Burns Tavern, Motherwell

Burns Tavern in Motherwell has a reputation for paranormal activity. In May 2009, Spirit Finders Scotland investigated the pub and recorded some compelling evidence. They captured an EVP, or electronic voice phenomenon, and picked up unusual EMF readings when they asked the entity to respond to yes or no questions by flashing the lights. This intriguing case has sparked interest among paranormal enthusiasts and those drawn to the unexplained.

Trotting Stadium, Motherwell

The Trotting Stadium in Motherwell was once home to a very unusual ghost. In 1974, a horse named Lucky Venture met its untimely demise on the track, and its spirit didn't rest. The stadium was briefly haunted by the animal's shade, which was eventually exorcised by a couple of local university students. It's said that the students' intervention put an end to the haunting, but not before Lucky Venture had made its presence known to those who were unfortunate enough to be at the stadium.

Raceway, Motherwell

Motherwell Raceway, a popular spot for thrill-seekers and paranormal enthusiasts, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a horse. Although sightings are scarce, the legend of this phantom steed has been circulating for years, captivating the imagination of locals and visitors alike. In July 1974, an exorcist was scheduled to record the ghost for an American TV crew, adding a layer of intrigue to this already fascinating haunting.

Dalzell House, Motherwell

Dalzell House in Motherwell is said to be haunted by the ghostly presence of three female forms. The property which dates back to the 15th century has a long history of reported paranormal activity. One of the ladies is described as a grey lady, likely a nurse who was based at the house during the First World War. Another is said to be a white lady who haunts the peel tower, while a green lady with bloodshot eyes has been spotted in the Piper's Gallery.

Clydesdale Hotel, Lanark

Deep in the cellar of the Clydesdale Hotel in Lanark, a rather unexpected presence has been noted. This is the ghost of Grey Abbott, a religious figure believed to haunt the hotel. The hotel itself stands on the site of an old monastery, which might explain the spiritual presence. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences down in the cellar, where Grey Abbott is said to reside.

Area around former coal mine, Chapelhall

The area around the former coal mine in Chapelhall is said to be haunted by the ghosts of miners. Locals claim that if you stand in the same spot where the miners used to loiter, you can see their apparitions. The story has been passed down through generations, leaving many to wonder if there's truth behind the haunting. The site's history and geography make it a prime location for paranormal activity, with many factors contributing to the reported sightings.