Houses close to the churchyard, Warrington

Stockton Heath was abuzz with strange happenings back in 1885. It started with several greenhouses in the area having their glass shattered, not by any visible assailant, but by paving stones that seemed to drop from nowhere. The owners, understandably perplexed, decided to post sentries to catch the culprit in the act. But despite their vigilance, the source of the stones remained a mystery.

Daisy and Tom Toy Shop, Watergate Street , Chester

The Daisy and Tom Toy Shop on Watergate Street in Chester was once a hub of children's laughter and play, but behind the scenes, a different story unfolded. From 2003 to 2006, former staff members reported strange occurrences that would leave anyone perplexed. Footsteps echoed through the store, and the unmistakable smell of pipe tobacco wafted through the air, even though there were no smokers among the staff. The heavy fire door would rattle, and the stock room became inaccessible, blocked by a heavy table that seemed to have been moved from the inside.

Wincham Hall, Northwich

Wincham Hall has a reputation for being one of Cheshire's most haunted locations. This historic country house is said to be home to several ghostly entities, including a Cavalier and a child who reportedly ran through a wall. Over the years, numerous people have reported strange occurrences and sightings, which have contributed to the hall's paranormal fame. The hall's long history and former uses may be connected to these ghostly manifestations, but the exact nature of these entities remains a mystery.

Road between Disley & Whaley Bridge, Disley

On a quiet stretch of road between Disley and Whaley Bridge in Cheshire, a gruesome murder took place in 1823. William Wood's life was brutally cut short, and the impact of his head hitting the ground left an indelible mark - literally. A hole was formed, which over time became a morbid curiosity. The grass in the hole refused to grow, and despite efforts to fill it in, the depression persisted. Today, a marker stone serves as a reminder of the tragic event, although the hole itself is no longer present.

George and Dragon Public House, Chester

Deep in the heart of Chester, the George and Dragon Public House stands as a testament to the city's rich history. It's here that a most unusual haunting has been reported - the sound of phantom footfalls echoing through the cellar. These ghostly footsteps are said to follow a path that now leads through several partitioned walls, giving the impression of a lone Roman centurion on guard duty or perhaps a contingent of soldiers marching from the front to the back of the cellar.

Winnington Hall Inn, Winnington

Winnington Hall Inn, a charming spot in the heart of Cheshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a young woman in white. This eerie apparition is believed to be the spirit of a lady who met a tragic end within the inn's walls back in the 1770s. According to reports, she accidentally lanced an artery and bled to death, leaving behind a restless presence that continues to unsettle visitors to this day. The ghostly woman has been spotted by numerous people over the years, including an Irish labourer who claimed to have seen her surrounded by mist.