Crown Hotel, Amersham

The Crown Hotel in Amersham is home to a rather charming ghost, a grey apparition thought to be a former maid. She's been known to appear in her old-fashioned uniform, and some guests have even reported that she's packed their suitcases for them. It's a strange and intriguing phenomenon that has left many wondering about the story behind this ghostly maid.

Elephant and Castle Public House, Amersham

In the heart of Amersham, Buckinghamshire, the historic Elephant and Castle Public House is home to a rather intriguing and affectionately known ghost - the Lesbian in Black. This public house, a staple of local life for centuries, has had its fair share of reported paranormal activity. The landlady and her family have been witness to a ghostly woman dressed all in black, seemingly walking through walls near the kitchen area. What's more, this mischievous spirit has been blamed for playfully pinching the bottoms of barmaids, leading many to believe that the ghostly girl was gay.

Bendrose House, Amersham Common

Bendrose House on Amersham Common is home to a rather unusual ghostly presence. In one of its bedrooms, guests have reported being startled awake by a brief electric shock. This strange phenomenon has led some to speculate about the identity of the entity responsible. One possible explanation is that the ghost could be that of Oliver Cromwell, the famous English military leader. Another theory points to the use of nylon bed covers as a potential cause, but the truth remains a mystery.

Amersham Road and Greyhound Inn Inn, Chalfont St Peter

On misty nights, a spine-tingling spectacle unfolds along Amersham Road in Chalfont St Peter. The Greyhound Inn, a charming establishment, stands witness to a ghostly procession that has been leaving onlookers bewildered for years. An old-fashioned stagecoach, expertly crafted and eerily lit, comes into view, its team of spectral horses clip-clopping along the road. The scene is so vivid and lifelike that it's hard to believe it's not a reenactment, but there's no doubting the authenticity of this paranormal event as the coach and horses vanish into thin air as they approach the inn.

Boot and Slipper, Rickmansworth Road Public House, Amersham

The Boot and Slipper in Amersham is a pub with a reputation for being haunted by something in its cellar. Staff have reported feeling like someone has walked past them while they are down in the cellar, and one male worker even felt a phantom hand grasp his shoulder. It's said that employees are too afraid to venture down into the cellar, which is unusual for a pub where the cellar is often a hub of activity. The haunting manifestation is centred around this small, potentially claustrophobic space.

Ford running through the village, Fulmer

In the sleepy village of Fulmer, Buckinghamshire, a peculiar phenomenon has been reported near the old ford that runs through the village. Several people have claimed to have heard the unmistakable sound of horse hooves clip-clopping along the ground, accompanied by the grinding of an old cart. The eerie noises seem to emanate from nowhere and disappear as suddenly as they appear, leaving onlookers bewildered. While there have been no reported sightings of the ghostly vehicle, the sound of its presence is said to be quite unmistakable.