Chingford Hall, Chingford

Chingford Hall has a dark reputation for being haunted by a mysterious creature that strikes in the pitch blackness. The story goes that a tramp once spent a night in the building, only to be found insane the following day. It's said that this creature, often referred to as the 'Hunter', roams the halls, preying on those who find themselves alone in the darkness. The hall's eerie atmosphere and history of unexplained occurrences have led to numerous reports of paranormal activity.

Great Codham Hall, Wethersfield

Great Codham Hall in Wethersfield, Essex, is home to a chilling crisis manifestation. On the morning of 28 February 1712, or possibly 1713, a mother woke to find her son's spirit standing over her, covered in blood. It wasn't until a few hours later that she received the devastating news that her son had been killed in a duel the previous night. The shock and grief of that moment must have been overwhelming, and it's little wonder that his spirit made such a dramatic appearance.

Church, Matching

Matching Church in Essex stands as a testament to the village's rich history, but it's also home to a fascinating legend. The story goes that the Devil himself tried to prevent the church from being built by moving stones at night. It's said that every morning, the villagers would find that the stones they had laid out for the construction had been relocated, as if an invisible force was at work. But the villagers were determined to see their church built, and ultimately, their perseverance paid off.

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.

The Black Horse, White Roding

The Black Horse in White Roding is home to a rather unusual poltergeist. This ghostly presence is said to be that of an old man who hobbles around with the aid of a stick. His antics have been causing quite a stir in the mid 1980s, with reports of strange sounds and unexplained piano playing ringing out from within the pub - despite there being no piano on the premises. It's a curious case that has left many wondering about the identity of this elderly spirit and what might be causing him to manifest in such a peculiar way.

Safestore, Romford

Safestore in Romford has gained a reputation for being one of the most haunted self-storage facilities in the UK. It's not your typical ghost story, but rather a series of bizarre occurrences that have left staff and customers scratching their heads. Rattling padlocks and strange noises have been reported throughout the building, even when no one else is around. A manager witnessed a padlock move and rattle on its own, which was caught on CCTV, showing a shadowy figure appearing on screen without triggering any alarms.