Brushmakers Arms Public House, Upham

The Brushmakers Arms Public House in Upham, Hampshire, is home to a rather unsavory spirit. Mr Chicket, a man who met his demise within these very walls, is said to haunt the premises. Legend has it that he was brutally murdered for his money, a crime that has left an indelible mark on the pub's atmosphere. Even though this tragic event occurred a couple of hundred years ago, Chicket's shadowy form still flits about, a constant reminder of the violence that took place.

St Peters' Church, Bishops Waltham

St Peters' Church in Bishops Waltham is home to a rather unusual ghostly encounter. In 1992, a witness walking home through the churchyard at around 23:00h heard movement behind them. Turning around, they watched as a misty green shape fell to the ground and vanished with a thud. The sudden and unexplained nature of this event has left many questions unanswered. What was this green mist, and what caused it to disappear so abruptly?

Claverton Farm, Bishops Waltham

Claverton Farm in Bishops Waltham, Hampshire, is home to a rather intriguing ghostly presence. Over a period of three years, from 1969 to 1971, no fewer than three people claimed to have spotted a phantom girl roaming the farm. She is said to wear a grey hooded cloak, which partially conceals her face, but her pretty, brown eyes are always visible. Described as young, this ghostly apparition seems to be a benign presence, with no reports of malicious behaviour.

Folly Field, Bishops Waltham

Folly Field in Bishops Waltham is home to a bizarre and unexplained haunting that has left residents and visitors alike scratching their heads. It was here in 1975 that a teenager setting out on his paper round was startled by the sounds of an animal in pain, desperately running through the undergrowth, closely pursued by the unmistakable sound of a horse. The noises were fleeting, lasting only around fifteen seconds, but they were clear as day to the witness. Despite the intensity of the sounds, nothing was seen, leaving the teenager and anyone who has heard the account since, puzzled.

Marwell Hall, Owslebury

Marwell Hall stands amidst picturesque Hampshire countryside, its grounds whispering secrets of the past. The Seymour family once called this place home, and it's said that Jane Seymour, one of Henry VIII's ill-fated wives, still roams these surroundings. Her presence is a gentle one, a soft whisper of what could have been. They say she's a benign spirit, not one to frighten or harm. The hall itself has a rich history, with tales of ghostly apparitions and unexplained occurrences that have been documented over the years.

Zebra Crossing, Southsea

Southsea's Zebra Crossing on Elm Grove is a spot where the ordinary and the unexplained collide. A driver stopped to let a woman cross the road, noticing she was in her 30s or 40s, dressed in a short skirt and knee-high boots. As she began to cross, the driver heard the car behind sound its horn and glanced in the rearview mirror for a second. When they looked back, the woman had vanished into thin air. This bizarre incident happened in 2010 and remains a mystery.