Case file · Haunting

The Bealings Bells

In February 1834 the servants' bells at Bealings House, Suffolk, home of Major Edward Moor, began ringing violently on their own and kept on for weeks.

1834 CE · 52.09, 1.26 · status: account

The account

Moor, a retired East India Company officer and scholar, investigated carefully and published 'Bealings Bells' (1841) with similar cases sent in by readers.

The sceptical view

Servants pulling hidden wires, rats or building movement have been suggested; Moor could not find a cause.

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Poltergeist (famous cases)
  2. Wikipedia: Edward Moor
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