Mysterious Maude of the Manor
The Manor Country House Hotel, Weston on the Green
The ghost of a nun known as Maude is supposed to make her presence known to guests staying in 'The Oak Room' at Weston Manor House, the property now known as The Manor Country House Hotel.
Poltergeists at the Plough Inn
The Plough Inn, Clifton Hampden
Supernatural events reported at this picturesque thatched inn include doors opening by themselves, inexplicable sounds, 'a sort of bluish light' and empty glasses being upturned in the bar.
Highwaymen at Hopcrofts Holt
The Holt Hotel, Hopcrofts Holt, Steeple Aston
The ghost of the famous 17th century highwayman Claude Duval is said to haunt the Holt Hotel. And if you are female, watch out! Even in death Duval is said to have an eye for the ladies!
A Broken Heart at the White Hart
The White Hart, Burford Road, Minster Lovell
This old coaching inn is said to be haunted by the ghost of young Victorian woman who hanged herself in one of the bedrooms after a broken love affair.
Ghosts of the Tear Drop Room
The George Hotel, High Street, Wallingford
Unusual 'tear drop' wallpaper in one of the bedrooms at the George Hotel tells the ghostly tale of a 17th century suicide.
The Ghost of an American Airman
Grove, Wantage
The ghost of an American airman who took is own life during the war is said to haunt one of the hangers in what remains of what was once RAF Grove.
Civil War Ghosts in Dead Man's Walk
Dead Man's walk, Merton College, Oxford
Royalist Francis Windebank was executed by firing squad outside Oxford Town Hall in 1645. His ghost can be seen walking the nearby path known as Dead Man's Walk.
Ghost of Archbishop Laud
St. John's College, St Giles, Oxford.
Archbishop Laud was beheaded for supporting the King during the English Civil War. His ghost is said to bowl his head across the library floor at St John's College.
A Poltergeist at the Kenton Theatre
Kenton Theatre, New Street, Henley-on-Thames
Does the ghost of Victorian murder Mary Blandy haunt this 200 year-old theatre?
Cowled Figure at the Bull Inn
The Bull Inn, Bell Street, Henley-on-Thames
Guests have reported being woken by the figure of a cowled woman leaning over their bed when staying at this 16th century inn.