Borley Rectory

Victorian Gothic Revival rectory built in 1862 in Borley, Essex, by Reverend Henry Dawson Ellis Bull. " The building was severely damaged by fire on 27 February 1939 and demolished in 1944. M.

Goldney, and Trevor H. Hall concluded that Price fabricated some phenomena, that Marianne Foyster faked others and later admitted doing so, and that natural causes (unusual acoustics, vermin) accounted for the remainder. Marianne Foyster subsequently admitted she had seen no apparitions and had fabricated incidents as practical jokes and to conceal an extramarital relationship.

No physical structure survives. Documented as one of the most thoroughly debunked "haunted house" claims in the history of psychical research.