St Thomas's Church and neighbourhood, Lapford

St Thomas's Church in Lapford, Devon, is home to a malevolent presence that's said to be the ghost of Reverend John Arundel-Radford. This 19th-century clergyman was known for his psychotic behaviour, which culminated in the murder of his curate - although he was later acquitted. After his death, Radford demanded to be buried inside his beloved church, but his wishes were refused. It's said that this rejection sparked a vengeful spirit that now stalks the church and surrounding neighbourhood.

Okehampton Street, Exeter

Okehampton Street in Exeter can be a pretty ordinary place, but on one particular night it was anything but. A witness crossing the bridge on Okehampton Street on November 9th, 2013, at 3:00 am was startled to hear footsteps walking on the loose stone nearby. They stopped to listen for a couple of minutes, and the footsteps continued to crunch along, but there was no one in sight. It was as if someone - or something - was walking right past them, but without a visible presence.

Prison burial ground, Princetown

Deep in the heart of Dartmoor, the Princetown Prison burial ground holds a haunting secret. This somber spot is the final resting place for French prisoners of war, captured during the Napoleonic Wars. Their restless shades are said to still linger in the area, a poignant reminder of the brutal conditions and high mortality rate endured by these men. The isolated location and rugged Dartmoor landscape only add to the sense of melancholy and unease that pervades this haunted site.

Prospect Inn Inn, Exeter

The Prospect Inn in Exeter is home to a sweet but elusive resident - a little girl with a rag doll. She appears only once a year on Christmas Day, making her a special treat for those who find themselves in the upper part of the building on this festive occasion. According to reports, she smiles sweetly at anyone lucky enough to catch a glimpse of her before vanishing into thin air. It's a brief but charming encounter that leaves a lasting impression on those who are fortunate enough to witness it.

The White Hart Hotel, Okehampton

The White Hart Hotel in Okehampton, Devon has a long history of ghost sightings. Visitors and staff have reported seeing an old lady in a long black gown or cloak wandering around the hotel, particularly near the staircase and in the main bar area. She's been blamed for items going missing or being thrown around, causing quite a stir among those staying there. Another spirit, that of a young boy dressed in a Victorian sailor's uniform, has also been spotted running about on the upper landings, crying out for his mother.

George Public House, Hatherleigh

The George Public House in Hatherleigh, Devon, is home to a rather unusual and intriguing haunting. It's said that the sounds of a phantom coach can be heard approaching the inn, which is a pretty strange occurrence. But that's not all - a naked female phantom has also been spotted inside the building. It's not clear what the connection is between the coach and the female apparition, but it's certainly a story that has captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike.