Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth

Southtown Road in Great Yarmouth is home to a rather unsettling legend - that of Old Scarf, a black dog said to haunt this stretch of road. Locals have long whispered about sightings of this phantom hound, which is often referred to as the Black Hound. While there's no record of when these sightings first began, the story has become an integral part of local folklore. Some say the dog is a harbinger of doom, while others believe it's simply a lost soul wandering the earth.

A143, Gorleston

Gorleston's A143 road has a spine-tingling secret. For a period of time, a phantom pony and trap was reportedly seen careening at breakneck speed along this stretch, before vanishing into thin air - or rather, into the water of a nearby pond. Though the pond has since been filled in, the legend of this ghostly apparition lives on, leaving many to wonder what could have caused such a bizarre and terrifying sighting.

Mulberry's hairdressers, Gorleston

In the heart of Gorleston, Norfolk, lies a hairdresser's salon with a rather unsavory reputation. Mulberry's Hairdressers on Bells Road has been the site of some strange occurrences, all attributed to the ghost of a fisherman. It seems this entity took a dislike to the people using his former home and made a nuisance of himself. Staff members have reported being locked in rooms, and it's clear that this ghostly fisherman doesn't take kindly to strangers in his old haunts.

House along Glasshouse Row, Great Yarmouth

Glasshouse Row in Great Yarmouth was once home to a house with a dark history. This residence was said to be so haunted that every new tenant would soon move out, unable to withstand the malevolent presence that lingered. The site of a murder, it was unclear whether it was the murderer or the victim, or perhaps both, that refused to leave. A young girl who ventured onto the site reported spotting a lamb in the upper part of the building. When she reached out to touch it, a force picked her up and threw her down a staircase. Despite a thorough search, no trace of the lamb could be found.

Queen Anne's Road area, Great Yarmouth

In the quiet streets of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, a sense of unease has settled over Queen Anne's Road. Residents of this unassuming row of terrace homes have reported strange occurrences that have left them perplexed. It's not uncommon for people to catch a glimpse of a small child darting around the landings or hear the faint sound of tiny feet pattering across the floor. These sightings and sounds have been happening since late 2009, leaving many to wonder if a mischievous presence has taken up residence in this otherwise ordinary street.

Fire Station, Great Yarmouth

Great Yarmouth Fire Station has a reputation for being one of the most haunted fire stations in the UK. Built on a site that once housed bodies, it's little wonder that this place has a few ghostly residents. One of the most well-known is a monk nicknamed Henry, who is said to roam the corridors and stairways of the fire station. Footfalls have been heard echoing down empty corridors, and it's not uncommon for staff to report strange occurrences and sightings.