Carlton Hill, Chellington

Carlton Hill in Chellington is a spot where the ordinary and the unexplained seem to collide. It's said that a pair of galloping horses come thundering down the hill, their hooves pounding the earth, only to vanish as they approach the bottom. This strange phenomenon has left many to wonder about the origins of these phantom steeds and what brings them to this particular stretch of land.

Fox and Hounds Public House, Riseley

The Fox and Hounds Public House in Riseley is home to a rather tragic and restless spirit. A nurse who met her untimely demise in a coach accident near the pub is said to haunt the premises. Her spirit is thought to remain, manifesting as phantom footsteps and unexplained flicking of light switches. It's a chilling reminder of the nurse's presence, and one that has been reported by numerous people over the years.

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.

Road between Wilden and Ravensden, Wilden

The road between Wilden and Ravensden in Bedfordshire is home to a phantom old woman, sometimes mistakenly referred to as the ghost of Willesden. This spectral figure, dressed in black, is said to haunt the route that connects her former village to the neighbouring one. Her face is described as pure malevolence, striking fear into the hearts of those who claim to have seen her. The last reported sighting was by a mother and daughter, who spotted her gliding along a grass verge.

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.