Exact location not known, Epping

In the quaint town of Epping, Essex, a bizarre and intriguing phenomenon has been reported. A woman in white, eerily resembling Mrs Punter, the owner of a house, has appeared not once but twice. What's remarkable is that these appearances were made under circumstances that suggest a more complex and inexplicable event. The first reported incident was in 1967, followed by a second in 1969, leaving those who witnessed her with a lasting sense of unease and wonder.

Suicide Pool, Epping

Deep in Epping Forest, a small body of water known as Suicide Pool has a dark history of attracting tragic and violent acts. It's said that the pool was once renowned for the number of suicides and murders that took place there. One night, paranormal investigator Elliot O'Donnell spent the evening at the pool and witnessed a ghostly murder, with the body eventually being thrown into the water. This chilling experience has contributed to the pool's notorious reputation.

Hill Fort, Epping Forest

Deep within Epping Forest, the ancient Ambresbury Banks hill fort stands sentinel, its earthworks whispering secrets of a bygone era. This historic site is said to be connected to the legendary Queen Boudica, who led a rebellion against the Roman Empire in the 1st century AD. Some believe that her final resting place or last battlefield may lie here, and it's claimed that her ghostly presence still lingers. Locals and visitors have reported strange sightings and an unsettling atmosphere, which some attribute to Boudica's restless spirit.

Theydon Oak Public House, Coopersale

Theydon Oak Public House in Coopersale, Essex, is home to a rather intriguing ghostly presence. An unidentified entity is said to occasionally make its way past the inglenook fireplace and quietly venture down to the cellar. While there's no information on the exact date or time of these sightings, the fact that this ghostly figure is known to frequent the pub's cosy areas suggests it might be a former patron or staff member who just can't seem to leave.

Hill Hall, Theydon Bois

Hill Hall in Theydon Bois has been the site of a rather unusual ghostly encounter. A large black dog was seen on several occasions lying across the beds, and what's particularly interesting is that it seems to have vanished since the destruction of the building. This apparition is often referred to as a Shuck, a type of ghostly dog said to roam the countryside. The fact that it was seen in the 1920s suggests that this was a relatively recent occurrence, even if the building itself has a longer history.

Hill Hall, Theydon Bois

Hill Hall in Theydon Bois is said to be haunted by the ghost of a flitting grey haired woman. This phantom is reportedly the spirit of a local beauty who lived in the 17th or 18th century. According to legend, she was so lovely that seven brothers fell deeply in love with her and she convinced them to fight a duel for her hand in marriage. Tragically, all seven brothers died in the duel and the woman was left to live with the guilt of her actions for the rest of her life. Now, her remorseful spirit is said to roam the halls of Hill Hall.