What are the most famous UNC ghost stories?

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Sure. There is a story about a phantom figure seen in one of the old buildings on UNC campus at night. Students claim to have seen a shadowy form gliding through the hallways.

One of the most famous oilfield ghost stories involves a phantom truck. In an oilfield, there is a tale of a large, old - fashioned truck that drives around at night with no driver. The truck was once involved in a fatal accident where the driver died. Now, it roams the oilfield roads as if it's still making deliveries. Some workers have reported seeing it disappear into thin air when they try to approach it, adding to the mystery of the story.

There was a story during one of IU's overseas shoots in an ancient castle - like building. Some locals claimed that the place was haunted. When IU and her team were there, there were reports of things moving on their own. However, it could be that the building had a lot of drafts and old - fashioned mechanisms that could cause objects to shift slightly, which was misinterpreted as supernatural activity.

The story of the Winchester Mystery House being haunted has been debunked. It was built by Sarah Winchester in a rather strange way, but there's no real proof of ghosts. It was more likely her eccentricity in building design that led to the spooky rumors.

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 of the famous Kingston ghost stories involves a cemetery. There are reports of a ghostly figure that floats above the graves at midnight. Some say it's the spirit of a caretaker who is still watching over the cemetery, even in death. The locals are often spooked when they pass by the cemetery at night.

There is also a story about a kpop group's practice room where a trainee once claimed to have had a conversation with a 'ghost'. The trainee said the 'ghost' gave them advice on their performance. Whether it was a hallucination or a real encounter, this story became quite popular among fans and added to the collection of 'kpop ghost stories'.

The most famous might be the tale of the Gray Lady. She is often seen in an antebellum mansion. Supposedly, she was a slave who was mistreated and died in that house. Her ghost is a symbol of the dark past of slavery in Beaufort.

The one about the artist's ghost in the old building is quite famous. Because it ties in with the creative and artistic nature of SCAD. It gives the idea that the artist's passion was so strong that it didn't die with him and his spirit lingers to complete his work.