Closed london underground stations

Since bongo posted her story of the ancient egyptian ive done some digging and ive been a a few wedsite there are over 40 closed and disused underground station in and around london some as far out as buckinghamshire.
Theses closed station are called (Ghost Station) according to most of the wedsite ive visited.

Here are a few statin that are close or haunted

Aldwych

Closed as early 1994 and can be used to hold parties or trendy opennings.
The (Fluffers) peolpe that clean the tunnels and stations at night have claim to have seen a figure of a actress who believes she has not enjoyed her last curtain call and appears on the tracks late at night,Aldwych as built on the site of the old royal strand theatre.

Bank

workmen who were building the ban station in the last century roused the spirit of the so called (Black Nun).
The nun was the brother of phillip whitehean a cashier and was executed in 1811 for forgery.
The nun Sarah wearing black waited for him for 40 years until she died.
To this day it said she still searches the platfroms for her brother.

Covent Garden
A tall man in a frock coat and gloves is said to be seen pacing the tunnles and has been since the 1950s he appeared in the ladys loo scraring the staff.
The Ghost is supposed to be William Trerriss an actor from the Adelphi theatre fatally stabbed.
Aparently he visited the bakers shop which stood where todays tube station was built.

Farrington
closed in 1865 a 13 year old girl hat maker was murdered in 1758 by the trainer and dauther peolpe claim to hear cries echoing down Farrington station
The has been nicknamed the (Screaming Spectre)

other recsent underground station disused or closed are

1. North Weald closed 1994
2. Ongar closed 1994
3. Blake Hall 1981
4. Hillingdon 1992
5. Tower Hill 1967
6. Charing Cross (Original southen terminus) 1999

here are some older underground stations disused or closed.
if any of the above or below if still standing are able to allow us to go it would be great!

1. British Museum closed 1933, (bongos story) this station is still standing but closed off.
2. wood Lane closed 1947
3. south kentish Town closed 1924
4. City Road closed 1922
5. Stockwell (north of the current station still standing closed 1924)
6. Swiss Cottage closed 1939
7. Lords (close to bakers street) closed 1940
8.
Kings Cross st pancras (east of present station) closed 1941
9. White City closed 1951
10. south Acton closed 1959.

Maybe barri or rob could see if we could get into any of these (Ghost Stations)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FcSYeszW9c

Brilliant documentary on the ghosts of the London underground

Would be really interesting to check them all out!! How dangerous are some of them though?

That documentary is fantastic, thanks so much for posting the link. Many of the haunted locations are a stone's throw from where I live, Kennington Loop and Island Place I pass over every day. How I wish I had access to these places in the nightime.

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Some time ago I went down through the east london tunnel as part of a trip to Brunel's museum on the open house day.
We were permitted to take some walkable routes in parts of the station where public access is forbidden. The tunnel itself was first used as a walk through connection under the Thames and the recessed archways would have been filled with prostitutes and stallholders plying their wares. We were taken through the tunnel towards Wapping on a train that went slowly so that we could view the architecture.

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