Chequers Public House, Amersham

The Chequers Public House in Amersham is renowned for its paranormal activity. A figure in white, dubbed Auden by a passing medium, is believed to roam the premises. This ghostly apparition is thought to be older than the public house itself. Adding to the mystique are reports of a hooded figure in an upstairs bedroom, possibly one of seven people held and executed for their religious beliefs. A ghostly chimney sweep has also been spotted, contributing to the array of supernatural occurrences.

Woodrow High House, Amersham

Woodrow High House in Amersham is home to a restless spirit, that of Lady Helena Stanhope. This green-ghostly figure is said to roam the halls of her former residence, a place also known as Elmodesham House. Legend has it that Lady Helena took her own life in the grounds after her lover, Sir Peter Bostock, was executed for treason. Now, her presence is felt throughout the house, with reports of footsteps and mild poltergeist activity.

Roads in the area, Penn

In the sleepy Buckinghamshire village of Penn, a most unusual ghostly encounter took place back in 1880. Four local farmers on horseback claimed to have chased after the phantom of a man named Clark and his mare along the roads in the area. The pursuit was intense, with the farmers managing to keep up with the ghostly pair until they reached the nearby Penn Church. That's when the eerie apparitions vanished into a grey mist, leaving the farmers' horses to bolt in fear.

Little Abbey Hotel, Great Missenden

Nestled in the heart of Great Missenden, the Little Abbey Hotel has a reputation for paranormal activity that's as intriguing as it is unsettling. At the centre of this haunting is a monk whose fate remains shrouded in mystery. Legend has it that this monk had an illicit affair with a nun, and it's said that his subsequent downfall was nothing short of tragic. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences that seem to be connected to this troubled soul.

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.

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.