Library, Huthwaite

Huthwaite Library is a hub of community activity but some visitors have reported a rather unsettling presence. The Grey Lady is a female ghost occasionally seen wearing a grey silk Victorian dress. She tends to make her presence known by generating the sensation of being watched rather than through any overtly dramatic manifestations. It's as if she's a quiet observer, perhaps still lingering in the area for reasons unknown.

The Dumbles, Kirkby

The Dumbles in Kirkby, Nottinghamshire, is a place where the ordinary and the paranormal seem to coexist. It's here that a rather unusual ghostly sighting has been reported. A man walking his dog on a summer's day in 1984 claimed to have seen a ghostly coach being pulled by two grey horses. The vehicle was driven by two men, also dressed in grey. The whole scene was so vivid that it left a lasting impression on the witness.

Duke of Wellington Public House, Kirkby in Ashfield

The Duke of Wellington Public House in Kirkby in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, has a rather curious reputation for being haunted by a mischievous poltergeist. Landlords have reported waking up to find furniture rearranged or thrown about, with no signs of forced entry or evidence of anyone having been in the pub during the night. It's as if the furniture has been rearranged by an invisible hand, leaving the pub's owners scratching their heads. This strange phenomenon has been occurring since the 1980s, with various landlords experiencing the same unexplained events.

Forest Glade, Sutton in Ashfield

Forest Glade in Sutton in Ashfield has a rather eerie reputation thanks to reports of a ghostly young girl. She was spotted by the owners of a textile unit back in 1985. According to the accounts, the girl was wearing Wellington boots and seemed quite determined to stay put. One member of staff who had a close encounter with the entity reported that she said 'I do not want to go' before vanishing into thin air. The whole experience must have been quite unsettling for those who witnessed it.

Skegby Hall, Skegby

Skegby Hall in Nottinghamshire is said to be haunted by a mischievous spirit that threw a chair at a night watchman, leaving him injured. This bizarre incident is just one of several unexplained events reported at the hall. Another story tells of chanting monks who were seen carrying a coffin before vanishing into thin air. These strange occurrences have led to Skegby Hall being labelled as one of the most haunted locations in the UK.

Lanes in the area, Thorney

In the sleepy Nottinghamshire village of Thorney, a chilling legend has been unfolding for centuries. They say that Tom Otter, a young groom with a dark heart, met a grisly end in March 1806. After brutally murdering his new bride on their wedding night, Tom was hanged for his heinous crime. But his restless spirit didnt lay to rest. Locals claim that Tom's phantom still haunts the lanes around Thorney, doomed to roam the earth for eternity.