Can you share a specific Fairmont San Francisco ghost story in detail?

Another ghost story involves the elevators. Guests have reported feeling a cold chill when using the elevators, and some say they've seen a shadowy figure inside. It could be that the building's long history has left some sort of energy imprint. Maybe it was an employee from long ago who had an accident near the elevators and now their spirit lingers there.

One story is about the old abandoned building on the corner. People say at night, they can see a shadowy figure in the window. It's believed to be the spirit of an old immigrant who died there alone.

Sure. There is a story about the 'Douen' in Trinidad. The Douen are small, mischievous spirits that look like children. They are often seen at night, wearing white. They have their feet on backwards. If a person encounters a Douen, it is said that they should not answer if the Douen calls their name. If they do, the Douen will lead them astray into the forest and they may never find their way back. These stories are used to keep children from wandering too far at night.

I'm not sure specifically about a 'Galileo High' ghost story in San Francisco. It could be a local legend where students or staff at Galileo High have reported seeing apparitions. Maybe it has something to do with an old building on the campus or an event from the past that left a spiritual mark.

Sure. There's a story about a mysterious figure that haunts a particular alley in San Francisco. Late at night, people have reported seeing a tall, dark figure that seems to disappear when you look directly at it. It just fades away into the shadows of the alley. No one knows who or what this figure could be, but it has terrified many who have had the misfortune of encountering it.

One well - known Art Bell ghost story was about a lighthouse keeper's ghost. The lighthouse was on a remote island. According to the story, the new keeper started experiencing strange things. He heard eerie whistling at night, which seemed to come from nowhere. One night, he saw a figure in the window of the top floor, which looked like the previous keeper who had died years ago. The figure just stared out to sea. Bell's telling of this story included the historical context of the lighthouse, like how it had been through many storms and tragedies. This added to the spooky atmosphere of the story.

A popular Natchez Mississippi ghost story is about the Linden Plantation. The plantation has a tragic past, and it's said that the ghost of a young girl who died there can be seen. People say that she appears near the old oak trees on the property. It's thought that she might have been a victim of an illness or accident in the past. The sightings of her are often accompanied by a feeling of sadness and a cold breeze, as if her spirit is still in distress. The beautiful yet spooky setting of the plantation adds to the allure of this ghost story.

The Yuma Territorial Prison has a particularly eerie story. The prison was a harsh place, and many inmates died there. There are tales of an inmate named Jack who was wrongly convicted and died in solitary confinement. His spirit is said to haunt the cell where he passed away. Visitors often report feeling a sense of dread and hearing faint moans when they pass by that cell. Some have even claimed to see a shadowy figure that resembles Jack, with his head hung low as if still in despair from his unjust fate. The cold, damp atmosphere of the prison only adds to the feeling that there are otherworldly presences.

One detailed Achill Island ghost story is about an old hermit who lived in a cave on the island. After his death, strange lights were seen coming from the cave. People who ventured near heard moaning sounds. It was believed that the hermit's spirit was still there, perhaps unhappy with being disturbed in his final resting place. Over time, the cave became a place that people avoided, especially at night, for fear of encountering the hermit's ghost.

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.