Notes:
[i] There are many stories and legends having to do with the presence of ghosts at different tube stations in London. Besides the legend of the “Black Nun” that appears at Bank tube station and of Ann Naylor the thirteen year old hat-making apprentice that appears at Farrington tube station there are several others. Some of the most popular are: a) the story of the actor William Terriss, who kept visiting the bakery in Convent Garden, that bakery is now Convent Garden tube station. The actor was stubbed to death by a colleague of his in 1897. b) Aldwych station hosts the ghost of an actress by the name of Margaret, who rumour has it, is still seeking the applause of the audience, c) Aldgate station is considered to be home of dueling ghosts that were victims of the great plague tha
