Epping Cemetery, Epping

Epping Cemetery is a place where the veil between worlds seems remarkably thin. It's here, among the crumbling headstones and forgotten graves, that a peculiar sighting has been reported. In November 2006, a witness visiting their family grave claimed to have seen a woman dressed in a 1930s style brown macintosh and scarf. She was standing nearby, seemingly unaware of the witness's presence. As the witness began to walk away, the mysterious woman followed, moving at a quicker pace. The witness was quick to notice that the woman appeared to be hovering, with no visible feet. The witness kept walking, expecting the figure to catch up, but when they looked back, the woman had vanished into thin air.

M11 Southbound, Woodford

On the M11 Southbound in Woodford, Essex, a rather eerie sighting has been reported. This ghostly German airman has not been seen since the road layout changed and the M11 now joins the A406. It's said that prior to this alteration, a witness reported seeing the figure a half dozen times standing on the hard shoulder. The circumstances surrounding these sightings remain shrouded in mystery.

Hanner Monk's Hill, Pebmarsh

Hanner Monk's Hill in Pebmarsh, Essex, is a spot where the ordinary and the paranormal seem to collide on stormy nights. It's here that a fleeting figure, believed to be the ghost of Hanner Monk himself, is seen dashing across the road. This eerie apparition, known as the Phantom Jaywalker, appears to be weather-dependent, manifesting only on dark and stormy nights. The image is brief, leaving many to wonder about the circumstances surrounding Hanner Monk's death - did he meet his end on this very road or elsewhere?

Area around local graveyard, Buckhurst Hill

In the sleepy Essex town of Buckhurst Hill, a bizarre incident took place on a summer evening in 1989. The area around the local graveyard, usually a peaceful spot, was the scene of a strange encounter that left several people shaken. A group of three teenagers, walking through the graveyard, were startled by a sudden appearance of a shuck, a type of ghostly dog. The creature, described as a leaping dog, then went on to unsettle a passing motorist by jumping over the churchyard wall and landing on the bonnet of a car.

Property along Bradwell Road, Buckhurst Hill

In a property along Bradwell Road, Buckhurst Hill, a family experienced a rather unusual and intriguing haunting back in the 1960s. It started with small things - the disappearance of objects and a sweet, lingering smell of perfume. But it wasn't long before the family caught glimpses of a phantom young girl, who seemed to be centred around the wardrobe in their home. She would climb out of it, and her presence was felt throughout the house. What's more, when the family eventually moved to a new home, the phantom girl accompanied them, suggesting a strong attachment or unfinished business.

Woolston Hall, Chigwell

Woolston Hall in Chigwell, Essex, is home to a rather intriguing and somewhat sad ghost story. They say that Agnes, a young woman, took her own life by jumping from a third-floor window, and it's believed that her spirit now haunts that very floor. What's interesting is that Agnes seems to target only males, and her presence has been felt by many over the years. It's a tragic tale that has left a lasting impact on the hall.