Jill Armitage recounts four phantoms in her Ghost Walks through the Peak District. At this seventeenth century inn is the soul of a young lady whose fiancée absconded on their wedding day. She died of a broken heart and there are resonances of her sobbing. Despite everything she meanders as a phantom. Moreover, there is the apparition of a man wearing a blue pin-stripe suit joined by an Old English sheepdog. He is seen walking around one bar. Winnats Pass, a chasm close to the town on the old road course, manifests two youthful sweethearts killed by neighbourhood mineworkers in 1758. Why not visit Castleton on May 29th when a Garland Day is held to commend the restoration of Charles II?