In a similar vein there was a letter to the local paper many years ago about an experience on Fishergate in Preston Lancashire. Father and son had been called out in the very early hours to a shop where the sprinkler alarm had gone off. Father had to leave late teenage son alone at the shop to get some parts to fix the system. Apparently said son heard for a few minutes gunfire, horses, shouting and smelled smoke but could see nothing outside even when he walked up and down the road. Told his dad who who was dismissive but later found out that Fishergate had been in the centre of a short battle in 1715 during the Jacobite uprising. Several houses had been set on fire during the battle and cavalry had been involved. A short timeslip perhaps?When me and the Mrs visited the ruined WW2 town Oradour sur Glane, we found ourselves wandering down one of the abandoned streets. She suddenly said "I can hear a tank behind us!" .. I questioned whether it could just be the sounds of the modern cars on the modern road not far outside of Oradour but she swore these trucks were right next to us although I couldn't hear a thing.
Then she said "Ow!" and I instantly saw a small piece of masonry hit the floor which had presumably fallen off the building we were standing in front of called 'The Doctor's House' (in French obviously). It had bounced off her head.
I wouldn't normally take an object from a place like that but I reasoned it had just hit my Mrs so it was mine. When I got back to England, I gifted it to a friend who collects WW2 memorabilia.
edit: she's just corrected me and said it wasn't trucks she could hear but the sound of a tank coming up behind us.