Are there any famous versions of the 'yishun ghost story'?

I'm sorry, I haven't come across any particular versions of that story. But usually, school ghost stories involve elements like haunted classrooms, mysterious figures in the library, or unexplained sounds in the hallways. So, it might be something along those lines.

Yes, there might be some well - known versions. However, I'm not able to name one off the top of my head.

Yes, there could be. One version might be more well - known in the local community. Maybe it's the story of a lost fisherman who drowned in Lake Drummond and his ghost still haunts the lake looking for his boat.

I'm not sure if there are any widely - known famous versions specifically of the Mansfield House Ghost Story. It could be a local legend that hasn't gained mainstream popularity yet.

Yes, perhaps in some areas with a rich folklore history. If there was an old manor or a spooky forest in a particular region, a story about a 'hellcat black ghost' could have developed there. It might have been told around the fireplace on cold winter nights to spook the children. The story could have included details like the cat having glowing red eyes and leaving a cold chill in the air wherever it went. Over time, this local story could have become somewhat famous within that area and among those interested in local superstitions.

There are versions where the 'hellfire club ghost story' is linked to a tragic event that took place at the club. For instance, a fire that killed several members. The ghosts of those members are said to be seen in the ruins or in the areas where the club once stood. These ghosts are often described as having a sad or angry expression, as if they are still affected by the events that led to their untimely deaths. This type of story has been passed down through local folklore and has added to the mystery and notoriety of the Hellfire Club.

I'm not sure if there are extremely famous versions specifically named 'Wan Chai Ghost Story'. It might be a local or regional story that doesn't have a widely known 'famous' version in a global sense.

Yes, there might be some well - known versions. Maybe a story about a specific haunted house on the island is quite famous. People often talk about it and pass it on to tourists.

There may be no truly 'famous' versions of the 'puerto villamil ghost story' in the sense of being known worldwide. But within the community of Puerto Villamil, there could be a version that has been told for years and is very well - known to the local people. It might be a story that is shared during special occasions or to scare the children at night.

In Yishun Junior College, there is a story about a library ghost. Legend has it that late at night, books would randomly fall off the shelves as if being pushed by an unseen hand. Some students claimed to have felt a cold breeze when they were alone in the library section. It was thought that maybe a long - ago librarian's spirit still lingered there, perhaps attached to the place because of a strong love for books or some unresolved business from their past life.