Castles and manors were built to last.

Stone, timber, and intention shaped them into structures meant to outlive the people who first inhabited them. Generations passed through the same rooms, leaving behind not just physical traces, but stories.

These buildings witnessed births, deaths, alliances, betrayals, and quiet daily lives unfolding over centuries.

Time accumulated differently here.

Many reports describe figures dressed in clothing from another era, appearing briefly in staircases, hallways, or doorways. Others involve sounds that do not correspond to any present occupant.

These locations were never abandoned suddenly.

They were left slowly.

And sometimes, according to the stories, not completely.