Witch and Wardrobe Public House, Lincoln

The Witch and Wardrobe Public House in Lincoln is home to a mischievous poltergeist known as Icy. This phantom presence has been making itself known by activating pumps and throwing ice around by an invisible hand. It's a strange and unexplained phenomenon that has left many baffled. On 20 February 2010, PIPS, a team of paranormal investigators, visited the location and captured some compelling evidence, including EVP and high EMF fields.

Area where the station once stood, Hallington

In the quiet countryside of Hallington, a small village in Lincolnshire, a strange phenomenon has been reported for many years. It's said that on certain nights, the sound of a train can be heard chugging along the old railway line, even though the tracks were removed decades ago. This eerie occurrence is tied to the closure of the Louth to Bardney line in 1956, when the last train ran before the line was deemed uneconomical and shut down. Locals and travellers alike have claimed to hear the unmistakable sound of a train passing by, often in the dead of night, leaving many to wonder if the ghost of a bygone era is still making its way through the countryside.

Great Hall, Lincoln

The Great Hall in Lincoln is home to a mysterious and intriguing haunting. A ghostly woman, often referred to as the White Woman, is said to roam the halls of this historic building. Her presence may be linked to a rather unusual and gruesome discovery - a skull that was once on display but is now bricked up in a wall. According to reports, the skull was said to scream when it was removed from the building, prompting its owners to take drastic action and seal it away to prevent further disturbance.

Binbrook Farm, Market Rasen

Binbrook Farm, a rural retreat in Lincolnshire, was once the site of a terrifying poltergeist outbreak in 1905. This wasn't your average ghostly encounter - we're talking chickens torn apart, fires spontaneously igniting, and a servant girl left with serious burns. It was a chaotic and frightening experience for those living on the farm, and one that's still talked about today. The farm, also known as Walk House Farm, was clearly a hotbed of paranormal activity, but what sparked it all off remains a mystery.

Hubbards Hills, Louth

Hubbards Hills in Louth, Lincolnshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a Black Watch soldier. This spectral figure is reportedly dressed in First World War uniform and is believed to be a Scot who met and married a local woman on the hill. The top of the hill is where he's said to appear, leaving many to wonder about the story behind his presence. Was he a soldier on leave, or perhaps a local resident with a connection to the Black Watch? Whatever the reason, his ghostly apparition has become a popular topic among locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike.

Road leading to the former RAF Kelstern, Kelstern

In the quiet Lincolnshire countryside, near the village of Kelstern, a peculiar ghostly encounter has been reported. The location is a stretch of road leading to the former RAF Kelstern, now a ruin. Locals and travellers alike have claimed to have seen a man dressed in an old RAF uniform trying to hitch a lift. His presence is often accompanied by the eerie sounds of an old aircraft flying overhead and along the former runways. This strange phenomenon has been dubbed 'The Hitching Airman of Kelstern'.