The Phantom Bus Of London's Death Corner - A Chilling Apparition.

The junction of Cambridge Gardens and St Mark's Road, in the North Kensington district of London, is the scene of one of the Capital's more unusual ghosts.

In the 1930s, residents of Cambridge Gardens were, from time to time, woken in the early hours of the morning by the sound of a bus roaring at great speed along the street. Going to their windows, they would see a brilliantly illuminated bus, careering along the centre of the road, "with neither driver nor passengers."

CHAPTERS
00:00 - Introduction
00:54 - People Begin Talking About The Phantom Bus
01:15 - Accounts Of The Ghost Bus
02:20 - First Time It Was Seen
02:49 - The Ghost Bus Appears At A Garage
03:19 - The Birmingham Gazette Account Of The Hauntings
05:10 - The Bus Vanished
05:40 - The Daily Herald's Account
07:02 - The Bus That Wasn't There
08:13 - The Spectral Conductor
09:07 - A possible Explanation For The Haunting
10:23 - The Inquest Into The Death Of The Driver
12:22 - Was The Ghost Bus To Blame?
14:05 - Rumours Of The Phantom Bus
14:30 - Conclusion
14:55 - Closing Credits

On June the 11th, 1934, a fatal accident occurred at the spot where the phantom bus was known to appear, and, at the inquest into the driver's death, mention was made of the "Ghost bus."

Journalists began making their way to this leafy London neighbourhood, and soon stories about the "phantom bus of death corner" were appearing in newspapers all over the country.

In this video, you will hear the first hand accounts of the ghost bus's appearances given to reporters in the aftermath of the tragic collision.