Adam's Grave, Alton Barnes

Adam's Grave, a mysterious hill in Alton Barnes, Wiltshire, is home to a haunting phenomenon that has left many a visitor perplexed. It's said that on certain summer evenings, in 1965 or 1966, a woman named Miss Muriel Cobern heard the unmistakable sound of dozens of horses galloping, as if an invisible army were passing by. The sound was so vivid and intense that it suddenly stopped as she fled the area, leaving her with an unforgettable experience. This eerie event has become known as the Sound of an Army, and it continues to intrigue those interested in the paranormal.

Campfield House, All Cannings

Campfield House in All Cannings, Wiltshire, is home to a rather unsettling presence known as the Green Woman. The story goes that a husband, upon discovering his wife's infidelity, brutally murdered her in their bedroom and then attempted to burn down the house to cover his tracks. Luckily, the fire was quickly extinguished, but the damage was done. Now, the spirit of the woman, dressed in green, is said to haunt the very room where her life was tragically cut short.

Campfield, All Cannings

Deep in the Wiltshire countryside, near the village of All Cannings, lies a small cottage with a reputation for being haunted by a mysterious woman in green. It's said that in September 1972, the occupant of the cottage at the time had a startling encounter with this ghostly figure. Sitting in bed, they spotted a young woman with fair hair wearing a green dress, who materialised in a corner of the room. The woman in green appeared to descend two steps, although there were no steps in the room, before vanishing from view.

Knap Hill, Alton Priors

Knap Hill in Alton Priors is home to a most intriguing legend - the Devil's Trackway. This ancient causeway has been shrouded in mystery for centuries, with locals whispering tales of its infernal origins. They say the devil himself constructed this winding path, leaving behind a trail of eerie folklore and speculation. Some claim to have caught glimpses of strange apparitions or experienced inexplicable occurrences while traversing this haunted trackway.

Area behind the village hall, All Cannings

In the quiet village of All Cannings, Wiltshire, there's a spot where the past lingers, quite literally. Behind the village hall, a field once held a barn, long since demolished, but its presence still resonates with some locals. They claim to hear the creaking sound of its gate swinging open, even though the barn itself has been gone for many years. It's as if the gate's hinges still hold a memory of the countless times they swung open to welcome in the day's work.

All over the village, Ford

Ford village was left reeling on 23 February 1977 after a massive explosion ripped through the area at 03:45h. Residents were shaken to their core, with one villager recalling a strange rushing sound that washed over his house before the blast and a blue-green flash lit up the night sky. The sudden and unexplained nature of the event left everyone bewildered and searching for answers.