Covent Garden Underground Station

Westminster, London · United Kingdom · Natural site

The ghost of the murdered actor William Terriss haunts the depths of the station.

Covent Garden Underground Station on Long Acre (WC2E 9JT). The ghost of the murdered Victorian actor William Terriss is said to haunt the depths and stairways of Covent Garden Station. The station opened in 1907. Source: Haunted Places in Britain (PDF compilation).

FAQ

Where is Covent Garden Underground Station located?

Covent Garden Underground Station is in Westminster, London, United Kingdom.

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Accounts are drawn from local folklore and visitor reports.

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