Our spooktacular Halloween collection features unique designs inspired by local legends and landmarks...
Creepy in Clacton features the laughing pavillion clown who featured in everyone's childhood nightmares
Fearsome in Frinton features the Clock Tower Shelter on the Greensward, where the ghosts and ghoulies hang out after hours
'Frightlingsea' features Batemans Tower, which was originally built by John Bateman as a folly to help his daughter recuperate from consumption, and is rumoured to be haunted
Haunting in Harwich features the Harwich Martime Museum, built in 1818 and one of three pairs of lighthouses since the 17th century - Sailors would know if they were on the right path into the harbour if the lights were positioned on top of each other when viewed from the water
Nasties at the Naze features the iconic Naze Tower, rumoured to be haunted by the ghosts of several WWI and WWII soldiers and various other ghosts and ghoulies from the depths of the sea
Spellcasting in St Osyth features The Cage rumored to be the most haunted house in Essex, The Cage is a former village lockup where drunks and villains would be kept overnight. But is it best known for holding Ursula Kempe, one of the St Osyth women accused and found guilty of witchcraft
Wailing in Walton features the Walton Wellerman the ghostly sailor often seen by the sea, with the ghost church in the background, now several miles out to sea, whose bells can still be heard to warn people of incoming storms
