Location: Llansannan - Robin Hood's Grave (tumulus)
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Still present
Further Comments: Some have named this site as the final resting place of Robin Hood. It is reputedly haunted, and some still avoid passing the tumulus at night.
Location: Llay - Llay Miners Welfare Institute
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: This site is said to be the home of a miner who perished in an accident at the nearby colliery.
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A large bull standing ready to attack, image by Wayne Lowden.
Location: Llyn Cowlyd - General area
Type: Fairy
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: The waters are home to a large bull that breathes fire from its nose, though others say the creature is more 'Loch Ness Monster' in nature.
Location: Llysfaen - Colwyn Bay area, skies over
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Early 1980s, 12 February 2016
Further Comments: A family on holiday in the area watched a Second World War bomber fly over the sea and vanish inland, diving behind a hill as if going to crash. They noticed there was no sound accompanying the aircraft. A similar, or the same, aircraft was observed by two witnesses some thirty years later.
Location: Maenan - A470 close to Maenan Abbey
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 2009
Further Comments: A driver screamed and slammed on the brakes as an older woman stepped out in front of their car. No one else in the vehicle had seen the woman, but the driver and occupants looked around the immediate area and checked for damage on the car in case someone had been struck. No evidence of an accident could be found.
Location: Marford - General area
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: It is reported that some of the buildings in the village have cross-shaped windows to prevent the restless shade of Margaret, murdered by her husband George, from entering.
Location: Marford - Trevor Arms public house
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Twenty-first century?
Further Comments: Several ghosts are said to haunt this establishment, including a Victorian man with mutton chops who spoke to a visitor, and Margaret Blackbourne (who also haunts other parts of the village).
Location: Mold - Boar's Head public house
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Late 1990s
Further Comments: A photograph taken by the Cheshire Paranormal Society purports to show a misty figure standing in the bar area, though some argue that the image shows nothing more than lens flare.
Location: Mold - Bryn yr Ellylon (also known as Goblin Hill) barrow (no longer present)
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Excavated 1833, last sighting early twentieth century?
Further Comments: A warrior in golden armour was said to haunt this area - when the barrow was excavated, a large man in bronze and gold armour was found buried within.
Location: Mold - Chester Road, bank known as Byrn-yr-Ellyllon (Goblins' Hill)
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Early eighteenth century
Further Comments: A woman walking back from Mold along this road spotted a figure wearing a coat made from gold. The apparition disappeared into a bank of earth. A few years later the bank was dug up, revealing some human remains and a piece of golden armour.
Location: Mold - Moel Famau
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 2000s
Further Comments: This entity is said to have been seen dozens of times. Dressed in blue and dancing merrily, the woman radiates a calming influence.
Location: Mold - Party Shop, High Street
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 2008
Further Comments: This shop is said to be haunted by a little lass who leapt from the attic window after being locked in the room. The entity is blamed for the malfunctioning till and the occasional apport.
Location: Mostyn - Lletty Hotel
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: A phantom woman appears behind the bar and pulls pints (whether the pints are real is unclear). A former patron who played the piano is now responsible for the ghostly sounds of tinkling the ivories.
Location: Nannerch - A541, near the Rising Sun Inn
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 1990s
Further Comments: Wearing a long black gown with a hood concealing her face, this ghostly woman has been seen along this road several times of the past one hundred years. She either steps from the nearby bushes and vanishes while standing in the road or walks into the dense undergrowth.
Location: Nannerch - Moel Arthur Hill
Type: Legend
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: An unearthly ball of light is said to periodically appear on the hill to lead treasure hunters to a mass of treasure buried somewhere here. However, once the digging site is reached, a violent storm will spring up and drive the would-be raiders away. The hill is another contender for the final resting place of Boudicca.
Location: Nercwys - Tower mansion
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: July 2009
Further Comments: Spirit Quest UK visited Tower and claimed to detect twenty spirits within the building, including Edwardian John Edwards, a nurse maid, a dog which sits on the staircase, and a freemason. The team's equipment recorded music, voices and the sounds of something being dragged.
Location: Old Colwyn - Farm in the area
Type: Poltergeist
Date / Time: 1893
Further Comments: Stones would seemingly fall from nowhere and land in milk churns as a farmer tended to his herd of cows. The farmer asked friends to help, but even as they kept watch, the stones still fell and landed in the milk. Eventually forty people joined the watch, and the stone throwing ceased.
Location: Penmaenmawr - Old house near railway station
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Early twentieth century?
Further Comments: A room in this house was said to be haunted by strange sounds and the feeling of overwhelming terror. Two men who stayed in the room to witness the haunting watched a green/yellow light manifest and grow to a huge size, before it grabbed the throat of one man and tried to strangle him.
Location: Penrhyn Bay - Penryhn Old Hall
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: Screams can be heard from this building; a priest who was hung, drawn and quartered in a nearby field is the most likely source. Other reports say that the hall is also haunted by a phantom girl on the staircase and an old soldier.
Location: Plas Pren - Stone Bridge
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: To see the Roman guard standing on the bridge will bring death shortly after.
Location: Pontblyddyn - Plas Teg
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: As well as the notorious judge's ghost drifting around the building, one witness has also reported seeing the shade of a young blonde girl. She also haunts the road outside the building, causing passing motorists to stop sharply. The road in turn is also haunted by three horsemen.
Location: Prestatyn - Promenade, between Nova and Festival Gardens (and close by)
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: July 2025
Further Comments: Some believe this pale phantom to be a nun. She sits on the promenade while reading a bible and drifts through the area when feeling a little less academic. The ghost may have last been seen by the landlord of the White Lady Beer House (formally the Royal Victoria), inspiring him to name the pub after her.
Location: Rhuddlan - Area near old Norman graveyard
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: July 1953
Further Comments: Before the discovery of the graveyard, a man returning home (from the local pub) encountered several ghostly monks on the path before him - he was forced to dive out of their way!
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An old postcard of Rhuddlan Castle and the river passing by.
Location: Rhuddlan - River Clwyd area
Type: Legend
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: A 'legend' tells of a beautiful princess, living at Rhuddlan Castle, who fell in love with a strange knight. Instead of marrying a prince (and ensuring peace between nations), she ran off with the knight, only to discover that he was in fact a demon. Before she could escape home, he killed her and threw the body into the river. The sound of her screams is said still to echo at night. Unfortunately, the 'legend' is a piece of fiction written by Ann Julia Hatton nee Kemble, also known as Ann of Swansea.
Location: Rhyl - Llewerllyd Farm
Type: Other
Date / Time: 1893
Further Comments: A half lamb half deer (leer?) was born to a sheep. The young ewe had the head and hind legs of a deer. The creature was healthy and ran with the rest of the flock. The farmer refused to sell the animal.