Armoury and Sergeant Major's house, Truro

In the early 19th century, a mysterious and malevolent force took hold of the Armoury and Sergeant Major's family home in Truro, Cornwall. Windows and crockery were smashed, and stones were thrown at anyone who dared to investigate. The military, who were based at the armoury, were beaten back by the relentless barrage of stones. It was as if the very fabric of the house was being tormented by a mischievous presence. The Sergeant Major's family tried to escape the haunting by moving to a new home on Charles Street, but the poltergeist followed them, continuing to wreak havoc on their lives.

Trerice manor house, Newquay

Trerice Manor House stands tall in the Cornish countryside, its grandeur and beauty matched only by the eerie presence of the Misty Ladies. These indistinct figures have been reported around the building, sometimes trailing the scent of perfume. They seem to appear and disappear into thin air, leaving visitors and staff alike with a sense of unease and wonder. What are these ghostly apparitions, and what brings them to this historic manor house?

Old mansion house, Kenegie

The old mansion house in Kenegie, Cornwall, is said to be haunted by the ghost known as Harris. Harris would return home once a year, although the exact date remained a closely guarded secret within the family. It was believed that if the front door was not left open for Harris, misfortune would befall the Harris family. This annual visit was a peculiar tradition that ceased when the family eventually moved away from the mansion. The Harris family also endured other paranormal activity, including a phantom servant who caused poltergeist-like antics in the kitchen.

William the Forth Public House, Truro

The William the Forth Public House in Truro is built on the site of a former friary and it seems the former occupants just wont leave. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences that suggest the premises is still home to some very unwelcome visitors. With a history dating back to the days of the friary, its little wonder that some say the site is haunted by the ghost of a friar.

General area, St Dennis

In the small village of St Dennis, Cornwall, a strange and ominous phenomenon has been reported for centuries - the raining of blood. This eerie occurrence is said to have first happened when St Dionysus was brutally murdered in France, and it's believed to recur at times of great national disaster. The villagers have long been fascinated by this macabre event, and it's hard not to be drawn in by the dark allure of this legend.

Woolworths, Truro

Woolworths in Truro, Cornwall, was once home to a mischievous spirit known as Annie. Staff who worked at the store dreaded being asked to work in the attic, which was aptly named Annie's Room. The store has since closed its doors, but the legend of Annie lives on. It's said that Annie's presence was felt throughout the store, with employees reporting strange occurrences and sightings.