Five places, one county, all of it on our doorstep. Adam, Oz and Frank tour five of Lancashire's most storied spots, from a Lancaster pub tied to the road to the gallows to a ghost on a Blackpool seaside ride.

We visit the Golden Lion on Moor Lane, where tradition says the condemned stopped for a last drink. Then Turton Tower near Bolton and the Timberbottom skulls. Then Hoghton Tower, where King James I visited in 1617 and, the story goes, knighted a loin of beef. Then the ruins of Wycoller Hall and its stormy-night horseman.

Finally we head home to Blackpool, where Pleasure Beach staff lore tells of a ghost called Cloggy on the 1930s Ghost Train. Real history, legends labelled as legends, and Oz rating every haunting by one strict measure: the parking.

The Grave Shift is a Ghost Haunt UK production.

1. A king obsessed with witchcraft. A magistrate determined to make his name. And a nine-year-old girl whose testimony sent her own mother, brother and sister to the gallows. Adam, Oz and Frank go deep on the Pendle Witch Trials.

A single mum, two young sisters, and eighteen months of chairs sliding, Lego flying, and a grown man's voice coming out of an eleven-year-old's throat. Adam, Oz and Frank go through the Enfield Poltergeist case files -- and the real, unresolved argument between the investigators who were actually there.