Thorne Gyme, Thorne

Thorne Gyme, a spot now dominated by the M18 motorway, holds a dark secret. A stagecoach, rumoured to have been carrying passengers and goods, veered off course during a storm. The vehicle plunged into a deep hole that had filled with rainwater, resulting in the tragic loss of the driver, passengers, and horses. Locals claim that the ill-fated coach has been seen multiple times, re-enacting the fatal accident.

Roundhay Park, Leeds

Roundhay Park in Leeds is home to a legend that has been whispered about for years - the Black Hound, a large demonic dog said to roam the grounds. While many parks in Yorkshire claim to have similar sightings, the one in Roundhay has a particularly intriguing story. In 2019, a photograph was published by the local press, supposedly showing the entity, but it was later speculated that it was just a dog being walked by its owner. Still, the image sparked a flurry of interest in the paranormal community, and many began to wonder if there was truth to the tales of the Black Hound.

New Inn Inn, Eccup

In the quaint village of Eccup, nestled in the heart of Yorkshire, the New Inn Inn has stood for centuries, silently witnessing the passage of time. It's here that a rather unsettling encounter took place in May 2011. A witness reported seeing a black figure walk across his field of vision and enter the kitchen. He followed, but the figure had vanished into thin air. The atmosphere in the inn must have been charged with an eerie anticipation, as another worker on the site soon spotted two phantom elderly people sitting by the fireplace, adding to the mystique of this already intriguing location.

Skies over the community, Arthington

Over the rolling hills of Arthington in Yorkshire, a strange and unsettling presence has been reported for centuries. This eerie phenomenon centres around the ghostly apparition of a nun known as Sister Hylda, who was said to haunt the skies above the community for a staggering seven years. According to local legend, Sister Hylda would zoom around at low altitude, accusing a friar of murdering her in a fit of rage. Her mournful cries and ghostly form sent shockwaves through the local population, leaving many to wonder if she would ever find peace.

York Road near Killingbeck, Leeds

On a summer morning in the mid 1990s, around 04:30h, two car occupants had a rather unsettling encounter on York Road near Killingbeck. They spotted an armoured figure riding a horse, making its way towards Killingbeck. The witnesses were left wondering if this was a 'real' person heading towards the Royal Armouries Museum, which is located in the area. The image of an armoured rider on horseback is quite an unusual sight, especially at that time of day.

Vicarage, Whitkirk

The vicarage in Whitkirk, a suburb of Leeds, is home to a rather unusual ghostly presence. It's said that the sound of footsteps echoes through the halls, much like someone is walking across flagstones. This strange occurrence might be connected to a ghostly dog that's also been spotted in the premises. Imagine hearing the creaks and groans of an old house, only to be startled by the sound of footsteps seemingly coming from nowhere.