Burnley Remembered - The Murderous Love Triangle of Burnley Barracks of 1841

Plunge into the spectral world of Burnley, Lancashire, as we unravel the sinister secret of the Barracks in this hair-raising episode. Erected in 1821, the now demolished military buildings bore as a silent witness to the passions, trials, and tragedies of the Queen's Bays, the Second Dragoon Guards, and the 60th Rifles.
In this engrossing tale, we shed light on a tragic love triangle that once shook these formidable structures to their core. We trace the lives of the dashing Lieutenant William Sharman O’Grady, the beautiful yet lonely Isobella Hadden, and the love-stricken Robert Morris, whose passions ignited a horrific tale of jealousy, betrayal, and death.
As the walls of the Barracks echo the painful cries of the past, we invite you to join us on this chilling journey through time. Discover the ghostly whispers that breathe life into the shadows, and the eerie reminders of human passions run amok.
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Get ready to delve into a thrilling investigation of love, jealousy, and death. Grab a blanket, dim the lights, and immerse yourself in the haunting mystery of the Burnley Barracks.
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[@andrewphillips3423]

The tragic Isabella's headstone will be there today at St. Peter's. I'm gonna keep eyes out next time I pass by. Super interesting!! Love this "Burnley remembered" series. I'll spread word as it doesn't appear to get the attention it should.

[@guyver155]

That’s lovely the hear! Post a photo of the headstone if you find it! I looked but to no avail

[@Spooky-GB]

Lovely. Are those paintings of the actual people, or just for dramatic effect? Thanks.

[@guyver155]

I created the images from the descriptions of the people in the newspaper reports at the time, I don’t believe there are any paintings of any of three involved