York. Dates back to 1503 and is known as one of the most haunted pubs in England. It was originally a medieval inn and coaching house owned by the Merchant Adventurers Hall. Some of the many ghosts include: Lady Alice Peckett, the wife of Lord John Peckett, the Lord Mayor of York around 1702; Geoff Monroe, a Canadian airman who died in 1945 and is said to appear in full uniform; a young Victorian boy who was trampled in front of the pub; Roman soldiers who are seen marching in armor; One-eyed Jack; and a grumpy old man. There is a small room at the entrance, a large room in the back with a larger bar, and an outdoor seating area behind the pub. My beer of choice was Calmer Chameleon Pale Ale from Brew York, a delicious hoppy ale.