Can you share a specific Appalachian State University ghost story in detail?

There's a story about a young girl who died tragically on the university campus many years ago. Supposedly, she was in love with a boy from a different social class, and their relationship was opposed by her family. One day, she was found dead near the campus gardens. Ever since then, students have reported seeing a figure of a girl in a traditional dress near those gardens. She is often described as having a sad look on her face, and some have even felt a cold breeze when she appears. It's as if she is still mourning her lost love and the unfairness of her fate.

Sure. There's a story about a cursed cabin in the Appalachian Mountains. A family once moved into an old, dilapidated cabin they found there. At night, they would hear scratching sounds on the walls, as if something was trying to get in. The children started having nightmares of a shadowy figure looming over their beds. One night, the father saw a pair of glowing eyes through the window. They tried to leave, but their car wouldn't start. Eventually, they managed to get away on foot, but they always felt like something was following them. They believed the cabin was cursed, perhaps by some long - forgotten tragedy that had occurred there.

There is a story about the haunted hall in one of the old buildings at Southern Utah University. Legend has it that a student once had a tragic accident in that hall many years ago. Since then, people have reported seeing a figure that resembles the student. It often appears at midnight. The figure seems to be wandering aimlessly, as if still trying to find its way. Some students have even felt a sudden chill when passing through the hall, even on warm days.

One well - known ghost story at Appalachian State University is about the ghost in Belk Library. Students claim to have seen a strange figure or felt an eerie presence while studying late at night. Some say it could be the spirit of a former librarian who was very attached to the place.

Sure. There was a student who had transferred to Kaplan University expecting a seamless transition of credits. However, the university's credit evaluation process was a mess. They took months to assess the credits, and in the end, they only accepted a fraction of what the student thought they would. This put the student behind in their program and added extra semesters and costs to their education.

Sure. There's a story of a phantom piano player in one of the old music halls on campus. People sometimes hear the faint sound of a piano playing, but when they go to check, there's no one there. It's believed to be the ghost of a talented musician who died tragically.

Sure. There is a story about the 'Douen' in Trinidad. The Douen are small, mischievous spirits that look like children. They are often seen at night, wearing white. They have their feet on backwards. If a person encounters a Douen, it is said that they should not answer if the Douen calls their name. If they do, the Douen will lead them astray into the forest and they may never find their way back. These stories are used to keep children from wandering too far at night.

Sure. There's a story about the University of Arizona's music building. Legend has it that a talented but troubled music student committed suicide there many years ago. Since then, musicians practicing late at night have reported strange occurrences. For example, the sound of a piano playing a melancholic tune all by itself. Some have even claimed to see the figure of a young person sitting at the piano, but when they approach, it vanishes. It's as if the spirit of the student is still trying to finish the music they never got to complete in life.

One detailed Achill Island ghost story is about an old hermit who lived in a cave on the island. After his death, strange lights were seen coming from the cave. People who ventured near heard moaning sounds. It was believed that the hermit's spirit was still there, perhaps unhappy with being disturbed in his final resting place. Over time, the cave became a place that people avoided, especially at night, for fear of encountering the hermit's ghost.

Sure. There's a story about an old hotel in Georgetown. It was once a bustling place back in the day. But after a tragic fire that claimed several lives, strange things started to happen. Guests would report that their belongings would be moved around in their rooms when they were sure they had left them in a particular place. There were also reports of a child's laughter echoing through the empty hallways at night. Some believe it's the spirit of a young child who perished in the fire, still playing as if nothing had happened.