High Street, Northampton

High Street in Northampton can be a bustling place, especially during summer months. It's here that a child witness claimed to have seen a short, angry man with piercing eyes, dressed in a black ring-master style suit, back in 1978. What's intriguing is that despite his apparent fury, everyone else around seemed completely unaware of his presence. The witness recalled walking amongst shoppers when they spotted this unusual figure.

River Ise, Barton Seagrave

The River Ise in Northamptonshire is home to a rather eerie sighting - the ghostly shade of Lady Isabel. This phantom apparition has been spotted floating high enough above the water so that her feet remain dry, gliding quietly and seemingly undisturbed over the river's surface. The exact date and time of these sightings are unknown, adding to the mystique of this haunting.

Stone Moses Statue, Weekley

In the sleepy Northamptonshire village of Weekley, a rather unusual legend has been doing the rounds. Standing sentinel above a pond, the Stone Moses statue is said to spring to life at the stroke of midnight. According to local lore, this carved figure walks down to the River Ise for a quick drink, giving the impression of a stone effigy with a thirst for adventure. It's a curious tale that has captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike.

Keeper's Lodge, Geddington Chase

Deep in Northamptonshire, the Keeper's Lodge at Geddington Chase is home to a restless spirit. This eerie apparition is thought to be a maid who tragically lost her life in a fire while caring for a couple of children on the property. They too, sadly, perished in the blaze. Now, her ghostly form roams the house, ever vigilant for potential fire risks. Her presence is marked by the sight of a woman holding a candle, a poignant reminder of her final moments.

Charity Girls School, Finedon

Finedon's Charity Girls School may seem like an unlikely hotbed of paranormal activity, but the story of the Dutch Doll has been sending shivers down the spines of locals for centuries. In the early 1900s, headmistress Mary Ozier commissioned a rather unsettling wooden doll to represent a schoolgirl from the time the school was built, back in 1717. Standing at around 90 centimetres tall, the doll was painted and sported a piercing stare that seemed to bore into the souls of the schoolgirls. They began to whisper about seeing and hearing the doll move around at night, and it's little wonder they were terrified.

Flat, Raunds

In the sleepy Northamptonshire town of Raunds, a newlywed couple's wedding night took a terrifying turn when they felt an unseen presence in their flat. It was a night that would leave an indelible mark on their lives. As they settled into their new life together, they were startled by an invisible entity that seemed determined to disrupt their happiness. The entity's malevolent intentions became alarmingly clear when it tried to strangle the new husband. With their lives under threat, the couple didn't hesitate to flee their home, leaving behind the unsettling question of what had driven this poltergeist activity.