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.

Manor house, Stanton St Bernard

Stanton St Bernard's sleepy village is home to a rather gruesome ghost story. The lady of the local manor house met a tragic end, or so it seemed. She was laid to rest in a coffin at the church, her fingers proudly displaying her precious ring collection. But little did anyone know, a corrupt sexton had other plans. He heard about the valuable jewellery and just couldn't resist. Under the cover of darkness, he snuck into the church and cut off the woman's fingers to get to the rings. However, the woman wasn't as dead as everyone thought - she was merely in a coma. As the sexton made his escape, she suddenly woke up, and he screamed and ran off, leaving her to make her way back home. Now, her ghost is said to haunt the manor house, blood spurting from her stumpy fingers.

Footpath between village and Allington, All Cannings

The footpath between All Cannings and Allington is a tranquil stretch of countryside, but locals will tell you it's not a place to be alone at night. This rural path, near the canal on the All Cannings side, has a dark history of unexplained occurrences. For years, people have reported being startled by a violent entity that leaps out at them, pushing them into the cold canal waters. It's a chilling experience that has left many with a lasting sense of unease.

Area between village and All Cannings, Allington

In the rolling countryside of Wiltshire, where the villages of Allington and All Cannings meet, a legend has long been whispered about of a ghostly black dog. This phantom hound, said to roam the area between the two villages, has been a source of both fascination and fear for locals. The story goes that back in the early twentieth century, the mere mention of this creature was enough to send shivers down the spines of children, who were told tales of its supposedly terrifying appearance. Described as being almost as tall as a pony by one couple who claimed to have spotted it, the hound has left an indelible mark on local folklore.

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.