Burwell to Snailwell, Burwell

Burwell's countryside roads have long been associated with a ghostly apparition known as the Shuck, a phantom black dog said to roam the area. This particular stretch of road between Burwell and Snailwell has been the reported haunt of this mysterious creature. While details are sketchy, locals and travellers alike have shared tales of a large, dark canine presence that seems to materialise out of nowhere.

Press Mouldings Ltd, Soham

Press Mouldings Ltd in Soham has been the site of some pretty strange occurrences. Night workers at this factory started complaining about seeing shadowy figures and hearing uncanny voices back in the early 1970s. It wasnt long before the Managing Director of the company decided to stay one night to get to the bottom of things and see if he could experience anything unusual for himself.

Country road between Snailwell and Chippenham, Snailwell

On a foggy November evening in 2012, a driver was making their way home on the country road between Snailwell and Chippenham when they encountered a bizarre and unsettling sight. As they navigated through the thick mist, they spotted a US airman walking in the middle of the road. The driver had to slow down to pass the airman, who seemed completely oblivious to the approaching car. What's more, the airman appeared to be glowing, adding an otherworldly quality to the already strange encounter.

Exact location not known, Isleham

In the quiet Cambridgeshire village of Isleham, a strange sighting has left residents and authorities alike scratching their heads. On a typical summer's day, 25 August 2008, police received a call about a large, black cat with a remarkably long tail roaming the area. The creature, which has been dubbed the Fen Tiger, was said to be quite imposing. Although there's no concrete evidence to suggest it was a ghostly apparition or a supernatural entity, the unusual description and circumstances of the sighting have sparked interest among paranormal enthusiasts.

Between Soham Mere and Wicken, Soham Mere

In the misty expanses of Soham Mere, a ghostly figure is said to roam, connected to a tragic event that took place many years ago. Joseph Hempsall, a local resident, spent his last night on earth drinking heavily, and his body was later discovered in a bog near his farm. What's remarkable is that his friends claimed his ghost appeared to them, guiding them to the exact spot where his corpse lay. This eerie encounter has led to numerous sightings of Joseph's spirit in the area, even after his body was buried.

Causeway House, Soham

Causeway House in Soham, Cambridge, is home to a rather intriguing ghost story. A guest staying at the house claimed to have spotted the phantom of an old lady dressed in a long black dress, standing stock still with her arms crossed, staring blankly into space. The apparition was said to match that of Mary Fordham, nee Pollard, who once lived at the house. What's fascinating about Mary's story is that she suffered from what we now recognise as catalepsy, a condition that could explain her ghostly pose.