Are there any historical stories associated with the old hospital on College Hill?

There could be stories of strange noises at night. Maybe the sound of footsteps in empty corridors where patients once walked. It might be that people claim to see shadowy figures, perhaps the ghosts of those who passed away in the hospital long ago.

One historical event could be its role during a major natural disaster. It served as a shelter for the injured and displaced. The hospital staff worked tirelessly to treat the victims, and the building became a symbol of hope in the chaos of the disaster.

Yes, there is a legend of a nurse who was said to be very kind to the patients. She died in a tragic accident in the hospital. People say her spirit still roams the wards, looking after the patients who are long gone.

Yes, there is a story about a nurse who was said to have died under mysterious circumstances in the hospital. Her ghost is rumored to still haunt the place.

There are stories of a ghostly woman in white. She is often seen in the corridors near the morgue. It's possible she was a relative of a patient who died there and was so distraught that her spirit got trapped in the hospital. Or she could have been a patient herself who passed away on her way to the morgue and her spirit is still wandering the path she took in her final moments.

Yes, often the roads on Bluebell Hill are associated with the ghost story. It's said that the apparition is frequently seen on the roadway.

I've heard of cases where patients had long waits for critical treatments, causing a lot of stress and worry for them and their families.

There could be historical events associated with international relations. For instance, if there were treaties or agreements that involved the use of the Old Navy facilities in Subic Bay by different countries. This would have had an impact on the local area as well as on a broader geopolitical scale. Also, events like the transfer of the base from one entity to another could be part of the stories. For example, if it was transferred from one country's control to another, that would have brought about a lot of changes in terms of operations, personnel, and local interactions.

During World War II, it was used by the Japanese military. Many prisoners of war were held and tortured there, which could be part of the reason for the haunted reputation.

I'm not aware of any historical Indian stories directly tied to Hotel Parq Central. It could be that no such stories exist or that they haven't been widely publicized.