Tell me some Willard Library ghost stories.

The Willard Library in Evansville, Indiana is said to be haunted. Legend has it that there is a ghostly figure, often described as a lady in white. Some claim to have seen her wandering the halls at night. It's believed that she might be a former librarian or someone with a strong connection to the library. Many strange occurrences have been reported, like books being moved or cold spots felt in certain areas.

One well - known Willard Asylum ghost story is about a patient who was said to roam the halls at night. People claim to have heard her sobbing and the sound of her chains dragging. It's believed she was mistreated during her time there and her spirit couldn't find peace.

The mystery. We don't really know if there are actual ghosts or not. It's that unknown that draws people in.

A lady in white is a key element. Also, strange happenings like books moving on their own.

Well, there's a library ghost story where a writer used to sit in a particular corner of the library to write. After he died, that corner always feels cold. Some claim to have seen his figure still writing in his old notebook. Also, in an old library, there was a fire a long time ago. The ghost of a victim is rumored to roam the charred section of the library, crying for help as if still trapped in the fire.

One of the Willard Bay ghost stories is about a phantom fisherman. Legend has it that on foggy nights, you can see the figure of a man in old - fashioned fishing gear near the shore, as if still waiting for the big catch that never came.

The scariest might be the one where a young patient's ghost is seen in the attic. It's said that she was locked up there and died of starvation. Her ghost is described as having a pale face and empty eyes, just silently staring at those who enter the attic.

I'm not sure of specific ghost stories from Denver Public Library. But generally, in libraries, there might be tales of phantom librarians still shelving books at night or strange noises heard in the old, quiet stacks. Maybe a figure is seen wandering among the aisles, as if still searching for a long - lost book.

Maybe some have a grain of truth. For example, the story of the phantom fisherman could be based on an actual fisherman who met an unfortunate end in the bay. But over time, details get exaggerated and turned into a ghost story.

Since I'm not familiar with this particular 'the library policeman ghost story', I can only speculate. It could be a story where the library policeman was a very strict person when he was alive. After his death, his ghost still patrols the library as if he is still on duty. He might frighten those who break the library rules, like making them feel a cold chill when they try to talk too loudly or damage the books. The library then becomes a place full of mystery and fear because of his ghostly presence.