Sunderland paranormal: Record player turns on by itself in museum
Tune in for a Sunderland spooky story involving a record player.
It happened at the North East Aircraft Museum on an unknown date.
The gramophone which switched itself on
Imagine being there when an eye-witness watched while an old-fashioned gramophone player switched itself on and started playing.


Incredibly, the gramophone player was only supposed to be there as part of a static display.
The tale is included in the fascinating Paranormal Database which is an online catalogue of sightings and experiences from all over the country.
The ghost of a battle hero’s wife


Another visitor to the museum reported seeing a phantom hound. Others saw a man with no shoes on who would walk around the hangars.
Elsewhere;
Crossgate Peth in Durham is said to be haunted by a woman holding a small child. She is believed to be the wife of a man killed in the Battle of Neville's Cross in the 1300s.


The twisted man who appeared from a Durham cellar
Also in Durham, a little man who was twisted and bent over was reported to have emerged from a cellar in North Bailey - wearing a white ruffled shirt, black trousers and a nightcap.


Near Great Lumley, the ghost of a local girl twice approached a passing man and threatened to haunt him unless he told the authorities she had been murdered.
After the second approach, he spoke up and her killers were caught.
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