Haunted London: Ghosts Along the Thames

London, one of the world's oldest and most iconic cities, is steeped in a rich history that spans thousands of years. From Roman invasions to medieval kings, fires, plagues, and wars, the city has witnessed it all-and with such a tumultuous past, it's no surprise that London is also renowned for its ghostly legends. Many of the city's historic landmarks, such as the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, and the old theatres of the West End, are said to be haunted by spirits from eras long gone. These spectral inhabitants are often linked to some of the most dramatic and tragic events in London's past, from royal executions to unexplained deaths. Walking through the city's winding streets, one feels not just the weight of history, but the lingering presence of those who refuse to fade into it.

Locations in this book-
The Tower of London
Westminster Abbey
50 Berkeley Square
Whitechapel
Hampton Court Palace
Highgate Cemetery
Charles Dickens House
The Savoy Hotel
Epping Forest
The Queen's House
The Viaduct Pub
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. James Palace
The Theatre Royal
The British Museum
The Underground and Train Stations
Kensington Palace
Hyde Park
Bruce Palace
Greenwich Foot Tunnel
Charlton House
Trafalger Square
Churchill War Rooms
The Spaniard's Inn
The Langham Hotel
The Georgian House Hotel
St. James Park
Old Operating Theater