Priory, Tupholme

Tupholme Priory, a once-thriving monastic settlement, now lies in ruins, its crumbling stones bearing witness to centuries of history. It's here that a phantom white calf is said to roam, its ghostly presence a mystery that has puzzled locals for generations. One female witness claimed to have spotted the creature, despite it being invisible to her companions. Interestingly, she attributed her ability to see the calf to her birth at twilight, suggesting that this liminal time of day may have granted her a unique perception.

Black Horse Public House, Grimsthrope

The Black Horse Public House in Grimsthrope is home to a trio of intriguing paranormal entities. At the centre of these hauntings is Gladys, an old woman believed to have taken her own life by hanging. Her presence is a melancholy one, adding to the mystique of this rural Lincolnshire pub. Alongside Gladys, the sounds of a phantom horse and coach can be heard arriving outside the building, while a hooded figure clad in a brown cloak roams the same area, contributing to an atmosphere of enigmatic dread.

Kings Street, Bourne

Kings Street in Bourne, Lincolnshire, is home to a rather unsettling road ghost. Locals claim that a woman who died in the 1970s or 1980s haunts this stretch of road, which runs off the A15 near Baston. One chilly winter evening in 2003, around 22:30, a driver and three friends in a car spotted her standing in the road. The driver swerved to avoid her, and when they looked back, she had vanished into thin air. Interestingly, while all in the car confirmed seeing her, one of them noted that she seemed to disappear as they approached where she had been standing.

Area outside the village called Sanclif or Sancliff, Conisby

Deep in the Lincolnshire countryside lies the eerie spot known as Sanclif or Sancliff, where the locals whisper about the Sunken Church. This area of rock is shrouded in mystery, with tales of a church and its congregation being swallowed up by the earth. They say that once a year, on a date that remains a secret, the sound of pealing bells echoes through the landscape, a haunting reminder of the legend. The exact date may be unknown, but the impact on those who claim to have heard it is undeniable.

Home Nightclub, Lincoln

Home Nightclub in Lincoln has a reputation for being one of the city's most haunted venues. It was here that a member of staff reported seeing a blonde girl sitting on a stool while they were alone. The sighting was fleeting, as the staff member turned back to look and she had vanished into thin air. This unsettling encounter is compounded by reports of people hearing their names being called when they're alone in the nightclub. It's an experience that's left many with more questions than answers.

Exchequergate House, Lincoln

Exchequergate House in Lincoln has a cellar that's said to be downright oppressive. Staff who worked here in the late twentieth century wouldn't dare venture down alone, such was the feeling of unease. It's not hard to see why - faces have been spotted peering out of the windows, even after the building had been locked up for the night. It's as if something was watching and waiting.