St Peter's Church, Tewin

St Peter's Church in Tewin, Hertfordshire, is home to a rather unusual and eerie legend. Lady Anne Grimston, a resident of the area in the 18th century, was known for her scepticism about the afterlife. According to local lore, she often joked that if she were wrong about the afterlife, trees would ruin her tomb. It seems her prediction came true, as a large tree has grown and split her tombstone open, giving rise to the name 'Lady Anne's Cracked Grave'.

Tewin Water, Tewin

Tewin Water, a picturesque estate in Hertfordshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Lady Catherine. Antony Coxe, a renowned paranormal researcher, reports that a room at the estate is haunted by this spectral presence. The details of the haunting are shrouded in mystery, but the legend of Lady Catherine has been passed down through the years, captivating the imagination of those interested in the paranormal. While the exact nature of her presence is unclear, it is said that Lady Catherine makes her presence known to those who venture into the estate.

Tewin House, Tewin

Tewin House, a grand country estate in Hertfordshire, is said to be haunted by the ghostly form of Lady Sabine. She is reported to walk the halls and grounds of the house, her presence a mystery that has captured the imagination of locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. The exact circumstances of her haunting are unknown, but her ghostly procession has become a fascinating tale told and retold among those interested in the paranormal history of England.

Area near an abandoned decoy air shelter, Panshanger Woods

Deep in Panshanger Woods, a sense of unease settles over the abandoned decoy air shelter, a relic of wartime Hertfordshire. Locals whisper about a ghostly figure known as the White Lady, a woman with a dark history. They say she was driven to commit infanticide, and now her spirit roams these woods, a haunting manifestation of guilt and sorrow. The story goes that in December 1990, people began to report strange sightings - a fleeting glimpse of a woman in white, her presence as elusive as the wind.

General area, Burnham Green

In the sleepy Hertfordshire village of Burnham Green, a strange and ancient phenomenon has been observed for centuries. Residents and visitors alike have reported seeing ghostly white horses galloping through the neighbourhood at night, their ethereal forms seemingly connected to a long-forgotten battle fought over a thousand years ago. The exact date and circumstances of this battle are shrouded in mystery, but its legacy lives on in the form of these spectral equines.

Sky over city, Welwyn Garden City

Over Welwyn Garden City, a strange triangular shaped object appeared in the sky one evening in 1992. Two friends were out and about when they spotted this unusual craft hovering above a lake. It was a peculiar sight, to say the least, and the friends watched in amazement as the craft tilted upwards before vanishing into thin air. They didnt hang around to see if it would reappear, instead they ran home without looking back, clearly shaken by what they had just seen.