What are the four major murderous houses in Europe and the top ten murderous houses in the world?

This can also be believed, at most, the house is old and leaking, and the wind is just a rumor.

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1. 112 Ocean Drive, New York.

2. Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia.

3. Edinburgh Castle.

4. Gettysburg Battlefield.

5. Millres Farm.

6. Queen Mary cruises.

7. Tower of London.

8. Whaley House.

9. The White House. 10. Winchester Mystery House Mystery House (a total of 160 rooms, built without any drawings, and many places in the house are very weird: a corridor with no end, a staircase that does not lead to anywhere, and a door ...... that hangs more than 10 meters high when opened）

There are two kinds of murderous houses. One is that a lot of strange things have happened around this house because of coincidence or artificiality.

The other is that the house itself is in the construction, site selection, decoration, and surrounding environment that cause it to have some different characteristics from other houses (for example, the house is on top of the hot spring, and the floor is always hot).

1. The haunted house at No. 81 Chaonei Street, Beijing.

2. The incident at No. 37 Linjiazhai in Shanghai.

3. Hong Kong High Street Leprosy Hospital.

Fourth, Nanjing Jinling Dai Lilou.

The so-called four murderous houses in China are purely online propaganda, which is not credible at all, in order to promote tourism, there are too many such publicity gimmicks, and the so-called four murderous houses are different, all of them are to promote tourism.

Haunted House 1: Brickering Manor, said to be one of the most beautiful buildings in England during the 17th-century Jacobite period, is famous for its beautiful tapestries and rare book collection. In addition, the estate is also famous because it was the home of the ghost of the poor headless queen Anne Boleyn.

Haunted House 2: Dunster Castle in the Samoset region, where there are several famous "ghosts", one of which is the most famous green man.

Haunted House Three: County Banker Mill Spinning Factory, where it is said to be the "ghost" of a group of spinners.

Haunted House IV: Newton Manor in the Dinemore region of Carmarthenshire, where it is said that in the 18th century, a lady named Eleanor Cavendish was strangled by a suitor.

Haunted House Five: At Gibside Manor near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, an 18th-century forest manor where the "ghost" of an unfortunate countess is said to have been spotted frequently.

Haunted House 6: Lyme Park, Cheshire, where many people have seen a funeral "ghost procession" walking through the park.

Haunted House VII: Hydrock Castle, Cornwall, where a man was hanged outside the gatehouse during the English Civil War, and his "ghost" has been seen wandering there. In addition, visitors have seen "Cinderella", who meets and then disappears into the wall.

Haunted House VIII: Hughendon Manor, Buckinghamshire, where British politician and writer Benjamin Disraeli is said to be standing on the stairs and smiling at passing tourists.

Haunted House IX: Elton Manor, Lincolnshire, where it is said that a gentleman dressed in black is often seen in the "Queen's Bedroom".

Haunted House Ten: Newton Manor in the Dinefur region of Carmarthenshire, where it is said that in the 18th century, a lady named Eleanor Cavendish was strangled by a suitor.

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