Bracken Arms Public House, Keighley

The Bracken Arms Public House in Keighley is home to a rather unusual ghostly presence. In September 2008, a group of paranormal investigators were called in to explore the premises, and it was here that they captured some compelling evidence of the paranormal. The landlady had invited them in, and it wasnt long before they started to pick up some strange sounds. A laugh and the barking of a phantom dog were recorded, and locals quickly identified the ghostly canine as 'Rusty', a Jack Russell that had passed away seventeen years prior.

Brewery Arms Public House, Longcroft

The Brewery Arms Public House in Longcroft, Yorkshire, has a reputation for being haunted by a phantom woman in Victorian clothing. This eerie apparition was reportedly seen by the former landlord, John Mitchell, who would often catch glimpses of her around midnight. To avoid a fright, Mitchell would lock up the pub at quarter past twelve, suggesting that the ghostly woman was a regular visitor to the premises. The fact that she appears at such a specific time adds to the mystique of this haunting, leaving many to wonder what draws her to this particular spot.

Wortley Arms Public House, Thurgoland

Deep in the heart of Yorkshire, the Wortley Arms Public House in Thurgoland stands as a hub of local life. Yet, on one fateful evening in August 2011, photographer Paul Cocker captured something that would shake the foundations of this seemingly ordinary pub. While snapping photos, Cocker claimed to have caught a phantom hooded figure in a doorway. The image, later published online by a local newspaper, has sparked debate and curiosity among paranormal enthusiasts. Was it a trick of the light or a genuine encounter with the unknown? The image may look slightly suspect to some, but it has undoubtedly cemented the Wortley Arms' place in the annals of paranormal history.

York Arms Public House, York

The York Arms Public House on High Petergate in York is home to a phantom known as the Grey Lady. This ghostly nun is said to haunt the very spot where the original building once stood, a place of dark history and tragedy. Legend has it that the nun was bricked up behind a wall after giving birth, a horrific fate that has left a lasting impression on the location. While the building that witnessed this gruesome act no longer stands, its dark energy is believed to have been carried over to the current pub, where the Grey Lady is said to appear to patrons.

Scotton Old Hall, Knaresborough

Scotton Old Hall in Knaresborough is said to be haunted by the presence of Guy Fawkes, the infamous plotter behind the Gunpowder Treason. This 16th-century hall was once Fawkes' home, and local folklore suggests that his spirit once wandered the halls. A banging door and footsteps on the landing at night were reported by a 1905 owner, who couldn't shake the feeling that he was being watched. While he attributed the strange occurrences to Oliver Cromwell, who once stayed at the hall, or the skeleton of a woman discovered under the staircase, many believe it was Fawkes himself who was responsible for the eerie happenings.

Cedar Court Hotel Harrogate, Harrogate

The Cedar Court Hotel in Harrogate has a long history of paranormal activity, with many guests and staff reporting strange occurrences in its 'Spooky Corridor' wing. It's said that Mable, a former chambermaid who died over 200 years ago, is responsible for the mysterious events. According to reports, objects have been moved or cleaned by an unseen force, leaving some wondering if they've really seen her apparition.