William & Glyn's Bank, Derby

Deep in the heart of Derby, a chilling encounter took place within the walls of William & Glyn's Bank on Corn Market. In May 1973, three builders were demolishing walls in the bank's basement when they stumbled upon a hidden cavity. As they explored the space, they spotted a young boy. One of the men, curiosity getting the better of him, asked the youngster what he was doing there. The boy's response was both innocent and unsettling: 'I live here.' Before the men could react, the boy vanished into thin air, leaving them stunned and bewildered.

Hardwick Hall grounds, Doe Lea

Deep in the Derbyshire countryside, the grand Hardwick Hall stands as a testament to the region's rich history. It's here, within the hall's sprawling grounds, that a bizarre and intriguing haunting has been reported. In January 1978, several people claimed to have seen a phantom monk with a white face, so startlingly close to oncoming traffic that it nearly caused an accident. The monk simply vanished into thin air, leaving witnesses stunned and curious about the hall's paranormal activity.

Mine, Glapwell

Deep within the abandoned Glapwell Mine in Derbyshire a strange figure has been spotted. This apparition is that of a man wearing a donkey jacket a type of jacket commonly worn by workers in the industrial areas of England. The sighting which took place in 1964 is one of the most intriguing reports of paranormal activity in the region. The man was seen walking through a piece of machinery before vanishing into thin air. This bizarre incident has left many questions unanswered about the identity of the man and the circumstances of his death.

Scarsdale Hall, Sutton Scarsdale

Scarsdale Hall stands as a haunting shell of its former self, its grandeur lost to the passing of time. The once-majestic halls now echo with strange and unexplained sounds - the soft crunch of footsteps that seem to come from nowhere and everywhere at the same time. It's as if the very spirits of the past are wandering the empty corridors, their presence marked only by the faint sound of footsteps. And if you venture near after dark, you might catch a glimpse of strange, floating lights that seem to dance in the shadows.

General area, Sutton Wood

Deep in the heart of Sutton Wood, Derbyshire, a sense of mystique lingers, shrouded in an aura of unexplained sightings. It was back in the early 1970s when reports began to surface of a ghostly figure clad in monk's attire, distinguished by a striking large golden cross. Several individuals, on separate occasions, claimed to have encountered this eerie apparition, leaving behind a trail of bewilderment and intrigue. The woodland, with its dense foliage and twisting pathways, provides an atmospheric backdrop for such paranormal activity, fuelling speculation about the origins and purpose of these ghostly visitations.

North Wingfield Church, Chesterfield

North Wingfield Church stands as a sentinel in the quiet Derbyshire village, its stone walls bearing witness to centuries of history and, some say, paranormal activity. It's here that people claim to have seen ghostly apparitions, their arms cradling young children. These fleeting glimpses are said to occur during the winter months, leaving many to wonder about the stories and emotions that might be tied to this haunting.