Bonchurch Old Church. Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, with Margo Williams.
St Boniface church in Bonchurch is among the smallest in the island. A ghost sometimes is glimpsed, and more unwelcomely felt. From time to time members of the living congregation experience the presence, quite literally hands-on.
Blackgang Chine. Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, with Margo Williams.
A ghostly figure is sometimes seen on the old road to Niton that leads past the Blackgang Chine fantasy park. Some ghost-hunters say it is the doomed spirit of a wrecker who lured ships onto Blackgang's ship-destroying underwater ledge.
Brading. Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, with Margo Williams.
No one knows what happened to the image of the Virgin Mary that stood in a niche above the door of St. Mary's church. Detectorists believe she was probably not the first holy Virgin to be worshipped and removed from historic Brading.
Ventnor Botanic Garden. Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, with Margo Williams.
Ventnor's Botanic Garden is haunted so badly, people who didn't believe in ghosts called in a ghost hunter.
Godshill. Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, with Margo Williams.
Paranormalists wonder if All Saints church ghost is the disappointed spirit of Sir Richard Worsley. "Why so unhappy?" ask the unimpressed. God Himself came to Godshill and personally placed the church on this fairy-home hill.
Brading's 'Druid Well'. Ghosts of the Isle of Wight, with Margo Williams
When Brading Haven dried out, an old stone well emerged. "Roman" claimed some Brading locals. "Druid" replied the mythweavers. And maybe it was.
