Abbey Hotel, Crowland

The Abbey Hotel in Crowland is home to a most unusual ghostly presence. It's said that Henry Girdlestone, a determined individual, once set out to prove a point to his peers by walking 1000 miles in 1000 hours back in 1844. Remarkably, he succeeded in his endeavour. However, it seems Henry found it hard to stop even after death, as numerous reports have surfaced of phantom footsteps within the hotel. It's as if he's still trying to clock up those miles, albeit in the afterlife.

Barn, Deeping St Nicholas

Deeping St Nicholas, a small village in Lincolnshire, is home to a haunting that has captured the imagination of many. The ghostly apparition of a woman, often referred to as the White Lady, is said to roam a local barn, searching for her lover who tragically took his own life on the very same spot. Her spirit remains earthbound, forever waiting for his return. The story goes that the couple's love was strong, but fate was cruel, leaving the woman's shade to linger, a poignant reminder of love and loss.

Fire Station, Market Deeping

Market Deeping Fire Station in Lincolnshire is home to a mysterious and intriguing ghostly presence. A photograph taken of the crew outside the front of the station in the 2000s captured a surprising and unexplained image - a woman in Victorian dress standing in the doorway. What's even more remarkable is that a second photograph taken just moments later showed no sign of the figure. It's as if she vanished into thin air.

Gordon Boswell Romany Museum, Spalding

At the Gordon Boswell Romany Museum in Spalding, a rather unusual haunting has been reported. The museum owner, Gordon Boswell, has seen and heard a phantom little girl who is thought to be connected to one of the caravans on site. It's said that the little girl's presence is marked by her infectious laughter, which has been captured by paranormal investigators from the Xstream Paranormal group. They claim to have heard the sound of a young girl laughing, adding to the mystique of this unusual haunting.

Road close to Girsby Hall, Girsby

Girsby Hall stands tall in the Lincolnshire countryside but its grandeur is eclipsed by a terrifying apparition that haunts the nearby road. A gang of men once threatened a dutiful serving boy, demanding he let them into the hall to rob it. When he refused and alerted the owners, they were caught but the boy suffered a horrific fate, being skinned alive. His spirit, a massive screaming ball of fire, now appears along the road where his body was found, a chilling reminder of the brutal murder.

A15 northbound near Ruskington turning, A15

On a stretch of road in Lincolnshire, a driver had a sudden and unsettling encounter. It was 14 November 2013 when the motorist spotted a tall male figure standing on the roadside. He was wearing a leather jacket and had medium length black hair. The surprising thing was that the figure seemed to appear out of nowhere and vanished soon after being seen. This brief sighting left the driver with more questions than answers.