Sergeants' Mess, Winterbourne Gunner

The Sergeants' Mess in Winterbourne Gunner is a place that seems to be steeped in an atmosphere of unease. Staff members have reported feeling a terrible sense of discomfort while on the premises. It's not just the feeling of being watched that's unsettling, but also the unexplained sounds that seem to emanate from the kitchen area. The sound of smashing glasses is often heard, yet when investigated, nothing appears to be out of place or broken. It's as if the very presence of someone or something is enough to shatter the peace, even if it's just a phantom blow.

Manor House, Winterbourne Dauntsey

Winterbourne Dauntsey is home to a most intriguing and eerie legend, centred around a mysterious painting known as the Blue Lady. This haunting revolves around a portrait of a woman, dressed in blue, who was once a resident of the Manor House but met a tragic end after being banished from the property. The story goes that the painting was thought to be cursed, with a dire prophecy that any attempt to move or destroy it would result in the downfall of the manor house itself.

Chalk pit between village and Netton, Great Durnford

In the rolling hills of Wiltshire, near the village of Great Durnford, lies a chalk pit with a dark and intriguing history. It's here that locals claim to have spotted the Black Hound, a phantom dog said to roam the area. One evening, a local man, returning from the pub, tried to hit the creature with a stick, but it passed straight through, leaving him shaken. This eerie encounter has become a staple of local folklore, with many wondering what this ghostly canine might represent.

RAF base, Boscombe Down

Boscombe Down, a small village in Wiltshire, is home to a rather eerie RAF base where a haunting manifestation has been reported. In 1947, a pilot tragically lost his life when his new aircraft crashed into the sea. Since then, strange occurrences have been noted at his hut, particularly at night. The sound of wet footfalls slopping on the floor has been heard, suggesting the pilot is still walking about, albeit in spirit form. It's a chilling reminder of the risks and sacrifices made by those in the military.

South Mill track, Amesbury

Imagine walking along a muddy track near Amesbury on a winter's day, your dog by your side, when you stumble upon a group of children playing near the river. That's exactly what a man did in 2010, but as he looked closer, he noticed something odd. The children seemed to be from a party at a nearby house, but one of them, a girl in a long white dress, caught his attention. Her dress was pristine, not a speck of mud on it, despite the track and surrounding area being very muddy. The dog also seemed to sense something was off, edging away from the girl.

Bridge in the area, Calcutt

Calcutt Bridge stands quietly in the Wiltshire countryside, its tranquil atmosphere shattered on Christmas Eve by the eerie apparition of a phantom coach. This spectral vehicle, pulled by a team of four horses, makes its ghostly crossing on the 24th of December every year. The coach's route seems to be fixed, traversing the bridge close to Calcutt, leaving witnesses to wonder at the origins of this otherworldly procession. It's said that the coach is a harbinger of nothing but its presence is a curious phenomenon that has captured the imagination of locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike.