A30, Hook

On the A30 in Hook, Hampshire, a ghostly figure has been spotted by motorists and travellers. This phantom soldier is said to be dressed in a long cape and wide-brimmed hat, reminiscent of the English Civil War era. He appears to be clutching a broken sword in his hands, giving rise to speculation about his identity and the circumstances of his death. One theory is that he was a messenger who was caught and killed by Royalist forces.

Tylney Hall, Rotherwick

Tylney Hall, a grand country house in Hampshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a phantom coach. According to reports, this eerie apparition appears in the car park, particularly during winter months and on New Year's Eve. The coach is said to 'dash' noiselessly into the car park, where it supposedly vanishes. This phenomenon has been witnessed not only at Tylney Hall but also in the nearby village of Rotherwick.

Old Vic Public House, Basingstoke

The Old Vic Public House in Basingstoke has been home to a rather restless spirit since the late 1970s. This female ghost, affectionately known as the Passionate Woman, has been keeping locals and visitors alike on their toes with her nocturnal antics. Her presence was first noted by the landlord, who found himself being kept awake at night by her audible sighs and heavy breathing. It seems this spirit was quite the night owl, and her restless nature has been a topic of conversation among those who have encountered her.

Old Malt House, Hawley

The Old Malt House in Hawley, Hampshire, has a strange and intriguing ghost story. Every night, without fail, puddles of water would mysteriously form on the staircase. The source of this water was never found, leaving many to wonder if the building was indeed haunted. The ghostly form blamed for this phenomenon is said to be responsible for the unexplained pooling of water, which has been documented to occur in the twentieth century.

Basing House ruins, Old Basing

Basing House ruins, a 17th-century mansion destroyed by Oliver Cromwell's forces, are said to be haunted by a mysterious figure believed by some to be the Lord Protector himself. Others think it might be a former family member searching for a lost golden calf. The ghostly apparition is seen alongside phantom monks and a Puritan on horseback who gallops up the driveway, vanishing near the church. This eerie atmosphere has led to numerous reports of paranormal activity.

Road between Crooked Billet pub and Hook House, Hook

In the sleepy Hampshire town of Hook, a phantom gentleman has been spotted roaming the roads, specifically between the Crooked Billet pub and Hook House. This eerie apparition is known as the Caped Man, a spectral figure clad in a long cape or overcoat and a tricorn hat. Locals believe that if you're unlucky enough to cross paths with him, you'll meet your maker within two years. The Caped Man is said to appear only to those who are destined to die soon, making him a harbinger of doom.