The ghosts hauntings of Hampshire

Fort WIdley... It is the Underground Chambers that seem to have the most paranormal unexplained activity and many people are very wary walking these chambers alone especially at night. Alot of strange sightings have been reported here.
A strange shadow figure was once spotted at the oppersite end of the tunnel, looking back at the ghost hunters, when they were all aware no one should be down there. They said it was a bright colour and was not like any orb they had ever seen before..
A Ghostly resident that many persume could be here is a Sergeant Major who enjoys whistling and haunting this fort. And seems to make people who visit very uncomfortable.
The keep of this fort is another area where there have been many reports of ghostly footsteps and bangings that are often heard. These noises that people are hearing are said to be a former prisoner, or even possibly a prison guard.
It is said a young boy haunts the tunnels of fort widley that run deep beneath the fort. Many people thing this boy was a drummer boy and was being chased along the parade ground by a officer, having been disobedient, and fell to his death down the spiral staircase.
Alot of footsteps have been heard coming through the tunnels and, apparently, this boy likes to play games aswell with people walking the tunnels. Or maybe he's trying to get a message across to us?
Ghost hunters have detected a very dominant male spirit and say they feel a sense of foreboding when he approaches. He has been sighted walking with a lantern and peering over people as a 7ft (2.13m) tall dark shadow.
A female spirit is said to be the wife of one of the married couples that resided at the fort or one of the prostitutes that came up to the fort to cater for the male occupants.
Story has it that this female was murdered there and her tormented spirit is always trying to flee her evil aggressor which could be another reason why so many people report footsteps. It is also said that this female spirit looks after the spirits of the children found within the tunnels
This is a place we would love to investigate one day ourselves in pure darkness.

The County of Hampshire has more than its fair share of ghosts. Here is just a selection:

Vernham Dean is a village 7 miles from Andover. In 1665, the plague struck and the vicar deserted the villagers and left them to face the disease alone. It is said that his bent, repentant figure can be seen to struggle along the Chute Causeway towards the camp at the top of the hill hoping it's not too late to be with his people.

Bramshill House, Bramshill (Police Training College): "the most haunted house in Hampshire". The ghost of a young woman wanders through the house hoping to be rescued. Christmas Eve 1727 Anne, daughter of Sir John Cope, married Hugh Bethell of Yorkshire. After the wedding breakfast, the bride wanted to play hide-and-seek. The bride hid and the other guests tried to find her. However, they never did - she had apparently vanished into thin air. It was only years later that servants open a chest in a disused part of the house and found Anne's body - still clutching a sprig of Christmas mistletoe.

Montagu Arms, Beaulieu: Many apparitions, including monks, have been seen walking in the area. There have been unaccounted aromas of incense, unexplained lights and other phenomena. One of the ghosts is believed to be that of Isabella, Countess of Beaulieu, who died in 1786. The ghosts even attracted the attention of the creator of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Angel Inn, Lymington: Haunted by no fewer than six poltergeists and is one of many Inns that claims to be one of Britain's most haunted pubs.

Netley Hospital, Royal Victoria Country Park, Netley: A Grey Lady seen by countless frightened walkers. Said to be the ghost of a young nurse who committed suicide after accidentally killing a patient.

Netley Abbey was once home to the Cistercian monks. On Halloween Blind Peter appears, he was a loyal servant to the monks and on his death was given the task of guarding their treasure. The treasure is said to be buried at the end of a long tunnel. A man trying to find it explored the tunnel and was frightened to death by what he found.

Dolphin Hotel, Southampton: A cleaner called Molly has been seen gliding across the ground floor.

The Mayflower Theatre, Southampton: The spectral figure of an old man sits in a wicker chair backstage.

Red Lion, Southampton. A ghostly procession has been witnessed leaving the pub for the Bargate.

The Eclipse Inn, Winchester: Probably Winchesters' most famous haunted Inn. Alice Lisle spent her last night in this pub in 1685 after being found guilty of harbouring Cavaliers. She was 71 years of age when she was hanged.

Hyde Inn, Winchester: The Inn, reputed to be the oldest in the city is haunted by a ghost of a lady.

Theatre Royal, Winchester: The ghost of a woman is said to haunt this theatre in Jewry Street, Winchester. She is apparently awaiting her long-lost lover.

Hampshire Chronicle, Winchester: The former offices of the county's oldest newspaper date back to the 18th century so it is perhaps not surprising that there is a ghost. It is apparently a woman and she is heard more than seen - usually rattling chains or machinery in the High Street building.
 
Army Flying Museum Stockbridge: There have been a many sightings reported at the Museum, one of the ghosts there is of a lady who was riding her bike during the Second World War and a bomb hit the building next to her and she was killed instantly.

Felton House Portsmouth: An 18th house abandoned due to the level of activity. Not for the faint hearted.
 
Buckingham House, Portsmouth: One of the oldest Houses has stood in the High Street for over 400 years. As well as witnessing riots and wars, it is most renowned as the spot where Duke of Buckingham was murdered in 1628.

Wymering Manor, Portsmouth: The South's Most Haunted House. As seen on the TV show Most Haunted Live!

Kings Theatre, Southsea: Many ghostly sightings have been reported here

Southsea Castle, Southsea: It is said that there is a white lady that has been seen walking in the castle, her identity not known. Visitors have reported being pushed by an unseen entity and strange scratching noises heard coming from the 'time tunnel' exhibition.

Spitbank Fort was designed to defend the port and Portsmouth Harbour from French Invaders. Explore the creepy basement and its maze of tunnels, or rooms that have not been touched for over a hundred years.

Wymering Manor, Portsmouth: Recorded in the Doomsday Book, Wymering Manor is the oldest house in Portsmouth. Paranormal investigators, over the years have reported a record number of unusual occurrences. Visitors claim to have heard the whispers of children, spotted strange apparitions and seen items in the manor move of their own accord. Odd drops in temperature and accounts of unusual or intimidating 'spirit energies' have also been reported.