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.

Cottage Public House, Welwyn Garden City

Imagine walking out of a pub on a quiet night, feeling a sudden jab in the ribs, and swinging round to see if it's a playful colleague - only to find no one there. That's exactly what a former worker at the Cottage Public House, now known as Doctors Tonic in Welwyn Garden City, experienced back in 1995. The incident left him with more questions than answers, and a eerie feeling that lingered long after the event.

Non pedestrianised bank between the two Welwyn tunnels, Welwyn

Between the two Welwyn tunnels, a stretch of non-pedestrianised bank has borne witness to a rather eerie sighting. A train guard, gazing out the window of a slow-moving train in the mid-2000s, caught a glimpse of a young girl clad in an old-fashioned red dress. He looked away for just a second, but when his eyes returned to the spot, she had vanished into thin air. This wasn't an isolated incident, either - it transpired that a driver had seen the same figure several years prior, in the late 1990s.

Shaw's Corner, Ayot St Lawrence

Shaw's Corner, the former residence of playwright George Bernard Shaw, is said to be haunted by the ghost of T.E. Lawrence, also known as Lawrence of Arabia. Lawrence is thought to have enjoyed spending time here, away from his army duties. Although there's been no concrete identification of the haunting entity, it's believed by some to be his spirit. The building's peaceful atmosphere and Lawrence's fondness for it may have led to his lingering presence.

The Brocket Arms, Ayot St Lawrence

The Brocket Arms Hotel in Ayot St Lawrence has a long history of paranormal activity. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences including burglar alarms going off with no cause, thumps, footsteps, and disembodied whisperings and mutterings. One of the most well-known sightings is that of a phantom monk who has been seen on several occasions. In one instance, he was reportedly seen ablaze, leaving burn marks on a guest's feet.

Brocket Arms Public House, Ayot St Lawrence

Deep in the Hertfordshire countryside, the historic Brocket Arms Public House stands as a hub of paranormal activity. Locals and visitors alike have reported strange sightings, particularly that of a monk who is said to have hanged himself on the premises back in the fourteenth century. This ghostly figure has made several appearances to staff and visitors, leaving many to wonder about the story behind this restless spirit.