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	Haunted UK : Annesley Hall - Northern Ghost Investigations
		Annesley is situated eight miles north-west of Nottingham, close to the Derbyshire border.
		Annesley was spelled 'Aneslei' in the Domesday Book, which roughly means that a man named "An" lived in an area of cleared woodland.
		The Annesleys of Annesley continued as Lords of the Manor until the 15th century.
	www.northern-ghost-investigations.com /haunteduk.php?id=44 (543 words)

	Nottinghamshire history > The Great Houses of Nottinghamshire and the County Families: Annesley
		The Annesley estate came into the hands of Lord Chaworth, an Irish peer, by the marriage of one of his ancestors with Alice de Annesley, in the reign of Henry VI.
		Annesley Hall is, I should think, pretty much what it was in Byron’s time, the only addition to the building made by the present owner, being a wing built for family requirements.
		To get to the hall you have to pass through the portals of the "massy gate" which stood there in Byron’s day, and there is no cause to be afraid of a great handsome staghound which comes bounding towards you in playful curves.
	www.nottshistory.org.uk /Jacks1881/annesley.htm (2237 words)

	Annesley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Annesley is a village and civil parish in the Ashfield district of Nottinghamshire, England, between Hucknall and Sutton-in-Ashfield.
		The privately owned Annesley Hall is a grade two listed building, once owned by the powerful Chaworth-Musters family and has connections to the Byron family of nearby Newstead Abbey.
		The parish is grouped with the neighbouring parish of Felley (pop 4) to elect a joint parish council.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Annesley (245 words)

	Ghosts of Annesley Hall from Felix Films Ltd
		Annesley Hall eventually became the home of the Chaworth family and upon the disasterous marriage of Mary to Jack Musters of Colwick Hall, the family name became the Chaworth-Musters.
		Byron's love for Annesley and Mary must surely be the reason why their ghosts still haunt the ruins of this once great, imposing hall. Not only their ghosts, but the ghosts of many other families that have lived and died in this building haunt the rooms, corridors and out-buildings to this very day.
		Annesley Hall has to be the eeriest DVD in the collection to date, very atmospheric and scary in the daylight let alone the dark.
	www.felixfilms.net /more/on/details/0002 (538 words)

	Most Haunted
		The Annesley's of Annesley were lords of the manor until the 15th Century.
		The hall has associations with the poet Lord Byron, it was the home of his childhood sweet-heart, Mary Ann Chaworth (1785-1832) (however this love was unrequited as she was already engaged to John Musters).
		When they were fitting the hall with electricity they found bones underneath the staircase, they were sent off for analysis and were found to be the bones of a pregnant woman.
	www.livingtv.co.uk /mosthaunted/181.php (535 words)

	GENUKI: White's Directory 1853 - Annesley
		Annesley parish contains the two townships of Annesley and Felley, comprising 239 inhabitants and 3360 acres of land, and forming a romantic and richly wooded district.
		At the conquest it was of the fee of Ralph Fitz-Hubert, and afterwards was possessed by the Annesleys for many generations, when their heiress carried it in marriage to the Chaworths of Wiverton, with whose late heiress it passed to the late John Musters Esq.
		1 mile north of Annesley, is a hamlet and grange of 289 acres, belonging to the Duke of Portland and the trustees of the late John Musters Esq.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/NTT/Annesley/White1853.html (522 words)

	Halls - paranormalplaces.co.uk
		Athelhampton Hall, Dorset - There are several ghosts at Athelhampton Hall; the Grey lady is often seen in the Tudor room a house maid saw her sitting in a chair, she thought that she was a visitor and asked her to leave as it was quite late in the day.
		The crest on the hall is of an ape sitting on a tree stump with the motto "He who looks at Martyn's ape, Martyn's ape will look at him." The story goes: She made her way up the secret staircase and into the room, the monkey followed her.
		Littledean Hall is one of the oldest houses west of the river Severn and is the most haunted house in the most haunted village in Gloucestershire.
	paranormalplaces.moonfruit.com /halls/4517792471 (1301 words)

	Spiritual Circles
		John Annesley and his lady wife Isobell Annesley had a young daughter called Alice, who became the heiress of Annesley Hall at 6 years old when her father passed away.
		His only daughter Mary-Ann Chaworth was left as an heiress to the lands of Annesley, which were subsequently passed to a John Musters, after she got married to him, (who was actually son to the Squire of Colwick).
		The 19th century village was demolished and a fire in the main building of Annesley Hall left it a shell of its former self and now it remains derelict although the roof has been rebuilt.
	groups.msn.com /SpiritualCircles/annesleyhall.msnw (1488 words)

	Ashfield District Council: Annesley and Ravenshead
		Annesley Hall, set in scenic parkland, is the traditional home of the Chaworth family.
		Inside Annesley Park stands the majestic Annesley Hall, a grade II listed building, which is reputed to be one of the most haunted houses in England.
		Annesley Hall and Park are now in private ownership, not open to the public, but views of the park and hall can be seen from Dog and Bear Lane, a public bridleway.
	www.ashfield-dc.gov.uk /redirect/?oid=[com.arsdigita.categorization.Category:{id=766004}] (1143 words)

	Victoria - Annesley Hall (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Built in 1903 and renovated in 1988, Annesley Hall was the first residence built specifically for women in
		and houses female students in single, double and triple rooms on three floors. Annesley is noted for its close-knit community life and is also known for its elegance and uniqueness.
		No two rooms are the same, and students in Annesley are able to enjoy exclusive common space, such as the Tackaberry Library and the Music Room, found on the main floor.
	www.vicu.utoronto.ca /English/Annesley-Hall.html (102 words)

	Annesley - History
		This was itself replaced in the 14th Century with a church, now Annesley Old Church, built near to Annesley Hall (rather outside the current village).
		The current Victorian Gothic church was built following the sinking and development of Annesley Colliery, which began in 1865 and led to the establishment of a new centre of local population (New Annesley) about a mile and a half to the east of the 1356 Church.
		In 1963, the Parishes of Annesley and Newstead were united, with subsequent incumbents responsible for Annesley, All Saints; Newstead Village, St Mary the Virgin; and Newstead Abbey, St Mary.
	southwellchurches.nottingham.ac.uk /a01/hhistory.html (675 words)

	Welcome To TalkNotts Nottingham chat forum / board -> Annesley Hall (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Annesley Hall is up for sale, it has been for some time now.
		Annesley hall, is another building which is connected with Lord Byron, its rumoured his ghost haunts there aswell as newstead abbey
		Annesley hall is privatley owned, thats why the public can no longer gain access to it.
	www.talknotts.co.uk /forums/index.php?showtopic=321 (458 words)

	City of Toronto, City Council Legislative Documents
		The front and rear portions of the buildings are proposed to generally be 12 metres in height, rising to 15 metres in the centre of the building.
		A theatre/lecture hall is a permitted use in a "Q", institutional, zone district.
		The proposed theatre lecture hall has a proposed base building height of 12 metres along the Charles Street frontage, for a depth of 6 metres, that is similar to the west end of Burwash Hall, and an overall maximum height of 15 metres.
	www.toronto.ca /legdocs/agendas/committees/to/to981014/it036.htm (1934 words)

	Victoria - AN - Annesley Hall (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Built in 1903 and renovated in 1988, Annesley Hall was the first purpose-built women's residence in Canada.
		It is located at 95 Queen's Park Crescent and houses a total of 105 women in singles and doubles on three floors.
		Annesley is noted for its close-knit community life and the elegance of its common spaces, particularly the Tackaberry Library and the Music Room.
	www.vicu.utoronto.ca /English/AN---Annesley-Hall.html (100 words)

	Bulwell Hall
		William Chaworth of Annesley Hall, ventured to assert that the Manor of Bulwell was the property of Sir Charles Sedley.
		The Southern boundary of this land was Alfreton Road and the Eastern boundary the road from the Cinderhill Toll-gate to Bulwell.
		The next family to occupy the Hall was the family of Thomas Hardy of Kimberley, who was the founder of the Hardy-Hanson Brewery.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /joyce.wilkinson1/bulwell_hall.htm (1737 words)

	Upper Annesley
		Upper Annesley is the all-female residence at Victoria College, University of Toronto campus.
		Located at Museum subway station, across from the ROM on Queen's Park Cr.
		The prized prank of the year was the theft of 9 sacred University of Gate House sweaters.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/up/Upper_Annesley.html (105 words)

	Victoria University - Some Facts About Residence
		Annesley is noted for its close-knit community life and the elegance of its common spaces, particularly the Tackaberry Library and the Music Room.
		There are study areas on the main floor of Margaret Addison Hall, in the basement of Burwash Hall, and in the Tackaberry Library of Annesley.
		Victoria University residents automatically belong to the Annesley Student Government Association (ASGA), to the Burwash Hall Residence Council, to the Margaret Addison Residence Council (MARC) or to the Rowell Jackman Hall Residents' Association (RJHRAC).
	vicu.utoronto.ca /residenc.htm (3011 words)

	Haunted UK Map (Central Midlands)
		Originally a hunting lodge, Annelsey Hall was built in 1156, and William the conqueror granted the Manor of Annesley to a Norman lord named Ralph Fitz-Hubert.
		The Annesley's of Annesley were lords of the manor until the 15th Century after which the Chaworth family owned the estate.
		The hall has associations with the poet Lord Byron as it was the home of his childhood sweet-heart, Mary Ann Chaworth, while Lord Byron also had a bedroom at the hall.
	www.theparanormalexperience.co.uk /ParaLoc_Map_Eng_CM_Annesley.htm (199 words)

	Crede Byron
		In 1805 Mary Chaworth, Byron's childhood love-interest from Annesley Hall, married Jack Musters of Colwick, creating the name Chaworth-Musters by which the family is still known today.
		In the vast acres surrounding the Hall, he used to stroll with his great, but unrequited, early love, who was already enamoured of another...
		The Hall has stood empty since the 1970's and was devastated by fire on Sept. 4th 1997.
	www.praxxis.co.uk /credebyron/byrons.htm (564 words)

	Annesley Hall on TV - Live TV Schedules, Annesley Hall Coverage and TV Channel Guide
		Jane, the Governess: Jane has started working as a governess at Thornfield Hall and her feelings for Mr Rochester are beginning to grow.
		Highlights of the final night of the annual event at the Olympia Grand Hall in London, featuring the Olympia Grand Prix, the Christmas Finale and the Kennel Club ABC Agility Final.
		Jessica's cousin Emma, a vivacious dance hall performer, turns detective to solve the murder of a wealthy friend.
	www.awns.com /tv/annesley-hall-on-tv.html?more=1 (482 words)

	Official Web site of Newcastle County Down Northern Ireland, Home of Royal County Down Golf Club
		Newcastle continued as a rambling collection of thatched cottages and fishermen's huts for almost two centuries, and during that time Felix Magennis' castle was replaced by a Coastguard watchtower aimed at combating a sharp increase in smuggling in the 18th and 19th centuries.
		NO doubt the people who lived on oatmeal and potatoes in their thatched cottages 160 years ago would be astounded to see how their humble fishing village has progressed into one of the country's leading holiday resorts.
		During the hall's colourful history it has also served as the town's Petty Sessions Court and is presently the venue for musical productions by the local Glee Singers.
	www.newcastle-countydown.co.uk /newcastle_town.php (2818 words)

	ArcaMax.com - Abbotsford and Newstead Abbey
		A story is told of her having first seen him from the top of Annesley Hall, as he dashed through the park, with hound and horn, taking the lead of the whole field in a fox chase, and that she was struck by the spirit of his appearance, and his admirable horsemanship.
		Something mysterious or melancholy was connected with her story; she died young, but continued for a long time to haunt the ancient mansion, to the great dismay of the servants, and the occasional disquiet of the visitors, and it was with much difficulty her troubled spirit was conjured down and put to rest.
		The painful interview at Annesley Hall, which revived with such intenseness his early passion, remained stamped upon his memory with singular force, and seems to have survived all his "wandering through distant climes," to which he trusted as an oblivious antidote.
	www.arcamax.com /fiction/b-1628-10-bprint (4681 words)

	My Broxtowe Hundred Journal
		as Annesley Hall is, in a beautifully location, with broad acres of richly timbered woodlands, all over the estate, on taking out my sketch pad I proceeded to make some notes.
		Annesley named after a Celtic chieften named "Anna",and Annesley in old english would translate in `lea (meadow) "Annas meadow, Annes lea", this was granted as a reward for fighting at the Battle of Hastings 1066.
		Annesley Hall and the surrounding Woodlands have been sold several times without any significant change in the use of the property (attended only by a caretaker).
	www.broxtowehundred.co.uk /annhal.htm (204 words)

	COLWICK HALL
		All the older buildings disappeared when the present Hall was erected in 1775-6, soon after the coming-of-age of John Musters, (father of the husband of Byron's 'Mary.') There is a famous painting by George Stubbs of John and Sophia Musters riding at Colwick showing the newly built hall in 1777.
		This had existed just below the hall since the Saxon period, and was the cause of constant disputes between the owners of Colwick and their neighbours concerning the amount of water that it was allowable to divert from the main river.
		In 1896 the Hall was sold to the Nottingham Racecourse Company - the racecourse opened in 1892, the Hall became a public house and the rest of the building were used to accommodate grooms and jockeys.
	www.colwickhallhotel.com /home-history.htm (712 words)

	Nottinghamshire: history and archaeology \| The Scenery of Sherwood Forest: Newstead and Annesley (3)
		After a time, however, our knocking summoned a solitary tenant from some remote corner of the pile: it was a decent-looking little dame, who emerged from a side-door at a distance, and seemed a worthy inmate of the antiquated mansion; she had, in fact, grown old with it.
		From that time, during the remainder of his visit, he always slept at Annesley, which was interrupted only by a short excursion to Matlock and Castleton, in which he had the happiness of accompanying Miss Chaworth and her party.
		It was disconnected from all idea of Lord Byron, but attributed to the harsh and capricious conduct of one to whose kindness and affection she had a sacred claim.
	www.nottshistory.org.uk /rodgers1908/newstead3.htm (1996 words)

	Churches and Chapels
		The first reference to a church at Annesley was in 1156, when the "tithes of Annesley Church" were given to Felly Priory.
		A new south aisle was built in the second half of the 14th century and a square tower was added to the west end of the church at about the same time.
		Following the opening of the Annesley Colliery in 1868, in an area some distance from the original village known as New Annesley, the decision was taken to build a new church closer to the main population of the village.
	www.oldnotts.co.uk /annesley/churches.htm (655 words)

	Briefings - News
		Residents of the main floor of Annesley Hall organized a door-to-door change drive and in less than an hour, raised $518.11.
		The federal government offered to match all Canadian charitable donations made before January 11 and because most of the money raised at Annesley was donated to the Red Cross before January 11th, the total was brought to $1,059.61 and the rest was donated at a later date.
		Prediger mentions that the detectors in the dining hall are being redone; two new air handlers are being installed this summer.
	www.thestrand.ca /news/2005/01/26/News/Briefings-847273.shtml (472 words)

	A Century of Women in Residence at Vic
		This exhibition was mounted to commemorate the centenary of Annesley Hall at Victoria University.
		Built in 1903 Annsley Hall was renovated in 1988 and was the first residence built specifically for women in Canada.
		On May 30, 31 and June 1, 2003, former women residents of Annesley Hall, Margaret Addison Hall, the Bloor Street residences, 85 Charles Street West, and Wymilwood came from all over the world to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first women's residence in Canada.
	library.vicu.utoronto.ca /exhibitions/womenres/index.htm (95 words)

	alien big cats, fairies and big hairy men - the paranormal database
		The ghost, or perhaps another, was seen in 1970 as it crossed the road outside the hall; the driver of a car drove straight through the figure.
		Further Comments: The hall is reported to be home to several ghosts; a couple of the spooks once resided at the building, while the others were either visitors or workers on the estate.
		The area is now known as Old Hall Close, and the phantom woman is said to stand on the side of the nearby road.
	www.paranormaldatabase.com /nottinghamshire/nottdata.php (960 words)

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