Can you share some Benilde ghost stories?

The most famous one might be the ghost of the old chapel on the Benilde grounds. It's said that a priest who used to serve there long ago still lingers. His apparition has been reported during religious ceremonies, as if he's still overseeing the spiritual happenings.

One benilde horror story could be about a haunted dormitory. Students reported strange noises at night, like whispers and creaking doors. They felt a cold presence as if someone was watching them, but when they looked, there was nothing there.

A really terrifying benilde horror story is about a theater on campus. Actors during rehearsals would sometimes see a face in the audience, a face that was pale and had a menacing look. As they continued their performance, strange things would start to happen. Props would move on their own, and the lights would flicker. The actors would often feel like they were being watched closely by this unseen entity, and it made the whole rehearsal process a nightmare.

Well, perhaps one of the stories involves a ghostly apparition seen in an old cemetery. It might be the figure of a woman in white, just standing there, giving chills to those who witness it. There could also be a story about a haunted hotel room where guests often report feeling a cold presence or seeing objects move on their own.

One famous Shimla ghost story is about the haunted hotel. It is said that guests often hear strange noises at night, like footsteps in the empty corridors. Some have even reported seeing a shadowy figure. It's believed to be the spirit of a long - ago guest who met an untimely death there.

There's a story about a haunted theater in New York. Actors and stagehands often reported seeing a lady in a white dress in the balcony. They say she was an actress who died tragically during a performance. Some claim that when they perform certain plays, strange things start to happen, like props moving by themselves and unexplained whispers.

In Jurong, there's also a story about a haunted forest. It is said that if you enter the forest at midnight, you'll get lost no matter how well you know the area. Some have reported seeing glowing eyes in the darkness and feeling a cold presence following them. It's as if the forest has its own dark secrets and the spirits don't want intruders.

One cavalier ghost story is about a cavalier who haunts an old manor. Legend has it that he was betrayed on the battlefield and his spirit now wanders the halls at night, still in his battle gear, making clanking noises as he walks. People claim to have seen his shadowy figure near the old fireplace where he used to warm himself before going to war.

One famous Flagstaff ghost story is about the Weatherford Hotel. It's said that the spirit of a former guest or worker haunts the halls. People have reported strange noises like footsteps when no one is around.

Sure. One native ghost story is about the Headless Horseman. Legend has it that a Hessian soldier lost his head in battle and now rides at night in search of it. He haunts the roads, especially around Sleepy Hollow. People claim to have seen a headless figure on a horse, holding a pumpkin as a makeshift head, and the sound of hoofbeats approaching in the dark is truly terrifying.