Wigan borough is steeped in centuries of industrial toil, tragic mining accidents, and mediaeval history, making it a goldmine for paranormal folklore.
From crumbling stately halls to eerie canal paths, these are the 10 spookiest spots in the Wigan borough to satisfy your inner ghost hunter.

9. Crofters Arms
Dating back to the 19th century, this former pub space historically catered to tough local coal miners and canal workers. Paranormal occurrences include the ghostly glow of a miner's lantern moving through the cellar, glasses sliding off tables unprompted, and the distant sound of a barmaid singing when the pub is empty. | Google

10. Trencherfield Mill
A monumental piece of Wigan’s industrial history, this 1907 cotton-spinning mill once subjected workers to incredibly harsh conditions. It is said to be haunted by the "Cotton Titan phantoms"—shadowy figures of former workers moving in the reflection of the windows and the sudden, overwhelming scent of industrial machine oil when the engines are cold. | Google
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