Church, Neston

Neston's historic Church of St Mary stands sentinel over the village, its stone walls bearing witness to centuries of prayer and worship. It's here that a bizarre and intriguing phenomenon has been reported - the apparition of a priest who seemingly vanished into thin air. According to local lore, the priest arrived at the church in the 1800s, conducted a mass, and then mysteriously disappeared. The only clue was a later discovery that his description matched that of a former priest buried in the churchyard.

Quay House, Parkgate

Quay House in Parkgate, Cheshire, is home to a rather intriguing ghostly presence. The Old Lady in Red is a commonly reported apparition, said to appear wearing a large red cape. She is often seen walking across one of the rooms before taking a seat, seemingly waiting for something or someone. Her presence is a mystery, and one that has captured the imagination of many. What could she be waiting for, and what's the story behind her red cape?

Unknown pit in a field, Warrington

Deep in a rural Cheshire field lies a mysterious pit said to be home to the malevolent spirit of Jenny Greenteeth. Children in the area were warned to steer clear of this pit, lest they fall prey to Jenny's sinister intentions. According to local legend, Jenny would lure unsuspecting youngsters to their doom by drowning them in the pit's depths. The very thought of Jenny Greenteeth sent shivers down the spines of local kids, who would nervously whisper stories of her ghostly exploits around campfires and in hushed tones.

Halfway House, Childer Thornton

The Halfway House in Childer Thornton has been the site of some pretty unusual paranormal activity. During a ghost watch in the late twentieth century, a team captured a weird voice on a tape recorder. The voice was unexplained and has left many wondering if the building is haunted by a mischievous spirit. The Halfway House has a long history, and it's possible that the voice is connected to one of its former occupants or events that took place on the premises.

Thurstaston Old Hall, Thurstaston

Thurstaston Old Hall stands as a testament to Cheshire's rich history, its ancient stones bearing witness to the countless generations that have walked its halls. It was here that artist Reginald Easton spent a night, only to be startled awake by the presence of an old woman standing by his bed. So captivated was he by this apparition that he extended his stay, dedicating a week to capturing her likeness on paper. The story goes that this ghostly figure is believed to have been involved in a tragic event, the murder of a child within the hall's walls.

Headless cross, Preston Brook

In a field near Newton crossroads, Preston Brook, stands a sandstone block known as a headless cross. This seemingly ordinary stone has a dark history that dates back to the time when two stones once stood here. A farmer, wanting to clear the land, moved the stones to a ditch. Little did he know, this act would unleash a series of terrifying events. Soon after the removal, the farmer's cattle began to die, the spring water ran red, and the farmhouse became home to a violent poltergeist which smashed mirrors and windows. It was as if the stones had been keeping a malevolent force at bay.