long-standing legacy, there’s no shortage of intriguing tales to uncover.
Among the remarkable stories associated with the Scotia is a 2019 investigation by the Spirit Finders, where they made contact with the spirit of Annie, a long-deceased prostitute. During this eerie encounter, Annie demonstrated her spectral abilities by moving a glass with unseen fingers and making a phone mysteriously ring.
Furthermore, the pub’s manager has recounted ghostly sightings that add to the haunting atmosphere. A young child’s apparition has been spotted playing in a doorway, while a lady in a white wimple is known to favor the snug. A woman dressed in green velvet, on the other hand, is less timid and often parades up and down the pub. These spectral figures make for suitably spooky drinking companions, especially as Halloween approaches. The Scotia’s history is as chilling as it is captivating.
Seven haunted pubs around Glasgow that you can visit if you’re brave enough
Collect your gift!
Get Your Free Digital Copy Of The Ultimate Scotland Travel Guide
Around The Web
Six spooky Halloween traditions that have their origins in Scotland
Scotland’s hidden haunted places and the creepy ghost stories behind them
Why Scots call trick-or-treating ‘guising’ as Halloween custom began in Scotland
Top scenic destinations in Scotland named by Which? with stunning island at number one
Kate Middleton, Prince William’s Post-Break Trip to Scotland Revealed
Scotland Northern Lights alert as stunning auroras to make an appearance tonight
The jaw-dropping phenomenon may be visible for people in the far north of Scotland.
Scotland’s 2023 Christmas markets and when they open this festive season – full list
Six spooky Halloween traditions that have their origins in Scotland
Halloween 2023: Meet the Gorbals Vampire, Glasgow’s forgotten monster
The ‘witch-like’ spirit that haunted a Glasgow family out of their tenement home
Scotland’s ‘scariest road trip’ perfect for spooky drive this Halloween
From Social Media
If you could be anywhere in #Scotland right now, where would YOU be?
Beinn a’Chochuill, Wild About Argyll
Credit: – Instagram.com/ronamcmillan
Scottish Food You Will Love
Fuarag: the Scottish Halloween treat you might not know about
Coo Wee
Thriller dance Flash mob during the City of Perth Halloween Fun Night, Perthshire, Scotland
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