Raynham Hall in Norfolk. The author, Evelyn Sinclair, recounts various hauntings associated with the location, including the famous Brown Lady, the unsettling Red Room, and a spectral carriage. Through vivid descriptions and anecdotal evidence, the piece explores the purported ghostly activity, such as phantom footsteps, voices, shadows, and cold spots, aiming to immerse the reader in the hall's eerie atmosphere. The narrative also touches upon local legends and the tragic history of Lady Dorothy Walpole, suggesting that these lingering spirits and phenomena are tied to past events and unresolved emotions within the historic building.