
“Then on the same day, upstairs in the restaurant we noticed something weird on one of the seats. It was only a short time after we saw the face on the window. “It was a strange triangular indent on the seat and when the housekeeper when to clean it off it just disappeared. “Then we went back later and it was there again, so we went to get the camera, but it disappeared again. No one can explain any of this, it’s very strange.” Mr Herbert added the pub has never seen anything like it before. “No one knows who the man in the window looks like and we have not come across this kind of thing in the past.” Mr Herbert had to intervene yesterday when it appeared the face might be destroyed. “We had the window cleaner around and I had to stop him from cleaning that window,” he added.
Does this look rather earily similar? Mystery of ghostly face pressed to pub window at The Bell Inn, Almeley. Regulars will be glad to know there is no shortage of spirits at a Herefordshire village pub. But the news is baffling landlady Lisa Lewis as these appear to be of the extra-corporeal variety. Lisa and her customers at the 15th century Bells Inn, Almeley, watched in amazement the other evening as a ghostly image of what looked like a face appeared on the outside windows of the pub’s French doors. “It just seemed to appear on the window,” said Lisa, who has been in charge of the pub with her fiancee, Jason, for three years. “Nobody knew where it came from. It could have been somebody playing a joke but we would have seen them doing it if it was.”
Lisa, who believes there is “some sort of truth” in the paranormal, said a spider’s web which was covering the window on the outside would have been broken had a person pressed their face against the glass.“The customers were all as freaked out as we were,” she said. The pub isn’t the first building in Herefordshire rumoured to be haunted. The Black Lion pub in Bridge Street, Hereford, is said to host paranormal activity while Avenbury Church is also reputed to be haunted. Click picture to enlarge.
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