Skies over town, Langenhoe

On a night that would leave an indelible mark on the town of Langenhoe, a most unusual sighting took place in the skies above this small Essex village. It was 14 September 1965 when a witness reported seeing a domed craft with flashing lights. The sight was not just a casual observation; the witness claimed that the flashing lights became so intense they were painful to look at. This was accompanied by a physical sensation, as if the witness had been struck by a bolt of electricity, causing his body to tingle.

Abberton Road, Fingringhoe

On a dark November night in 2009, a motorcyclist and their passenger were travelling along Abberton Road in Fingringhoe, Essex, when they witnessed a bizarre and unsettling sight. A distressed woman in white stumbled across the road, holding a blanket over her head as if trying to shield herself from the world. The witnesses drew closer, but as they approached, the woman suddenly vanished into a hedgerow, leaving them with more questions than answers. What was she doing out here all alone, and what had driven her to such distress?

Rectory, Langenhoe

The Rectory in Langenhoe, Essex, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a French cavalryman. This eerie apparition was spotted by Mr Merryweather while he was checking on the property as it stood empty, likely in the 1930s. According to Merryweather, the ghostly figure was standing on the lawn, but when a policeman accompanied him to investigate, no one was found. The sudden appearance and disappearance of the cavalryman has left many questions unanswered.

Wigborough Road between Guisnes Court and Sacott crossroads, Peldon

On Wigborough Road in Peldon, Essex, a strange encounter took place back in the 1930s. A man was out for a drive with a friend in a horse and trap when they were followed by a rather unusual canine. The dog was reportedly the size of a calf, with noticeably drooping ears and eyes that glowed like bicycle lamps. It's an image that has stuck with locals for generations, and one that still sparks curiosity among those interested in the paranormal.

Exact area not known, Peldon

Deep in the Essex countryside, near the village of Peldon, a bizarre incident took place in January 1996. A large, unidentified cat appeared to have left enormous footprints in the snow, despite no animal being seen in the area. The footprints were described as being from a large cat, but what could have made them, and where did the creature come from? The rural landscape of Peldon provides a peaceful backdrop for this unexplained event, but the mystery remains unsolved.

The Rose and Crown, Colchester

The Rose and Crown hotel in Colchester has a reputation for being haunted by a phantom bride. She's often seen in the honeymoon suite, dressed to impress in her white lace wedding dress, pearl necklace, and matching earrings, not to mention the red flower on her attire. But it's not just this apparition that's been spotted - staff have also caught glimpses of 'Val', an elderly woman dressed all in black, strolling from the bar towards reception. Whether you're a ghost enthusiast or simply staying for a romantic getaway, The Rose and Crown is sure to leave you with more questions than answers.