The Golden Lion Hotel

Rooms 12, 13, 14 and 15 and the adjacent corridor were said to be haunted but the building seems to be quiet today apart from a few "strange incidents"; in room 12 or 13 a green lady was to be seen (she even pulled the bedclothes off one guest, it is said) and in No.15, a soldier from the English Civil War era (probably a Royalist) was observed gliding through a wall. It is said that on the 13th day of every month, Oliver Cromwell himself walks the aforementioned corridor; he used the building as his district HQ but in later years when visitors used his room (13) they complained of strange hoises in the night; when they were moved to room 123, a ghost, thought to be Cromwell was seen and one lady saw "the shadowy shape of a man dressed in Cromwellian clothes walk into the bedroom in the early hours of the morning." Poltergeist-like activity has also been recorded, with doors opening and closing and bells ringing.

Link: Cambridgeshire Live

Link: Cromwelliana

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