The Legend of the Redbridge Ghost Train originates in the Redbridge district, located in the London Borough of Redbridge. This district is infamous for its paranormal stories and extraordinary tales. One of such haunting stories is the supernatural occurrence in the 1900s which substantially left the town in mysteries and fear. It was a typical day in the district, the weather was balmy and the sun was setting down the horizon as the residents were hustling and bustling around the Redbridge Station. Out of the blue, a loud whistle coming from the direction of the railway resonated throughout the city, followed by the sound of an approaching train. The residents rushed towards the station to catch a glimpse of the incoming train, but what they saw, left them frozen in fear. The train approaching the station appeared to be glowing with an eerie light, and passengers on board seemed to be from another period in history, dressed in early 18th-century clothing. Even more disturbing, they appeared to be completely unaware of their surroundings, carrying on with their activities as if it was just an ordinary ride. As the story goes, this phantom train pulled into the station and then blinked out of existence as it reached the platform.From that day forward, many stories and recounts of the ghost-train sightings have been reported. Some people claim to have seen the ghost-train passing by late at night, others claim to have heard strange and mysterious noises that seem to come from the train tracks. Although, the ghostly appearances of the train have decreased over the years, the mystery still looms large and has contributed significantly to Redbridge’s hauntings lore.This strange phenomenon of the Redbridge Ghost Train has placed this otherwise peaceful district on a chilling pedestal of paranormal occurrences in England, and has attracted ghost seekers and paranormal investigators from all around the world.