Beighton Station, Beighton

Beighton Station on a dark night can be a pretty eerie place. It's not hard to imagine that two men walking along the platform back in the 1960s felt a chill run down their spines. They were just trying to get from one place to another when one of them was carrying a paraffin lamp. Suddenly, the lamp was wrenched from his hand and flew several metres in front of him. They must have been shocked and a bit spooked, because after picking up the lamp, the event repeated itself again. That was enough for them, and they quickly retreated.

Well in the area, Hackenthorpe

In the quaint village of Hackenthorpe, nestled in the heart of Yorkshire, a rather unusual legend has been whispered about for centuries. They say that a well in the area is home to a strange entity known as Tommy Raw Head, a man made entirely of iron with chains covering his body. The story goes that this bizarre creature was said to reside in the well, leaving many to wonder about its origins and purpose.

Former school grounds, Mosborough

Mosborough's former school grounds have been the site of a bizarre and unsettling encounter. In the evening of July 1974, two people out walking spotted a woman running in the opposite direction. She was a striking figure, dressed in a long flowing dress with long hair, and what caught their attention was her unusual gait - she took massive strides as if her legs were too long for her body. As she ran, the woman looked in the direction of the witnesses, revealing a leering expression that was all the more chilling because of her empty eye sockets.

Mosborough Hall, Sheffield

Mosborough Hall in Sheffield is home to a chilling presence, that of a former governess who met a tragic end. Her spirit is said to roam the halls in the form of a white lady, a sight that has been reported by numerous people over the years. According to the story, the governess had her throat slit by the hall's Squire after she threatened to expose his affair with one of the staff members. This gruesome act has left a lasting impact on the hall, with many claiming to have seen or heard evidence of the tragic events that unfolded.

Best Western Plus Sheffield Mosborough Hall Hotel, Mosborough

Best Western Plus Sheffield Mosborough Hall Hotel in Mosborough, South Yorkshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a young woman who was tragically murdered by her lover, a squire, in the 19th century. According to local legend, the squire had got the woman pregnant, but when he spurned her, she threatened to reveal their affair to his wife. In a fit of rage, the squire chased her into the hotel and stabbed her to death in an upstairs room. The room was said to have shown signs of bloodstains on the floorboards, which were later removed. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences around September 8th, the presumed date of her murder, including sightings of the ghostly woman, hearing arguments and footsteps, and even being called by name.

Nicker Wood, Sheffield

Deep in the heart of Sheffield, Nicker Wood has been shrouded in mystery for centuries. This ancient woodland, rumoured to be home to a mischievous entity, has captured the imagination of locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. Sidney Oldall Addy, a renowned local historian, suggested that the woods' name may be linked to a malevolent being, perhaps a water sprite, goblin, or even the Devil himself. The legend of Nicker Wood's dark inhabitant has been passed down through generations, leaving many to wonder if there's truth behind the tales.