Red Lion Public House, Spalding

The Red Lion Public House in Spalding has a rather eerie reputation thanks to a haunting that took place back in 2004. A team of ghost hunters spent a night at the pub and claimed to have made contact with the spirit of a young boy. He was dressed in typical Victorian attire, wearing breeches and a flat cap. According to the ghost hunters, the boy said he'd arrived at the pub by train but now couldn't seem to leave. Quite a sad story, really. The team also reported seeing another ghostly figure, an elderly gentleman dressed in grey.

Cley Hall

A man, aged between 50 and 60, and with white curly hair and wearing a red jacket has been seen walking through a wall in the front lounge, where he crossed the room and walked through the opposite wall, where doors used to be. A "shadowy" figure has been seen in the bar area, and footsteps have been heard upstairs.

Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding

Ayscoughfee Hall in Spalding has been home to a ghostly presence for many years. In 2006, after a long absence, a phantom woman was spotted by a member of the public. The hall's staff have also reported feeling a strange presence in some of the rooms. This eerie apparition is believed to be a White Lady, a type of ghost often associated with tragic events and untimely deaths. The hall's rich history and stunning architecture make it the perfect setting for such a haunting.

Queen Maude Hole, Santon

Deep in the Lincolnshire countryside lies Queen Maude Hole, a mysterious depression in the land shrouded in legend. Every night at midnight, the ghostly figure of Queen Maude is said to emerge, walking the perimeter of the hole that bears her name. Some locals refer to her as Queen Mab or Empress Maude, but the identity remains the same - a spectral presence haunting this rural spot. The exact nature of her haunting is unclear, but the consistency of reports suggests a long-standing and intriguing phenomenon.

Flat above Hepworths, Spalding

In the quiet town of Spalding, Lincolnshire, a most unusual and intriguing haunting took place in a flat above Hepworths in February 1971. The phenomenon began with doors that fitted tightly to their frames suddenly and inexplicably opening on their own. It wasnt just a gentle creak either - these doors were swinging open with a force that was hard to ignore. Alongside the doors opening, loud unexplained bangs could be heard, adding to the sense of unease that was settling over the occupants of the flat. Even the normally playful dog that lived there wasnt immune to the strange happenings, as it would whimper at the base of the staircase, as if it too sensed something was off.

Turkey farm, Pinchbeck

At Turkey Farm in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, a rather eerie phenomenon has been reported in Shed 4. It appears that the shade of a man hanging from the roof was once seen, and just a few minutes later, a ghostly old Victorian woman on a bike cycled through a brick wall. This bizarre sequence of events has left many wondering about the history and stories behind this haunted shed.