Rossall House, Sunbury on Thames

Rossall House in Sunbury on Thames has a rather intriguing ghost story attached to it. The house was once home to Sherard Osborn Cowper-Coles, a clever electrometallurgist and inventor. His wife is said to have seen a ghostly presence in the house, but it was a photograph taken by her husband that would provide tangible evidence of the paranormal activity. The photograph shows a chair with a ghostly figure sitting in it, covered in a blanket and wearing a wig.

Manor House, Walton on Thames

Walton on Thames' historic Manor House is said to be haunted by the ghost of John Bradshaw, a man with a notorious claim to fame - he was the judge who signed the death warrant of King Charles I. This sombre presence is reportedly seen wandering the old house, a reminder of the weighty decisions made within its walls centuries ago. The house itself has a long history, and it's little wonder that Bradshaw's spirit is said to linger, a spectral echo of a bygone era.

The Clock Tower, Walton on Thames

The Clock Tower in Walton on Thames is a hub of paranormal activity. Strange occurrences have been reported here, including unexplained whispering, footsteps, and doors to the stationery cupboard that rattle on their own. These bizarre events were documented on Jenrick's company blog in the 2000s. It's not clear what's causing these disturbances, but they seem to be centred around this historic clock tower.

General area, Shepperton

Shepperton village in Surrey is home to a rather unsettling legend. The story goes that a monk, who had grown tired of his monastic life, eloped to the village and began a new life with a local woman. His brothers in the monastery were not pleased with his decision to break his vows, and they tracked him down to the village. In a brutal act of retribution, they decapitated the monk. Now, his headless ghost is said to roam the village, trying to escape the ecclesiastical law that condemned him.

Field near Ferry Lane, Shepperton on Thames

In a field near Ferry Lane, Shepperton on Thames, a rather unusual haunting has been reported. This Surrey field witnessed a tragic event back in 1929 when an old Vickers aircraft crashed, claiming the lives of its two crew members. What's remarkable is that over the next few years, locals didn't just hear the crash, they also reportedly saw it, with some describing the scene as glowing blue in the pale moonlight. It's as if the past kept replaying itself in this quiet corner of Surrey.

Seven Hills Road, Hersham

On Seven Hills Road in Hersham, a strange phenomenon has been observed by a cyclist. In November 1966, he reported passing through a grey-looking old lady who had stepped out into the road in front of him. Interestingly, the ghost is usually seen as a white mist that crosses the road where it bends on the hill. This misty apparition seems to be a common sight in the area, leaving one to wonder about its origins and purpose.