Road between town and Elmdon Heath, Solihull

On a stretch of road between Solihull town and Elmdon Heath, a bizarre incident took place in 1907 that would leave locals scratching their heads. It started with reports of a phantom figure clad in white, said to be wandering the road at night. The story might have been dismissed as a mere ghost story, but then a worker was found walking along the road by police, wearing white clothing. It turned out he did it to ensure he was visible to motorcyclists.

Nailcote Hall, Berkswell

Nailcote Hall, a historic country house in Berkswell, West Midlands, is said to be haunted by a phantom apparition. The haunting is reported to be ongoing, with various strange occurrences taking place. These include the sound of the front door opening and closing, even when it was locked and barred. A strange looking man in black has been spotted on the driveway, adding to the eerie atmosphere. Guests have also reported being woken in the middle of the night by the door of their room opening and items being flung off the dressing table onto the floor.

Park Hall, Solihull

Park Hall in Castle Bromwich, Solihull, was once the site of some pretty strange occurrences. A family living there in the 1930s reportedly left in a hurry, allegedly driven out by ghostly activity. It seems that tales of a phantom being seen or strange noises being heard persisted for a few more decades after they left. The hall itself was demolished in 1970, but that didnt stop people talking about the unexplained happenings that took place there.

Black Greve Farm, Wythall

Black Greve Farm in Wythall is home to a chilling and unusual haunting. Locals claim that on Christmas Day, the sound of screaming horses can be heard in the vicinity of the farm. The legend goes that the horses belonged to a Roman chariot which crashed in the area many years ago. The driver lost control in the ice and snow, and the entire team fell into a deep ditch, meeting a tragic end.

Kang's Discount Store, Birmingham

Kang's Discount Store in Birmingham has a rather sweet and strange reputation. It's said that several people saw a lollypop float up and move itself out of the shop. We're not sure what to make of it, but it's certainly an unusual claim. The store's location in the heart of Birmingham city centre means it's seen its fair share of foot traffic over the years, but this incident remains one of its most bizarre and enduring legends.

Outside Sarehole Mill, Birmingham

Sarehole Mill, a charming 18th-century mill on the outskirts of Birmingham, is said to be haunted by a mysterious figure. One morning in 2006, a driver caught a glimpse of a hazy figure walking behind a lady on the street in front of the mill. The transparent figure seemed to distort the street behind it, much like a mirage. The witness noted that the shape of the head was round and reminiscent of a helmet. This fleeting sighting has left many wondering about the identity and purpose of this ghostly apparition.