16th Century historic manor, haunted by a wailing woman with loud taps and footsteps reported.

Former 1950s Category C Prison built on the site of a WW2 Air Base used by the United States.

Grade II listed historic house built in circa 1750, with reported ghost sightings and hauntings.

Founded as a Nunnery in 1145 and on the site of the Battle of Northampton, dare you investigate?

Grade II listed Hall in Nottinghamshire built in 1832, with connections to the coal mining industry.

Courts and Prison dating back to the 14th Century, dare you enter Nottingham's most haunted place?

Red-bricked ancestral home of the Pierrepont family built in circa 1500, with many ghostly tales.

A chilling museum complete with English Civil War artefacts and exhibits, haunted by many spirits.

Georgian Town House, with dark Tudor cellars known as the Priestgate Vaults located underneath.

Ghosts and tales of Robin Hood! Are you brave enough to enter these ancient haunted woods?

Home of the Strelley and Edge families dating back to 1200 AD, investigate the ghostly hauntings here.

Grade I listed Medieval Castle with hauntings of a Black Nun called Editha, a White Lady and more.

Grade I listed 17th Century coaching inn, with ghosts and connections to Mary, Queen of Scots.

Historic pub dating back to 1189 AD, with many ghosts that haunt here and a cursed galleon.

Dating back to the Domesday Book, step foot inside a real haunted 17th Century Manor.

Tudor House and Arkwright Cottages turned museum, with reports of paranormal activity.

Dark and twisted Anglo-Saxon caves beneath Nottingham, echoing scary spirits of the past.

A small haunted gaol owned by Richard Felix,
with a dark history of imprisonment and hangings.

Former Victorian Fire and Police Station, this Sheffield museum is haunted by a poltergeist.

16th Century derelict house built on the site of an old priory, with a ghostly Victorian Maid and Monk.

Grade I listed Victorian Stately House, with hauntings of monks, past families and Charles I.

Victorian School built in the 1890s, with paranormal activity like loud taps and lights turning on.

2 million year old natural limestone cave, with dark history, ghosts and scary paranormal happenings.

Gruesome Prison dating back to 1793, with multiple cells, hangings and ghosts reported here.

Over 1000 years of history, with many legends
and ghosts. Dare you walk into the unknown?

Grade I listed Medieval Castle in Lincolnshire owned by National Trust, haunted by a White Lady.

11th Century royal castle ruins, famous for the imprisonment and ghost of Mary, Queen of Scots.

Victorian Town Hall built on the foundations of a 17th Century Pub, and a death recorded onsite.

A Grand Victorian Stately House in Leicestershire, with many troubled spirits and a White Lady.

A former hunting lodge originally built in 1678, this house is haunted by a White Lady and a Little Girl.

Medieval Castle built in 1070, with the ghost of the Grey Lady who haunts these incredible grounds.

Tudor period museum set in Shakespeare country, with a plethora of reported ghostly hauntings.

Ruined 18th Century house above the River Avon, with ghosts and the legend of Guy of Warwick.

Dating to 1390, let us take you back in time inside this medieval guildhall in the heart of Leicester.

Built in the 1920s, this beautiful theatre is a place of pantomimes, musicals, plays and ghosts.

Nottingham caves where Gallows Hill once stood. Dare you enter into the terrifying darkness?

Two noble families and 1000 years of history,
will you hear the sounds of the Groaning Man?

Large Edwardian School built by George Herbert Strutt, with lots of creepy rooms and corridors.

Popular Robin Hood tourist attraction by day, and
an eerie museum that comes to life at night.

17th Century Hall on the site of an old Saxon Fort, with ghosts of noble families from centuries past.