This guide investigates the intersection of British historical sites and reported paranormal activity to provide a structured resource for travelers interested in ghost hunting. The authors, Anne and John P. Spencer, utilize their expertise in paranormal research to catalog locations across Great Britain that are reputed to be haunted. The book functions as a practical manual, blending historical context with logistical advice for those seeking to visit these sites.

The text serves as a specialized reference for enthusiasts of British folklore and paranormal tourism, offering a clear, organized approach to site-seeing. Its focus on logistical utility makes it a functional tool for travelers rather than a purely academic study of the supernatural.