Château de Noisy (Château Miranda)
Only the images give way to imagining different stories of terror and tragedy: the castle's unique sillueta, the deteriorated state of abandonment in which it is found, the desolate moors of thick forests that overlook, and, above all, its languid history marked by Revolutions and wars. But if there is a detail that finally makes us feel uncomfortable it is know of ghost presence, like so many other stories of spirits, this old ruined castle was used as an orphanage.
Mysteries of the Chateau Miranda
The Chief Architect of the Chateau Miranda, Englishman Edward Milner died at the age of 65 years while he was working on the construction of the Chateau Miranda. While there was apparently no mystery associated with his death, but the untimely death of the architect was the first of the many deaths that was seen by the castle in years to come.
It is true that the castle had served as a holiday camp for young children for more than two decades but the availability of dolls on the floors and hanging from the ceilings certainly adds to the mystery and eeriness of the place.
1 - Sudden death of Chief Architect
2 - Scattered dolls inside the building