New houses along Rectory Road, Rochford

Rochford's Rectory Road has been home to a group of new residential buildings, but the land they stand on has a dark history. A mansion once stood here, but it was demolished to make way for the modern homes. However, it seems the past refuses to stay buried. Residents have reported a poltergeist causing disruption, with activity intensifying during the winter months. It's a strange and unsettling phenomenon that has left many wondering what's behind the strange occurrences.

Little Walden Airfield, Little Walden

Little Walden Airfield, a now abandoned site near Saffron Walden, has a fascinating and eerie tale to tell. It's here that Captain Scholz, an American pilot, made a lasting impression - fifty years after his untimely death. In November 1993, a driver passing by the airfield caught a glimpse of the captain's ghostly figure, dressed in his flying suit, sitting in the back seat of their car. The apparition was only visible for a few seconds, but it left a lasting impact on the witness.

Northbrook House, Harlow

Northbrook House in Harlow is home to a rather unusual ghost - a cat. But this is no ordinary feline, it's said to be the reincarnation of a woman who met a tragic end. According to reports, she was murdered by her lover, and her spirit has returned in the form of a cat. The house, located near Harlow, has been the site of numerous paranormal sightings, with many claiming to have seen the ghostly cat roaming the halls.

Three Colts Public House, Buckhurst Hill

Deep in the cellar of The Three Colts Public House in Buckhurst Hill, a strange and unexplained phenomenon has been reported. A muffled woman's voice has been heard by those brave enough to venture down into the dimly lit space, even when no one else is around. The eerie voice seems to emanate from nowhere and everywhere at the same time, leaving visitors with a chill down their spines. Cold spots have also been felt in the area, adding to the sense of unease and mystery.

Waggon & Horses Public House, Mistley

The Waggon & Horses Public House in Mistley, Essex, is home to a rather intriguing paranormal phenomenon. In 1921, a photograph was taken that would go on to become a famous piece of ghostly evidence. The image shows a strange face in one of the pub's windows, which has been the subject of much speculation and debate over the years. The face is said to be that of a former occupant or perhaps someone who met a untimely demise on the premises. Whatever the story behind it, the face in the window has become an integral part of the pub's history and folklore.

The Green Man, Harlow

The Green Man pub in Harlow is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman who lost her baby daughter in a fire. Staff and patrons have reported seeing her apparition wandering the passageways, seemingly searching for something or someone.