Haunted Places in West Midlands

Witnesses describe pale figures on High Town walls, muttered orders and a Victorian woman reportedly appearing near the cliff railway.

The site is associated with a white female figure, unexplained cries and sobbing near Mortimer's Tower reported after hours.

Staff and visitors report a Cavalier, an old-fashioned chambermaid and telephones reportedly ringing from empty rooms before dawn.

Local accounts describe black-eyed children, sobbing, misty soldier-like figures and other strange apparitions reported in the woodland.

The site is associated with child voices upstairs, sliding glasses and a dark figure reportedly appearing in the bar doorway.

The site is associated with a silk-dressed woman near the lake and unexplained arguing voices or whispers on an upstairs landing.

Staff and visitors report the Ladies of the Close and a robed figure reportedly moving through the cathedral when no staff are nearby.

Local accounts describe Civil War-era impressions, a chilling chapel and a praying woman-like figure reportedly seen before vanishing.

The site is associated with a woman in white, staircase cold spots, self-playing music boxes, phantom footsteps and a veiled figure by the lake.

Local accounts describe a Grey Lady near the river, unexplained sobbing and a traditional warning associated with a mummified cat.

Reports include a hooded monastic figure, unexplained slamming doors, corridor pacing and a heartbroken stable girl tradition.

Local accounts describe a white figure on tower stairs, unexplained armour sounds and low chanting around the castle ruins.

Witnesses describe groaning from a tower, unexplained pacing and voices from closed rooms around the historic hotel.

Reports include backstage whispers, jangling keys, a manager-like figure and a grey-clad lady reportedly moving through the auditorium.

Local accounts describe White and Green Ladies, rustling skirts, a crying boy and an oppressive presence around the Jacobean house.

Witnesses describe unexpected floral scents, a Victorian gentleman in the Mayor's suite and phantom footsteps across tiled landings.

Staff and visitors report a uniformed man, a Victorian-suited figure and sudden temperature drops reported around platforms and station areas.

The site is associated with shadows at the mill window, a woman in old dress and doors found open after being bolted.

Local accounts describe echoing footsteps, murmured conversations, clanging cell doors and the sense of someone close behind visitors.