Ghosts Of London - Chilling Tales From The Haunted West End.

With Halloween drawing close, Richard Jones takes you on a spooky journey around the haunted West End of London to tell you all about the ghosts that lurk in its dark recesses and shadowy corners.

CHAPTERS
00:00 - Introduction
02:59 - The Ghosts Of Ye Olde Cock Tavern, Fleet Street.
11:29 - The Haunting Of Lincoln’s Inn Fields
17:31 - The Lyceum Theatre, Wellington Street.
19:02 - Aldwych Station, Surrey Street
23:29 - Cleopatra’s Needle, Victoria Embankment.
26:30 - The Adelphi Arches, Lower Robert Street.
30:20 - Theatre Royal, Haymarket
34:39 - The Headless Ghost In St James’s Park
38:48 - 19 St James Place
41:04 - The Cursed Tree Of Green Park
43:05 - The Haunted Room At The Langham Hotel
46:48 - The Grenadier, 18 Wilton Row
50:59 - Conclusion
51:37 - Closing Credits

From the hollow moans that emanate from the time worn granite of the Capital's oldest monument, to the pained death throes of the victim of a long ago murder that reverberate from the inky blackness of a foreboding subterranean arch.

From a hidden tavern, where the ghost of a cheating officer makes a decided nuisance of himself from time to time, to the dark lake from the depths of which a headless figure has been known to emerge, to send cold shivers racing down the spines of startled onlookers.

A cursed tree, two haunted theatres, a gloomy square, from the centre of which the agonised screams of bygone executions echo down the centuries, and if all that is not enough to chill the marrow of even the most sceptical among you, then how about one of London’s grandest hotels where guests checking into a certain room are all but guaranteed a decent night's unrest.

So, turn the lights down low, pull that chair closer to the fire, and let us embark upon our spectral sojourn as we set out in search of the restless wraiths that haunt London’s west end.