Kensington Palace

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The ghost of King George II is said to stand on the roof, although some people have heard his voice throughout the building. A man wearing white period clothing is reported in the courtyard and an elderly woman believed to be Queen Victoria’s aunt is also seen here.

Submitted by Chris Berglund

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Geographic Information

Address:
Kensington Palace
London UK


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GPS:
51.505817141444176, -0.18771207323879935
Region:
Greater London
Nearest Towns:
Shepherds Bush, UK (0.5 mi.)
Shephers Bush, UK (0.5 mi.)
Royal London Borough Of Kensington And Chelsea, UK (0.5 mi.)
Kensington, UK (0.5 mi.)
Paddington, UK (1.1 mi.)
Greater London, UK (1.2 mi.)
City And London Borough Of Westminster, UK (1.2 mi.)
Maida Vale, UK (1.4 mi.)
West Brompton, UK (1.6 mi.)
Earls Court, UK (1.6 mi.)

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