Keppels Head Hotel, Portsmouth

The Keppels Head Hotel in Portsmouth is said to be haunted by the ghost of Buster Crabb, a renowned Navy frogman. Crabb vanished while attempting to spy on a Soviet warship which docked at Portsmouth during the Cold War. His final night on earth is believed by some to have been spent at this very hotel. The mysterious circumstances surrounding his disappearance have led to numerous reports of paranormal activity within the hotel's walls. Guests and staff have experienced strange occurrences that cannot be explained, fuelling speculation that Crabb's spirit still roams the building.

Netley Abbey ruins, Netley

Netley Abbey ruins are said to be haunted by the ghostly presence of Blind Peter, a mysterious figure who wanders the crumbling walls of this once majestic monastery. On Halloween, the atmosphere is electric, with reports of three misty women, known as the Grey Ladies, gliding along the ruins' walls, their ethereal presence accompanied by the faint sound of bells. It's a night that seems to draw out the restless spirits, and Blind Peter is no exception, although he doesn't limit his appearances to just this one night.

Victoria Military Hospital, Netley

Netley's Victoria Military Hospital has a dark history tied to the ghost known as the Blue Nurse. This hospital, now demolished, was once a place of healing but also of tragedy. One story tells of a nurse who fell deeply in love with a patient, only to discover he was involved with another woman. Consumed by jealousy, she murdered him and then took her own life. Since then, her spirit has been seen by some, often referred to as the Blue Nurse due to her distinctive uniform.

Bitterne Manor and surrounding area, Southampton

Bitterne Manor and its surrounding area are said to be haunted by the ghostly apparitions of Roman troops and legionnaires. It's as if the ancient Romans have left an indelible mark on this part of Southampton, Hampshire. The sightings of these paranormal soldiers have been reported over the years, with many claiming to have seen them walking around the area. The exact date and time of these sightings are unknown, but one thing is certain - the presence of these ghostly Romans is a fascinating phenomenon that continues to intrigue locals and visitors alike.

Road across area once known as Kit Nox Hill, Botley

This stretch of road in Botley, Hampshire, has a reputation for being haunted by a phantom figure known locally as one of two Kates. The confusion over the identity of the ghost centres around Kate Hunt, a local witch, and Kate Knox, who tragically drowned herself in a pond near the hill. Locals have reported strange occurrences and sightings along this road, but the details of these events are shrouded in mystery. The area's history and the dual identity of the ghost only add to the intrigue, making it a fascinating case for those interested in the paranormal.

The Dolphin Hotel, Southampton

The White Lady is a well-known ghost at The Dolphin Hotel in Southampton. This historic inn has been welcoming guests for centuries and is said to have been visited by Jane Austen herself. One of its most famous residents, the White Lady is believed to be the spirit of a woman who died on the premises during the Victorian era. Her presence is often associated with heartbreak, making her a fascinating figure in local folklore.