Haunted Places in South West England

The site is associated with ghostly children and eerie unexplained noises reported in corridors of the converted former prison.

Local accounts describe phantom footsteps, whispering voices and a mysterious woman in white around the famous Bodmin Moor inn.

Reports include an old coachman, a little girl and an elderly woman reportedly appearing around the hotel, especially near Room 9.

Witnesses describe heavy footsteps and a shadowy worker-like figure associated with the hotel's former cellar brewery.

Staff and visitors report unexplained footsteps pacing upstairs corridors and stopping near a room once associated with mortuary supplies.

Reports include ghostly servicemen, vintage nurses and a Grey Lady reportedly walking through a wall where a doorway once stood.

Witnesses describe a tricorne-hatted sea captain, an old-fashioned woman and disembodied voices reported around the harbour inn.

Staff and visitors report a Grey Lady, playful child spirits, unexplained noises and fleeting shadows reported around the historic hotel.

The site is associated with a young woman in Second World War WAAF uniform reportedly seen walking silently through the clifftop gardens.

Local accounts describe an unseen elderly cough, a bedside woman, self-running taps, moving objects and a playful child-like spirit.

Local accounts describe the spirits of forbidden lovers John and Martha reportedly wandering the cathedral while searching for one another.

Witnesses describe apparitions associated with smugglers and revenue officers reportedly seen around the old inn.

Reports include a whistling gunner and a white figure reportedly seen around the parapets of the coastal fort.

Local accounts describe cold areas, moved furniture, sailor-like figures, a pinstriped man and unexplained sea shanties heard around the pub.

Staff and visitors report unexplained sounds, beer taps moving, a Portuguese sailor-like apparition and reports of unseen pulling sensations.