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Christmas is of course a great time for ghost stories and ghost

storytelling and it started to seem in Hammersmith as though the stories were rather coming to life.

In the winter of 1803, there were persistent stories of a strange robed figure,

perrambulating around Hammersmith Churchyard

and in neighboring lanes. People who claim to have seen the ghost described it in different ways.

Some said it looked like Napoleon Bonaparte,

and others said it looked like a horse without a head.

Some said the ghost breathed fire and smoke, and had eyes that glowed.

A newspaper described the account of a stagecoach driver who said that he heard an uncommon

rustling noise while passing through Hammersmith one night.

And then he said, by a faint light from the moon, he saw a strange creature dressed in white

gliding over a meadow.

We're hearing about the Hammersmith ghost from Alan Murdy.

And this wasn't any sort of ordinary ghost because it was reported to begin attacking people.

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