Kentwell Hall, Long Melford

Kentwell Hall in Long Melford is said to be haunted by the ghost of Countess Rivers. One story goes that she leaped out of her bedroom window and drowned in the moat below, unable to escape the noise of a party. However, it seems this might not be the case, and she actually died quietly in St Osyth's in Essex. Either way, her presence is still felt on the grounds, with reports of strange noises and objects moving on their own.

Stream near woodland behind houses, Boxted

Deep in the Suffolk countryside, near the sleepy village of Boxted, a strange creature has been spotted lurking in the shadows. A stream running through a woodland area, near the B1066 road, is said to be the haunt of a large black cat with a long tail. In 1994, a motorcyclist and passenger claimed to have chased the creature, which disappeared into a hedge. The incident was documented on the Big Cats of Suffolk website, and similar sightings were reported in the mid 2010s along the Boxted to Hartest Road.

A1092 between Long Melford and Haverhill, Sudbury

On a stretch of road in Suffolk, a bizarre incident took place in September 1982, which would leave a lasting impact on Rosalind Reynolds. She was driving along the A1092 between Long Melford and Haverhill when her life took an extraordinary turn. Rosalind was abducted from her car by a tall alien with messy blond hair, who was accompanied by several classic grey aliens. This encounter would not only be a shocking experience for Rosalind but also mark the beginning of a newfound psychic talent for foreseeing disasters.

The Bull Hotel, Long Melford

The Bull Hotel in Long Melford has a reputation for being one of the most haunted hotels in Suffolk. This historic hotel has been the site of multiple poltergeist activity, with reports of bottles and china being thrown across rooms. Footsteps have also been heard walking in empty rooms, and dogs have been known to act strangely in the building. It's little wonder that ghost hunter Harry Price used to frequent this hotel, it's a hotspot for paranormal activity.

Bull Hotel, Long Melford

The Bull Hotel in Long Melford has a long history of paranormal activity. The ghost of Richard Evered is said to haunt the hotel. He was murdered in the hallway and his body disappeared overnight before it could be buried. This event took place in the 17th century, adding to the hotel's already rich history.

Churchyard, Long Melford

Long Melford's historic churchyard is home to a rather unusual legend. A pair of skulls, once residing in the churchyard, were said to chatter away after dark. This eerie phenomenon has captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike, with many wondering about the origins and explanations behind this strange occurrence. While there's no concrete evidence to support the existence of these talking skulls, the story has become an integral part of the town's folklore.