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The Crooked
House - Dudley The Crooked house was built as a farmhouse in 1765, the pub was originally know as 'The Glynne Arms' and was named after Sir Stephen Glynne who owned the estate. The pub is no 4 feet lower on one side after a coal mine collapsed during the 1800's. The pub is now supported with buttresses and girders.
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The crooked house is said to be haunted, in this room during our investigation we felt presences of spirit. For more information please see our report. |
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All the floors, walls and windows are
slanted which can cause an optical illusion that balls and marbles can roll
up hill. It is difficult to tell which way is up when the seating appears level yet the curtains hang to an angle. Beer has been known slide upwards on a table
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In every room in the crooked house is a open fire. The smell of coal burning is smelt throughout the inn |
Watch this space for any impending investigations into the Crooked House, join us if you dare...