Vicarage, Ringley

Ringley Vicarage in Lancashire made headlines back in the 1970s when the vicar took drastic action against a malevolent presence that had taken up residence within its walls. The vicar, determined to rid his home of the evil spirit, performed an exorcism that was widely reported in the press. This dramatic event marked a turning point for the vicarage, which had apparently been plagued by the dark entity for some time.

Browsholme Hall, Browsholme

Browsholme Hall has been home to the curious case of a cursed skull since the 1850s. It is said that when the skull was last removed from the hall as a joke, it sparked a chain of unexplained events including spontaneous fires and a string of family deaths. The skull was swiftly returned to its rightful place and has remained there ever since, with no further reported incidents. The hall's history with the skull has led to whispers of a curse that has been carefully avoided by the family and their visitors.

River Ribble, Bungerley

The River Ribble in Bungerley is home to a rather unusual and intriguing haunting. Locals whisper about the ghost of Peg O'Nell, a spirit with a peculiar demand - an animal sacrifice every seven years. Legend has it that if this request isnt met, the consequences can be deadly. A man once tried to cross the river before the sacrifice was made and promptly drowned. This eerie tale has been passed down through generations, leaving many to wonder about the truth behind Peg O'Nell's haunting.

Bridge, Clitheroe

Clitheroe Bridge is a spot where the past seems to seep into the present, quite literally. They say that the ghostly blood of a man who was murdered on the bridge periodically pools here, leaving behind a chilling reminder of a tragic event. The bridge itself is a hub of activity in this charming Lancashire town, but at certain times, it seems that the atmosphere changes, and the blood stains reappear.

Unnamed shop along Moor Lane, Clitheroe

In the quaint town of Clitheroe, Lancashire, a mysterious encounter took place in a shop along Moor Lane. A worker on the premises quit after coming face to face with a five foot tall shadowy figure that appeared a little over a metre away from them. The events leading up to the sighting were just as unsettling, with the witness hearing footsteps and a barrel rolling on the floor above. It's little wonder that the employee decided to leave their job in the wake of such a frightening experience.

Waddow Hall, Clitheroe

Waddow Hall, a stunning country house in Lancashire, is home to a malevolent spirit known as Peggy o' Nell. This vengeful ghost is said to roam the halls seeking revenge on the living. According to local legend, Peggy was a former servant at the hall who incurred the wrath of her employer. The owner, wishing her dead, unfortunately sealed her fate. Peggy's spirit returned, driven by a thirst for revenge. To appease her, it's believed that the owner must sacrifice a living creature every seven years. If this gruesome ritual is neglected, Peggy takes a human life by drowning the first passerby she encounters.