Christ's College, Cambridge

Christ's College in Cambridge is home to a rather intriguing ghost story. They say that on nights of the full moon, around midnight, the spirit of a tall, elderly gentleman appears near the mulberry tree in the college garden. He's known as Mr Round, and his story is one of regret and remorse. According to legend, Mr Round was responsible for the tragic death of the only doctor who could have saved his dying girlfriend. This heinous act has condemned his spirit to roam the grounds, forever trapped in a cycle of guilt and sorrow.

St John's Church, Peterborough

St John's Church in Peterborough is home to a rather intriguing haunting that's tied to its bells and the nearby cathedral. An old rhyme goes like this: when the church and the abbey strike together, they'll either be a death or change in the weather. It's a curious piece of folklore that's been passed down, and locals have long been fascinated by the supposed connection between the tolling bells and significant events.

Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge

Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge is home to a rather unusual ghost story. Apparently, a ghost appears to patients who are being administered morphine. The psychological effects of the drug are often cited as a reason for such hallucinations but in this case, the appearance of the ghost seems to be a consistent theme. It's a curious case that has been documented and one that raises more questions than answers.

Unnamed site, Cambridge

Storey's Way in Cambridge has a rather curious reputation thanks to reports of a mysterious black bird seen flying through glass without shattering it. This unusual phenomenon was noted back in the late 1970s and remains one of the more bizarre hauntings in the area. The presence of a man dressed in a white coat has also been reported at the same location adding to the intrigue.

Huntington Road, Cambridge

On a summer evening in 2014, a strange encounter took place on Huntington Road in Cambridge. A witness reported seeing a fast-moving, slightly out-of-focus young girl with light brown hair, clad in a blue raincoat. She glanced at the witness and then vanished into a bush without making a sound. The witness searched for her but she had disappeared. This bizarre incident left the witness perplexed and wondering what they had just seen.

Sherratt & Hughes, Cambridge

Sherratt & Hughes on Trinity Street in Cambridge is said to be one of the oldest bookshops in the UK. This historic building has a reputation for being haunted by a silent white lady who glides down the aisles. Her presence is a mystery, with no known history or backstory to explain her appearances. Some people also report seeing a man in Victorian evening dress, adding to the bookshop's paranormal allure.