All Saints' Church, Crondall

All Saints' Church in Crondall stands quietly in the Hampshire countryside, its ancient stones bearing witness to centuries of history. It's here that a rather unusual ghostly sighting has been reported - Cromwellian troops have been seen near the church, with one soldier in particular catching the attention of locals and visitors alike. This phantom rider, clad in Cromwellian attire, has been spotted riding a horse along the nearby road before dismounting and vanishing mysteriously through the church door.

Roads in village, Crondall

In the quiet village of Crondall, Hampshire, a strange phenomenon has been reported by locals and visitors alike. The Stealth Sheep, as they've come to be known, are a phantom flock that can be heard moving along the village roads, their ethereal 'baaaa' calls echoing through the night air. Despite their audible presence, these ghostly sheep are never seen, leaving many to wonder about the origins of this bizarre haunting.

Itchells Manor, Crondall

Itchells Manor in Crondall, Hampshire, has a long history of unexplained occurrences. One of the most enduring and unsettling phenomena reported here is the muffled banging that has been blamed on a murder that took place in the building back in 1840. Many people have spent sleepless nights within the manor's walls, tormented by the unexplained noises that seem to come from nowhere and everywhere at the same time. Despite numerous investigations, the cause of this strange haunting has never been discovered.

Basingstoke Canal, Aldershot

Basingstoke Canal in Aldershot is known for its serene waters and picturesque surroundings but on one fateful night it played host to a rather unusual encounter. An elderly man had set up his gear for a spot of night fishing when he was startled by the appearance of two little men clad in tight green outfits. Their faces were obscured by visors and they seemed to be beckoning him towards a UFO that was hovering nearby. The old man was invited aboard where a light was shone at him and he was told he was 'too old'. He was then returned to his fishing rod, left to ponder the surreal experience he had just had.

Alma Lane, Aldershot

Alma Lane in Aldershot is a quiet spot, nestled between the town centre and the barracks. But dont be fooled by its peaceful atmosphere - this lane has a rich history of paranormal activity. Residents and visitors have reported hearing the sound of running footsteps, echoing through the lane, particularly in the 1940s and again in 1972. The story goes that these disembodied footsteps are the ghost of a messenger who was tasked with delivering news of the victory at Waterloo to officers based at Aldershot. Tragically, he was attacked and killed by robbers en route, and his frantic footsteps have been immortalised in local folklore.

Road between Tweseldown and Aldershot, Aldershot

On a stretch of road between Tweseldown and Aldershot in Hampshire, a rather eerie sighting has been reported. This area seems to be haunted by the ghost of a homeless woman, often referred to as The Bag Lady. According to accounts from November 1990, she was allegedly hit by a car and her spirit has lingered. What's particularly chilling about this encounter is that a car full of witnesses didn't realise she was a phantom until much later. It seems they had seen her, but it wasn't until afterwards that they understood she wasn't of this world.