Four Seasons restaurant, Ringwood

The Four Seasons restaurant in Ringwood, Hampshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of an old woman with grey hair. She has been seen gently rocking on a chair, dressed in grey clothing, before vanishing into thin air when approached by one witness. This eerie apparition has been reported by former staff at the building, who claim to have caught glimpses of her over the years. The restaurant, which has since been renamed, seems to have a strong connection to the mysterious old woman, but the story behind her presence remains a mystery.

Ellingham Drove, Ellingham

Ellingham Drove in Hampshire is home to a rather eerie legend. They say a phantom coach, once driven by a team of ghostly horses, used to rattle along this rural road. The coach was said to be carrying the ghost of Lady Alice Lisle, a prominent figure from the area's past. Although it's been years since anyone claims to have seen the coach and horses, some folks still report hearing the sound of a carriage making its way down the drove.

Area around Alice Lisle Public House, Rockford

The Alice Lisle Public House in Rockford stands witness to a most unsettling and bizarre haunting. Locals and visitors alike have reported seeing a driverless coach ridden by the ghost of Alice Lisle herself, pulled by headless horses. This eerie spectacle is said to roam the area around the pub, leaving many to wonder about the tragic events that led to Alice's untimely demise.

Moyles Court, Ellingham

Moyles Court in Ellingham, Hampshire, is home to the restless spirit of Alice Lisle, a woman who met a tragic end in 1685. Alice was hanged on the grounds of treason for assisting two fugitives, although her defence argued that she had done nothing more than act as any good Christian would. It's said that for many years after her death, the rustling of her silken dress and the sound of her footfalls echoed down the corridors of Moyles Court, a haunting reminder of her presence.

Dragon Fields, Bisterne

Dragon Fields in Bisterne, Hampshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a fearsome dragon that once terrorised the local population. This fire-breathing beast held the area to ransom, demanding a pail of milk every day. The people of Bisterne lived in fear of the dragon until a brave knight stepped forward to challenge it. The battle was intense, and although the knight managed to slay the dragon, he barely escaped with his life and succumbed to his injuries shortly after.

A338 between Avon and Sopley, Sopley

On a November evening in 1967, the quiet Hampshire countryside was witness to a bizarre event that would leave a lasting impression on those who saw it. Near the bridge over the River Avon on the A338, between Avon and Sopley, two separate groups of people watched in amazement as a large, unidentified flying object, estimated to be around 25 meters long, flew low over the road. The craft's passage was not without consequence; it melted the tarmac surface beneath it, causing disruptions to nearby vehicles and lights.