What are the most famous ghost stories associated with Camp Christine?

The most famous might be the one about the phantom hiker. Supposedly, a hiker got lost on the trails around the YMCA camp and died. Campers sometimes report seeing a figure in hiking gear walking the trails at dusk, but when they get closer, it vanishes. It's a story that has been passed down for generations at the camp.

The most famous might be the story of the headless soldier. Supposedly, he lost his head in a battle that took place near Seletar Camp long ago, and his spirit now roams the area. People say they've seen a figure without a head running around at night.

The story of the haunted carousel is quite well - known. Supposedly, the horses on the carousel start moving on their own at night. It could be that there is some sort of energy left from all the joy and excitement that the carousel has generated over the years, but some believe it's a ghostly presence. It might be the spirit of an old carousel operator who loved the ride so much that they never really left.

Another well - known tale is about a gambler who was killed in the hotel during a card game gone wrong. His spirit is said to haunt the old gambling rooms. Some visitors have claimed to see cards mysteriously moving on the tables as if a game was still in progress.

A well - known story involves a man who is said to haunt the lobby area. He is described as wearing old - fashioned clothing. Legend has it that he was waiting for someone who never showed up in his lifetime, and now his spirit remains there. There are also tales of cold drafts that suddenly sweep through rooms, which is often associated with ghostly activity. Many visitors have claimed to feel an uneasy presence in certain parts of the building, especially in the older wings.

Another famous story is that of a couple who once stayed at the hotel. They reported seeing strange shadows moving on the walls of their room at night. These shadows seemed to take the form of people from a different era. It is thought that these could be the spirits of former guests or staff, still lingering in the rooms they once occupied.

There could be some made - up or fan - created ghost stories related to her, but there's no official or widespread account of any real ghost stories involving Jhanvi Kapoor. It might be a case where her name has been randomly paired with the idea of ghost stories without any substantial basis.

One famous ghost story is that of a woman in a white dress often seen near the replica of the grand staircase. Some believe she was a passenger who perished on the Titanic and her spirit lingers. Another is the apparition of a crew member seen in the engine room area of the exhibit. It's said he's still on duty in the afterlife.

I'm not sure which are the'most famous' ones exactly. But perhaps there's a story about a phantom priest. Legend has it that he used to perform dark rituals in the convent on Convent Light Street, and his malevolent spirit still lingers there, causing an eerie feeling to those who pass by at night.

Perhaps there is a story about a lost love. A couple who were separated in tragic circumstances, and now their spirits are said to be reunited in the hotel. Some guests have reported feeling a strange sense of melancholy in certain areas, as if the emotions of the lost lovers still permeate the air. This could be due to the old - fashioned charm of the Lord Elgin Hotel which seems to hold onto the past, including these ghostly tales.