Nottinghamshire has long been home to paranormal activity – from mysterious noises and smells to strange sightings and amazing apparitions.
So, to prepare ourselves for Halloween, here are 14 of the most haunted buildings and places across the county and the surrounding area.
Have you visited any of these places?
9. Clumber Park
Clumber Park is the perfect place for a family stroll or to take the dog for a walk. But when the sun goes down, many have reported seeing a 'grey lady', who walks slowly into the mist where she disappears. Photo: Rachel Atkins
10. Creswell Crags
Creswell Crags, near Worksop, might be a popular tourist-attraction. But some of its caves are believed to have been occupied by witches after the discovery of hundreds of witches' marks. These marks were created by locals in the 17th or 18th century to prevent devils, witches, demons and evil spirits rising from the underworld. Photo: Brian Eyre
11. The Devil's Stone
The Devil's Stone is located in Carlton-in-Lindrick, close to Worksop. It is also known as "the summoning stone". Legend has it that if you walk around the stone nine times in an anticlockwise direction, you will summon the devil. Anyone who wishes to try should proceed with caution, as there is no known way to reverse the summoning. Despite many attempts over the years, the stone has remained immovable. The stone is located on church grounds, suspected to have been built on a Christian pagan temple. It comes as no surprise that this place tops the list of one of the most haunted places in Nottinghamshire. Drone footage provided by Mark Wrobel. Photo: Mark Wrobel
12. Pleasley Vale Mills
The mills have a chilling history and were even featured on an episode of Most Haunted in 2004. The industrial building has a dark past, claiming many lives in the past. Investigators have visited over the years to make contact with the spirits that remain in the building. One of the most haunted areas of the building is the dye room on the first floor, where the ghost of a former boss at the mill is said to haunt. Photo: Submitted