High House, Oulton

High House in Oulton Broad seems to be a hotbed of paranormal activity, despite being exorcised not once but twice. This historic manor house is said to be haunted by the ghost of a former owner, dressed in traditional hunting gear, with his loyal hounds by his side. But that's not all - a white lady has been spotted climbing the staircase in the older part of the house, while the sound of an old carriage has been heard rattling outside. And if that's not enough, residents have reported strange electrical interference, a classic sign of poltergeist activity.

Oulton Broad, Oulton

On calm nights at Oulton Broad, a ghostly barge called the Mayfly comes to life. Its final voyage is relived as it sails with its captain on deck, chasing and murdering a young woman. The Mayfly's eerie presence is marked by its billowing sails, a haunting sight that draws in those interested in the paranormal. This doomed barge was once involved in a tragic event where the captain, escorting a large sum of money and a woman down the river, decided to steal the cargo and murder the witness. The ensuing fight resulted in both the woman and the captain killing each other.

Boathouse Lane, Oulton Broad

In the quiet Norfolk lanes of Oulton Broad, a peculiar encounter took place one evening in 1989. A local resident was walking to tend her horse when she bumped into a photographer she knew. They chatted for about half an hour, exchanging pleasantries as they stood by the picturesque Boathouse Lane. It was only the following day that the witness mentioned the photographer to a neighbour, who reacted with a startling revelation - the photographer had passed away the previous day.

Exact location not known, Oulton Broad

In the misty countryside of Oulton Broad, Norfolk, a peculiar ghostly figure has been spotted by locals and visitors alike. The apparition is said to be that of George Borrow, the renowned author, dressed in a long cloak and wearing a wide-brimmed hat. He is believed to haunt the area near his former summer house, wandering the rural landscape as if lost in thought. The exact location of his hauntings remains a mystery, but those who claim to have seen him describe the experience as both captivating and unsettling.

Salle Church, Salle

Salle Church stands quietly in the Norfolk countryside, its ancient stones bearing witness to centuries of history. And it's here, in this peaceful place of worship, that the ghost of Anne Boleyn is said to appear. According to local legend, the former queen's body was secretly removed from the Tower of London and brought to Salle Church for burial. It's a story that's impossible to verify, but what's certain is that Anne Boleyn's spirit is believed to haunt this very church, her presence a poignant reminder of the tragic events that led to her execution.

Blickling Hall, Blickling

Blickling Hall, a stunning country house in Norfolk, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Anne Boleyn, the ill-fated wife of Henry VIII. Every year on May 19th, a chilling spectacle unfolds on the driveway. A coach, pulled by four headless horses, comes to a stop, and Anne Boleyn, her head in her lap, steps out onto the driveway. According to legend, her headless white ghost then proceeds to inspect each room of the Hall, the very place where she spent her childhood. This eerie procession is said to be a reenactment of the events leading up to her tragic execution.