Portsmouth Road, Esher

Portsmouth Road, a stretch between Esher and Cobham, has been the site of a bizarre and unexplained series of events back in 1953. Over the course of a year, seventy-one cars had their windscreens smashed, leaving drivers baffled and concerned for their safety. One driver reported seeing an orange flash along the empty road just before his window shattered, giving the incidents a strange and otherworldly quality. The cause of these events remains a mystery, but they have become a fascinating footnote in the history of paranormal activity in Surrey.

Marquis of Granby Hotel, Esher

The Marquis of Granby Hotel in Esher is home to a tragic and unsettling presence known as the Girl in the Cupboard. This small, unassuming room has borne witness to a heartbreaking tale of a young woman who met her demise within its confines. Locked away and left to die, her spirit is said to remain trapped, a poignant reminder of the dark history that permeates these walls. A large family bible propped against the door seems to be the only thing holding her back, a symbolic barrier between the world of the living and the realm of the dead.

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.

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.

Mecca Bingo, Rosehill

Mecca Bingo in Rosehill has a reputation for being one of the most haunted bingo halls in the UK. A team of ghost hunters investigating reports of a grey man in this bingo hall encountered strange noises and a bright light during their investigation. It seems that the ghostly presence they captured on equipment was that of a former customer who had a tragic end. In 1965, this individual took their own life, and it's believed that their spirit still roams the bingo hall.

Home of Compassion church, Thames Ditton

In the heart of Thames Ditton, the Home of Compassion church stands as a beacon of spirituality, but it's also home to a rather intriguing presence - the Lady in White. This ghostly apparition has been known to manifest in a room that remained locked away for many years, sparking curiosity and fascination among locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. Described as appearing quite real and substantial, the Lady in White is a melancholic shade who seems to be connected to the church's past.