Haunted France – Brissac Castle
credit to Manfred Heyde
This should be fun – a whole series of posts about haunted areas in France. I’ll probably never get to see them in person, but it’s fun to pretend.
According to the great oracle Wikipedia, Chateau de Brissac is located in Maine – et – Loire, France. It was built in the 11th century, but its ghosts came later. The story goes (according to the blog conveniently titled ‘Ghost Stories and Haunted Places’) the castle was owned by a noble named Jacque and his wife Charlotte. Charlotte had a lover, and Jacque killed them both for the crime of unfaithfullness. However, he later fled the castle, supposedly to escape the pairs’ ghosts.
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