Your city is said to be full of haunted houses, deserted buildings and ghostly tales. And with Halloween just round the corner, we visit some of the most haunted buildings in Leeds. Each has a uniquely ghoulish story to tell. Do you know of any other haunted buildings in Leeds? READ MORE: 12 hidden Leeds gems even some locals won't know about LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
1. Most haunted
They are the Leeds buildings which put the scare into scary. PIC: Bruce Rollinson Photo: Bruce Rollinson
2. Thackray Medical Museum
Said to be one of the most haunted places in Leeds, the building was once a workhouse and then Leeds Asylum. There have been many ghostly sightings, particularly of a man in a white coat and a woman seen in a top window. Photo: James Hardisty
3. Armley Mills
Rumours have it that a little boy - who died in the mill - has been sighted sat crying in the corner of the mill. There have also been sightings of a man in a top hat walking around and a woman in a black dress. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
4. Old Red Lion
Located opposite The Adelphi, this pub has had reports of a little girl being seen looking out of the window upstairs, despite the rooms being empty, as well as blood dripping from the ceiling onto drinkers. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
5. Leeds Town Hall
Leeds Town Hall is said to have its very own ghost - Mary Blythe, who threw herself from the clock tower in 1876. According to the story, the clock doesn't strike at midnight so as not to wake her up. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
6. Temple Newsam
Perhaps Leeds' most famous ghost - the Blue Lady of Temple Newsam starved herself to death after she lost her precious pearls. She is said to haunt the estate today, slamming doors and screaming for her lost pearls. Photo: YPN