Mill Hill, Bearley

Bearley's abandoned windmill stands as a testament to the village's industrial past. Locals whisper about the ghost of a former miller who allegedly hid several bags of gold beneath a flagstone. This phantom is said to emerge at the stroke of midnight during a full moon, when he'd take his ghostly horses to a nearby pond for a midnight watering. It's then that the brave or foolhardy might catch a glimpse of the miller, his eyes fixed on the flagstone as he holds it down, guarding his treasure.

Brook House, Snitterfield

Brook House in Snitterfield, Warwickshire, is home to a rather unsettling legend. This historic inn, also known as the Bell Brook Inn, has been witness to a bizarre sighting - an unnaturally large dark hound that ran across the lawn in the 1940s. The sheer size and unusual appearance of this canine apparition have left many questions unanswered. Was it a mere figment of the imagination or a genuine paranormal encounter? The Black Dog of Snitterfield remains an enigma, sparking curiosity and debate among locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike.

White Swan Hotel, Henley in Arden

The White Swan Hotel in Henley in Arden is home to a mischievous phantom known as the Grey Lady. This ghostly entity has been known to make its presence felt by whipping off the bedcovers of sleeping visitors, leaving them chilly and bewildered. The Grey Lady is a classic example of a residual haunting, with reports of her antics dating back to the twentieth century. Her appearances are often fleeting, but the impact on those who experience her can be quite startling.

Green Hill, Cleeve Prior

Green Hill in Cleeve Prior is home to a rather enigmatic ghost - a man clad in a blue inspectors' coat. This spectral figure has been spotted roaming the fields and surrounding areas of a local farm. The blue coated man is a regular presence, and those who have caught a glimpse of him have been left with more than a few questions. What was he doing out here, and what led to his untimely demise? The answers, much like the man himself, remain a mystery.

Humped back bridge, Hatton

On a typical day in October 2007, a driver was making their way onto Hockley Road, near the small village of Hatton in Warwickshire, when they spotted a light-coloured car heading towards the humped back bridge. The car was travelling on the wrong side of the road, which immediately caught the driver's attention. As the driver held back to allow the oncoming car to pass, they waited expectantly, but as the car approached, it suddenly vanished into thin air. There were no side roads or junctions nearby where the car could have turned off, leaving the driver bewildered and wondering what they had just witnessed.

upon, Stratford

Stratford upon Avon is home to a rather eerie ghost story, centred around a member of the Lucy family, Catherine. It's said she met her untimely demise in the pond on the grounds, and her spirit has been seen running towards the water's edge, only to vanish beneath the surface without making a sound. Her presence is also felt in the Green Bedroom of the household, leaving many to wonder about the tragic events that may have led to her untimely death.