Council house along Prial Avenue, Lincoln

The Lincoln Council House, a sturdy building along Prial Avenue, has borne witness to a rather unusual series of events. From 2004 to 2010, Jade Callaby reported a string of bizarre occurrences that left her and possibly others scratching their heads. It started with dark shadows seemingly materialising out of nowhere, electrical items switching on and off of their own accord, and strange banging noises that echoed through the building. These events, collectively termed as poltergeist activity, spanned an impressive six years, suggesting that whatever was happening was not a one-off fluke but a persistent presence.

Black Horse restaurant, Lincoln

The Black Horse restaurant in Lincoln has a reputation for being haunted by a phantom woman known as the Grey Lady. This ghostly apparition has been seen wearing a long dress, and one cleaner was so terrified that she ran away. The Grey Lady has also been spotted standing outside the building, although in this case, her face was described as blurry. It's not just sightings of the Grey Lady that have been reported; the pub is also plagued by general poltergeist behaviour.

Exchange Coach House Inn Inn, Brigg

The Exchange Coach House Inn in Brigg, Lincolnshire, is home to a rather unsettling presence. It's said that the sound of disembodied footsteps echoes through the halls, leaving visitors and staff alike with a chill down their spines. But that's not all - a phantom headless monk and a ghostly little girl are also rumoured to roam the premises, adding to the inn's reputation as one of England's most haunted inns. Imagine walking into a warm and welcoming pub, only to be met with the unmistakable sound of footsteps coming from nowhere and everywhere at the same time.

Holy Cross House, Caythorpe

Holy Cross House in Caythorpe, Lincolnshire, was once home to a rather unsettling presence. An older lady, described as the Grey Lady, was seen gliding along a corridor by one witness, before vanishing into a bedroom. This eerie apparition was not the only strange occurrence at the house. Disembodied footsteps and other unexplained noises would echo through the halls after dark, leaving residents and visitors alike with a sense of unease.

Sparrows Hall, Wigtoft

Sparrows Hall in Wigtoft, Lincolnshire, is a house with a reputation for being one of the most haunted in England. The story goes that a woman was bricked up in a room after she died, and this tragic event has led to numerous reports of paranormal activity. In 1967, a team of psychical researchers set out to investigate the haunting, but when they found Sparrows Hall, they were convinced it wasn't the correct house. This has left the true location of the haunted house a mystery, but Sparrows Hall remains a fascinating case study in English hauntings.

Boston Road towards Handley Monument, Sleaford

On Boston Road in Sleaford, a ghostly figure known as the Crinoline Lady has been spotted walking towards the Handley Monument. This eerie apparition is said to appear when a secret passageway between a house and a nearby church is opened. The story goes that if you're brave enough to ask her about hidden treasure, she'll give you directions to a fantastic hoard. The Crinoline Lady's appearances are tied to the early twentieth century, when the secret tunnel was discovered. Locals and visitors alike have reported seeing this ghostly woman in her crinoline dress, walking steadily towards the monument where she vanishes into thin air.