Dunhampton is a small hamlet near Ombersley, north of Droitwich, named in local directory listings for a haunting involving a stout, older female apparition, a figure described with unusual physical specificity compared to many of the vaguer grey and white ladies recorded elsewhere in this collection. Exactly where the well referenced in the site's own name actually fits into the wider story is not fully explained in any source available, beyond its apparent association with the general site of the reported sightings.
The reported effects attached to her are, in fact, the more distinctive part of the whole story: electrical disturbances with no obvious mechanical cause, and doors said to vibrate on their own without anyone touching them, both attributed directly to her ongoing presence in the hamlet rather than to any more conventional visual haunting.
No date, no name, and no specific property is identified anywhere in the available material, which means this should be treated honestly as a thin, single-source local story rather than as anything approaching a documented case. The portly woman of Dunhampton remains, in that sense, defined almost entirely by her physical description and her peculiar effect on electrics and doors, rather than by any developed narrative explaining who she actually was in life.
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