Moresby Hall, Whithaven

Moresby Hall in Cumbria is said to be home to a trio of ghostly Roman soldiers, whose presence is accompanied by that of a Jacobite rebel, a cavalier, and possibly the spirit of a young child. The hall is reportedly heavily populated by the dead, with these various entities making it a hub of paranormal activity. While the exact nature of their presence is unclear, it's thought that the Roman soldiers may have been stationed at a nearby fort, and their restless spirits have lingered for centuries.

Rum Story Museum, Whitehaven

The Rum Story Museum in Whitehaven is home to a mischievous ghost known as Henry. Staff at the museum have blamed Henry for creating strange sensations and unexplainable occurrences during ghost hunts on the site. It's said that Henry likes to make his presence known, causing a stir among visitors and staff alike. While there's no clear information on who Henry was or how he came to haunt the museum, his antics have certainly made the Rum Story a hotspot for paranormal activity.

Unnamed old mine, Whitehaven

Deep within the unnamed old mine in Whitehaven, a tragic event unfolded that would leave an indelible mark on the location's history. A supervisor, facing the axe, took his replacement deep into the mine's depths, where they succumbed to poisonous gases. The toxic atmosphere proved fatal, but their presence didn't fade away completely. For many years afterwards, the arguing voices of the two miners could be heard echoing through the mine's tunnels, a haunting reminder of the tragic event that occurred there.

Church, Arlecdon

Arlecdon Church in Cumbria has a rather unusual history that has left locals and visitors alike scratching their heads. It seems that the church was originally intended to be built in a different location, but every night, the previous day's building work would mysteriously be undone. The workmen, understandably frustrated and defeated, eventually gave up and built the church where it now stands. It's a strange tale that has been passed down through the years, leaving many to wonder what could have caused such a bizarre series of events.

Travellers' Rest Public House, Workington

The Travellers' Rest Public House in Workington, Cumbria, has been at the centre of a bizarre poltergeist haunting that left its licence holder, Linda Pettit, scratching her head. Glasses were flying off shelving, a key vanished into thin air, and doors were opening and closing of their own accord. It was a strange and unsettling series of events that had locals talking and wondering if the pub was indeed haunted. The trouble started in 2010 and continued for several years, making it a prolonged and inexplicable phenomenon.

General area, Claife

Claife is a small village surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Lake District, but it's also home to a rather unsettling phantom. The Caller of Claife, as it's come to be known, is a mysterious figure that's said to appear at dusk, shouting across the lake. The sound of its voice is enough to send shivers down the spines of even the most hardened locals. One poor soul, brave or foolhardy enough to investigate the strange cries, was found petrified with fear and died within 24 hours. It's said that the entity was exorcised by a monk, but that hasn't stopped reports of the hooded figure silently appearing by the water's edge. And if that's not enough, some folks claim to have spotted a phantom boat gliding across the lake.