Little Lawford Hall, Little Lawford

Little Lawford Hall, a now demolished mansion in Warwickshire, is said to be haunted by the mischievous spirit of One Handed Boughton, believed to be a member of the Boughton family who lost a hand. This pesky spook became notorious for causing a ruckus that the newer landowners couldnt tolerate, leading to a team of exorcists trapping him in a bottle. The bottle was then thrown into a water-filled claypit, but was later recovered and taken to nearby Brownsover Hall for safekeeping. Locals have linked One Handed Boughton to the numerous phantom coach sightings that occur in Warwickshire, adding to his legend as a troublesome ghost.

RADEA Club, Rugby

The RADEA Club in Rugby, Warwickshire, was once the scene of a bizarre and unexplained poltergeist haunting. In 1961, members of the club's committee witnessed a bottle lift itself off the bar and smash against a nearby door. This strange occurrence was followed by the sound of footsteps echoing through the empty upper part of the building. The committee members were understandably shaken by these events, but fortunately, the activities ceased after the construction of a new bar.

Rugby Theatre, Rugby

The Rugby Theatre is said to be haunted by not one but two ghostly residents. One of these phantoms is believed to be the spirit of a man who met a tragic end, falling to his death from the balcony. Now, his restless energy is thought to be concentrated in the stalls area, where theatre-goers and staff have reported strange occurrences. The second ghost is that of an elderly actor who, despite passing away from natural causes at home, couldn't resist the allure of the theatre. His love for the stage has ensured his continued presence, a spectral tribute to his lifelong passion.

Brownsover Hall Hotel, Rugby

Brownsover Hall Hotel in Rugby is home to a rather unusual ghost story. The tale revolves around a mischievous squire who used to drive his coach and horses through the neighbourhood, causing quite a commotion. His antics eventually led to an exorcism, and he was trapped inside a bottle, which was then hidden within the hotel's walls. Locals claim that to this day, late night drivers along Leicester Road still catch glimpses of the phantom coach.

Fields in the area, Dunsmore Heath

In the rolling countryside of Dunsmore Heath, a legendary creature is said to have roamed the fields, striking fear into the hearts of local children. The Dun Cow, a behemoth of a beast, was reportedly massive in size and sported an astonishing eighteen teats. This fearsome creature was allegedly used to scare youngsters into going to bed, but its reign of terror was eventually brought to an end by the heroic Guy of Warwick. While there's no concrete evidence to prove the Dun Cow's existence, its legend has endured for centuries, captivating the imagination of locals and visitors alike.

Brinklow Hill, Brinklow

Brinklow Hill, a rural spot in Warwickshire, has a reputation for paranormal activity. In 2019, a vehicle passing the hill spotted an archer who appeared to be practising archery. When they turned around, he was nowhere to be seen. This sighting is particularly intriguing given the hill's history of ghostly encounters and UFO activity.