The Hammersmith Ghost
The Hammersmith Ghost featured in Roger Kirby’s Wonderful and Scientific Museum in 1804. It is claimed that the ghost was an old local cobbler, who used a white sheet to get back at his apprentice for scaring his grandchildren.
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