Sister's House, Bedford

Sister's House in Bedford has a reputation for paranormal activity, centred around a former nunnery adjacent to St Luke's church. The building is now owned by Pilgrim's Housing Association. In 1997, a male staff member had a startling experience. He was woken in the middle of the night as someone sat on the end of his bed. Raising his head to see who had entered the room, he was shocked to see a nun sitting at the end of his bedcovers. The nun then stood up and walked through the bedroom wall, leaving the staff member stunned and bewildered.

King's Arms Public House, Bedford

The King's Arms Public House in Bedford is home to a rather intriguing ghost. This young looking spectre is said to roam the premises, leaving many to wonder about its identity and the story behind its haunting presence. Built on the site of a former morgue, it's little surprise that the pub is haunted by the ghost of a young man. With several potential candidates for the source of the haunting, the mystery remains unsolved.

Cecil Higgins Art Gallery, Bedford

The Cecil Higgins Art Gallery in Bedford is home to a rather stylish ghost - a man dressed in 1930s attire, complete with a bowler hat. This phantom is just one of several entities said to haunt the building, which also includes another man in a dark suit and a stable boy who likes to walk around the library. The gallery has a reputation for minor poltergeist activity, making it a fascinating destination for anyone interested in the paranormal.

Kempston Manor, Kempston

Kempston Manor, a grand Bedfordshire estate, is said to be haunted by the ghostly sounds of a tragic Christmas past. Every year on Christmas Day, the sound of horse's hooves and a child's screams echoes through the manor's empty halls. This unsettling phenomenon is said to commemorate the anniversary of a young child's fatal accident. The child, eager to meet his parents who were returning home for Christmas in a horse-drawn coach, ran out of the manor and was tragically struck by the horses.

Knife and Cleaver Public House, Houghton Conquest

At the Knife and Cleaver Public House in Houghton Conquest, a rather bizarre incident took place that left a barman shaken. He was busy with his work when his attention was drawn to the bookings diary, which began to turn its pages on its own. As he approached to investigate, a strange hand appeared over his shoulder, prompting him to quickly leave the area. The sudden and unexplained nature of this event must have been quite unsettling for the barman, and it's easy to see why this haunting manifestation has become a topic of interest.

The Knife & Cleaver, Houghton Conquest

The Knife & Cleaver Hotel in Houghton Conquest has a reputation for being one of the most haunted hotels in Bedfordshire. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences that can't be explained. One witness claimed to have seen a spectral hand appear on their shoulder, while others have reported seeing a strange figure lurking around the hotel. Some guests have even had their belongings tampered with, with items thrown or tipped over.