Railway Station, Norwich

Norwich Railway Station is home to a rather unsettling entity that's been causing a stir among commuters and staff alike. This station's resident ghost takes the form of a rat-like creature with large teeth and, reportedly, obnoxious breath. It's not clear when this frightful entity first started making appearances, but its presence has become a topic of conversation among those who work and travel through the station.

The Red Lion, Wells-next-the-Sea

The Red Lion in Wells-next-the-Sea has a reputation for paranormal activity, attributed to a phantom known as 'Albert'. This male entity is said to have a tragic past, and his presence has been felt by numerous guests and staff. In 2010, a couple staying in the attic room reported being pulled out of bed, and strange occurrences have continued since then. These include candles being found lit with no sign of melting, glasses flying off shelves, and an occasional smell of burning. The hotel's history with Albert began before 2010 when the previous landlord, Matthew Rees, would find his stool moved in the kitchen.

Cathedral Close, Norwich

Cathedral Close in Norwich is home to a fascinating poltergeist story that took place in the twentieth century. Builders working on one of the buildings along this historic street stumbled upon an old stone staircase, which they subsequently broke up. Little did they know, this would unleash a flurry of paranormal activity. Items began to move on their own accord, a classic sign of a poltergeist at work. The cause of this sudden surge in ghostly activity was likely the disturbance of a previously hidden or forgotten area of the building.

Adam and Eve Public House, Norwich

The Adam and Eve Public House in Norwich has been a hub of paranormal activity since 1549, when Lord Sheffield, now affectionately known as Sam the Lord, met his demise within its walls. Staff have reported strange occurrences, such as the sensation of fingers gently running through their hair, with no one else nearby to account for it. It's as if Sam's presence still lingers, a gentle soul who has not moved on. In 2006, a patron sitting in the pub's car park claimed to have seen a ghostly hand grasping a head, a sighting that left him perplexed.

Tombland, Norwich

Tombland, a historic public square in Norwich, is where a couple walking their dog on a night in April 2015 stumbled upon a ghostly apparition. The woman, clad in layers of old-fashioned grey dresses with a torn white apron, seemed to be wandering aimlessly. What's striking is that she wore an eye mask, which led the witnesses to believe she was unable to see where she was going. The encounter happened at around 23:15 on 18 April 2015, and the couple's account has since sparked interest in this mysterious figure.

Norwich Castle, Norwich

Norwich Castle has stood tall on Castle Hill for centuries, its stone walls bearing witness to a multitude of secrets and stories. One of the most enduring and intriguing tales is that of a ghostly old lady clad in black, seen floating around the castle grounds by museum staff in recent years. This apparition may be connected to a much older legend, that of Martha Alden, who was executed on the castle hill in 1807 for murdering her husband. The earliest recorded ghost sighting at the castle dates back to 1820, when a group of prisoners were terrified by something indescribable.