Can you share a particularly scary Sofia Bulgaria ghost story?

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Sure. The story of Hull House is quite spooky. Hull House was a settlement house. There are tales of a woman in black who haunts the place. People have heard her sobs and seen her figure gliding through the halls. It's believed she was a former resident who suffered some great tragedy there.

Sure. There's a tale about a naval submarine. One night, the crew heard strange knocking sounds on the hull. At first, they thought it was some mechanical issue, but when they checked, everything was fine. Then they heard a voice whispering through the intercom, a voice that didn't belong to any of them. It was a raspy voice speaking in an old - fashioned naval dialect. They were all spooked, and some of the crew members were convinced it was the ghosts of sailors who had died in that very submarine in the past.

Sure. There's a story of a haunted bridge in Lubbock. Legend has it that if you drive across the bridge at midnight and stop in the middle, a ghostly figure will appear on your windshield. It's really terrifying.

Sure. There's the tale of the South Bridge Vaults. These were used for various purposes in the past. People say that there's a malevolent spirit down there. Some visitors have reported being pushed or having a feeling of being watched very closely. It's really terrifying because it's not just a simple apparition sighting but a sense of real danger in that dark and damp place.

The story of the Old City Jail in Charleston is quite terrifying. It was a place of great suffering. Legend has it that the ghosts of prisoners who were mistreated and died there still haunt the jail. People have reported hearing screams and moans coming from the empty cells at night.

The story of the 'Black Horseman' is quite terrifying. Legend has it that he rides a black horse through the night. Those who see him are said to be doomed. He is often seen in remote areas, especially near old battlefields or places where great tragedies have occurred. His appearance is said to be accompanied by a cold wind and an eerie silence, and it's believed that if you cross his path, you will soon meet a horrible end.

There's a story about a ghost in an old St Petersburg theater. An actress died on stage during a performance many years ago. Ever since, actors and stagehands have reported seeing her figure in the wings during rehearsals, as if she's still waiting for her cue to go on stage. It's really spooky especially when you consider the superstitions in the theater world.

In Bulgaria, there is also the story of the Ghost of Rozhen Monastery. It is said that a monk who had committed a great sin was condemned to haunt the monastery after his death. His apparition has been reported by some visitors. They describe seeing a shadowy figure in the corridors where the old cells used to be. It gives an eerie feeling to those who encounter it.

The story of the Carroll A. Deering is quite terrifying. In 1921, the ship was found stranded off the coast of North Carolina. The crew was missing, but there were some very strange signs. The ship's log had been abruptly ended, and the lifeboats were gone. Some of the ship's equipment was missing too. There were rumors of mutiny, but others thought it was something far more sinister, like a supernatural encounter that drove the crew away or caused them harm. The mystery of what happened to the Carroll A. Deering still haunts people today.