Doddington Hall, Doddington

Doddington Hall, a grand country house in Lincolnshire, is said to be haunted by the spirit of a girl known as the Screaming Girl. Legend has it that she leaped from the roof of the building, but sightings of her are relatively rare. Instead, visitors are more likely to catch a glimpse of another ghostly inhabitant, an old lady dressed in brown, or hear the sound of phantom footsteps thundering down the staircases. The atmosphere inside the hall is certainly eerie, with an air of foreboding that leaves many wondering if they really are alone.

Lady Winter's Walk, Haddington

Lady Winter's Walk in Haddington is where you'll find this eerie apparition. A headless figure, believed to be Lady Winter herself, is said to walk under the trees, patiently awaiting her husband's return. The atmosphere is certainly chilling in this quiet corner of Lincolnshire, and it's little wonder that locals avoid this path after dark. There's something undeniably unsettling about a ghostly figure searching for a loved one, and Lady Winter's plight has captured the imagination of many.

Sun Inn Inn, Saxilby

The Sun Inn in Saxilby, Lincolnshire, is home to a rather unsettling ghost story. It's said that Thomas Otter, a man who met a grisly end, continues to make his presence known. He was hanged for murdering his wife, a crime that shocked the local community. The evidence against him was strong, thanks in part to a witness named John Dunkerly. But what's really interesting is what happened after Thomas's death. The murder weapon, which was displayed in the Sun Inn, kept disappearing - and it did so on the anniversary of the murder. It's a strange coincidence that has led many to believe that Thomas's spirit was at work.

Coffee shop, Lincoln

In the heart of Lincoln city centre, a coffee shop has been at the centre of paranormal activity. The presence of a young boy has been spotted close to the toilets, leaving staff and customers alike with a sense of unease. One member of staff reported seeing a middle-aged man in a grey suit upstairs in the cafe just as the shop was closing and empty of customers. But when they went upstairs to speak to him, he had vanished into thin air.

Devil's Pulpit, Tealby

Deep in the Lincolnshire countryside lies the eerie Devil's Pulpit, a spot where locals claim the Devil himself emerges at midnight. As the clock strikes twelve, the story goes that the Devil appears and quenches his thirst by drinking from the nearby stream. This strange legend has been passed down through generations, leaving many to wonder if there's truth behind the tale. Is it a mere myth or a genuine paranormal occurrence?

St John's Hospital, Bracebridge

St John's Hospital in Bracebridge has been the site of a reported paranormal sighting. A photograph published in the Lincolnshire Echo in September 2010 appears to show a ghostly figure at a window. Although the image could be dismissed as a technical fault, it has sparked interest among paranormal enthusiasts. The hospital is no longer operational, which may have contributed to the eerie atmosphere surrounding the image.