In 1969, strange occurrences were reported at St. Peter’s Church in Radford. Doors would open on their own, and on one occasion, a heavy candlestick mysteriously flew across the room with no apparent cause. The vicar at the time, Rev. James Lemon, remained unbothered by...

A major town in the Nottinghamshire is Mansfield. Where the Quakers began and industry boomed. The Manor House, of Mansfield Woodhouse is believed to be haunted. A Grade II listed building and stands on Priory Road with a history dated to the 1500s. Around 1929,...

Denewood Crescent In 1968, Charles Hill, a local bus driver, and his family were forced to flee their home on Denewood Crescent in Bilborough due to an unexplained and terrifying haunting. The relentless disturbances drove them to plead with the city council for assistance. Sympathetic...

Steve Bushfield, now editor of Press Gazette Media Guardian, found himself at the brief focus of a poltergeist case while working for the Nottingham Evening Post. After repeated requests to investigate strange events at Rolleston Drive. Bushfield visited the office cabin of Arnold Self Drive....

Although Annesley Hall itself is widely known as the ancestral home of the Chaworth-Musters family, its grand history would typically steer us away from lesser-known locations our series of Phenomenal Nottinghamshire has been aiming for. Its connection to Lord Byron makes it impossible to ignore....

Spring-heeled Jack is one of Victorian England’s most enduring urban legends, a figure shrouded in mystery, fear, and much speculation. First reported in the 1830s, this enigmatic figure was said to leap impossibly high walls and rooftops, leaving witnesses in stunned terror. Descriptions of him...