Can you share a specific Cuban Club ghost story in detail?

Sure. There's a story about a lighthouse keeper in Bucksport. He was very dedicated to his job but one stormy night, a huge wave crashed into the lighthouse and he was swept away. Ever since then, some sailors passing by claim to have seen a figure on the lighthouse balcony, as if he's still looking out for ships. His ghost is said to be a friendly one, still trying to do his duty even in death.

There's a story about a young girl who died tragically on the university campus many years ago. Supposedly, she was in love with a boy from a different social class, and their relationship was opposed by her family. One day, she was found dead near the campus gardens. Ever since then, students have reported seeing a figure of a girl in a traditional dress near those gardens. She is often described as having a sad look on her face, and some have even felt a cold breeze when she appears. It's as if she is still mourning her lost love and the unfairness of her fate.

Sure. There's a story about an old hotel in Georgetown. It was once a bustling place back in the day. But after a tragic fire that claimed several lives, strange things started to happen. Guests would report that their belongings would be moved around in their rooms when they were sure they had left them in a particular place. There were also reports of a child's laughter echoing through the empty hallways at night. Some believe it's the spirit of a young child who perished in the fire, still playing as if nothing had happened.

Sure. There's the story of the Confederate soldier's ghost on Little Round Top. People often see a figure in a Confederate uniform on that hill. It's believed he was a soldier who fought bravely but was killed. His spirit seems to be guarding the area where he once fought. Some hikers have reported seeing him standing still, looking out over the battlefield as if still on watch.

There was an inmate named Tom at Geelong Gaol. He was a very violent man during his life. After he died in the gaol, many strange things started to happen. In the cell where he was locked up, visitors often hear angry shouts and the sound of someone banging on the walls. Some say it's Tom's ghost, still full of rage. One time, a group of researchers were in that cell and their equipment started to malfunction. They believe it was Tom's spirit interfering. This story has been passed down among the locals and those interested in the paranormal history of Geelong Gaol.

Well, there was a little girl who was with her family on the beach in Phuket during the tsunami. Her family was all lost, and she was never found either. Since then, some locals say they've seen a little girl's figure near the spot where she was last seen. She appears to be building sandcastles, just like she might have been doing before the disaster. It's a really sad and spooky story, and it makes people think about all those lives that were lost so suddenly in the tsunami.

The William Paca House also has its share of ghost stories. A particular one is about a gardener who used to take care of the beautiful gardens there. He had a deep connection to the land and the plants. After his death, people say they have seen a man in old - fashioned gardening clothes wandering around the gardens. He seems to be checking on the plants, as if he is still doing his job. Some visitors have smelled the scent of fresh - cut grass when there is no one actually cutting grass, which they believe is the gardener's ghost still taking pride in his work.

One interesting Quebec City ghost story is about a phantom horse and carriage. It's said that in certain parts of the old city, especially near the cobblestone streets where wealthy merchants used to travel in horse - drawn carriages, a spectral carriage pulled by a ghostly horse can be seen at midnight. The carriage makes no sound as it moves, and some believe it's the spirit of a merchant who was murdered for his wealth, still traveling as he did in life, unaware that he has passed on.

One specific story involves an old mill in Williamsport. Workers there used to talk about a ghostly presence. They would often hear the sound of the old mill machinery running when it was actually shut down. There was also a report of a man in old - fashioned work clothes being seen near the waterwheel. It's thought that he might have been a worker who died in an accident at the mill long ago. His spirit seems to be tied to the place, repeating the actions he did when he was alive.

There is a story of a young girl who died in belle beade many years ago. She was on her way home one night when she was caught in a storm. She took shelter in an old barn, but unfortunately, the barn collapsed on her. Ever since then, people claim to see her apparition on stormy nights near the site of the old barn. She is often described as a sad figure, with her hair wet and her clothes tattered, as if still reliving that fateful night.