Gunton Park and House, Gunton

Gunton Park and House has been the site of a long-standing paranormal phenomenon. A ghostly pale woman, known as the White Lady, has been spotted roaming the grounds, often seen running across the park. Her appearance is usually preceded by blood-curdling screams, which are said to foretell an imminent death in the Suffield family, who once resided in the house. The estate has a history of tragic events, including a devastating fire in 1882 that partly destroyed the house.

White Hart Public House, King's Lynn

The White Hart Public House in King's Lynn is home to a phantom believed to be a monk from the church across the road. This historic pub and the church were once connected by a tunnel, now bricked up. Locals and visitors alike have reported strange sightings and experiences within the pub's walls. The atmosphere can be quite eerie, especially in the evenings when shadows dance across the rooms. It's said that the monk's presence is a reminder of the town's rich history and the possible connection between the pub and the church.

Country House, Sandringham

Sandringham Country House is home to a rather unusual ghostly presence that stirs during the festive season. As Christmas approaches, the spirit becomes active, creating eerie echoing footfalls in empty corridors and heavy breathing sounds in a room on the second floor. It's not just the sounds that unnerve visitors; Christmas cards are also moved by the mischievous entity, and lights are turned on and off, adding to the mystique. The identity of the ghost remains a topic of debate among paranormal enthusiasts, with some believing it to be a nun who met a tragic end after being seduced by a monk on the site, while others point to a young lamplighter who lost his life during his rounds many years ago.

The Drift, Ingoldisthorpe

The Drift in Ingoldisthorpe is a spot where the ordinary and the paranormal seem to collide. It's here that a young man, walking his dog on a July evening in 2013, stumbled upon a mysterious sighting. As they made their way down the lane, the dog suddenly stopped dead in its tracks, refusing to budge. The young man followed its gaze to the bottom of the drift, where a glowing lantern seemed to float in mid-air. This wasn't an isolated incident; a similar sighting had been reported back in 1961, sparking curiosity and a dash of fear among locals.

The Old Hall Inn Inn, Sea Palling

The Old Hall Inn in Sea Palling, Norfolk, is home to a mystifying phenomenon - a weird column of grey smoke that was spotted by the manager's wife during the mid-twentieth century. This strange occurrence is often linked to reports of a ghostly woman dressed in grey clothing. The atmosphere in the inn can become even more unsettling with the overpowering stench of strong tobacco, adding to the enigma of this paranormal activity.

Vicarage, Snettisham

In the sleepy Norfolk village of Snettisham, a most unusual and unexplained phenomenon has been reported at the local vicarage. Two brothers sharing a bedroom awoke one night to hear the loud beatings of a heart in the same room. The sound was apparently so loud and intense that it was impossible to ignore. What's more, there have also been reports of phantom footsteps coming from varying parts of the building, adding to the sense of unease and mystery.