Grey Lady

There are a number of well-known ghosts all called "The Grey Lady" which haunt various places in the UK. Warkworth Castle, Stirling Castle, Glamis Castle, Auckley, Lancaster's Grand Theater, Rufford Old Hall, Beamish Hall, Denbigh Castle and The Connaught Theatre in Worthing all have their own "Grey Lady". East Riddleston Hall,

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 The White Lady of Castle Huntly

The castle is said to be haunted by a White Lady, a young woman dressed in flowing white robes. There are various stories concerning her history, one of which is that she was a daughter of the Lyon family who occupied the castle in the 17th century. She began an affair with a manservant at the castle and when their relationship was discovered she was banished to a bedroom high up in the tower overlooking the battlements. Unable to endure her suffering, she threw herself (or was she pushed?) to her death from the tower. The ghost of the White Lady has been seen a number of times over the years, often in the grounds surrounding the castle. She has also been seen in the bedroom in which she was imprisoned.

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Branch Brook Park in Newark, New Jersey.

There are actually two different and conflicting stories that have been recounted. In one version the lady is a ghost of a newlywed who was killed. along with her husband, on her wedding night, when her car, skidding out of control, impacted a tree in the park. In another version the couple are on their way to prom and their limo crashes. There are also allegations that (as with other ghost stories) there has been some blurring or borrowing, and in particular that Annie's Road is a rehosting of this legend.

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Durand-Eastman Park is a ghost story in the Rochester New York area, supposedly the spirit of a mother who believes her daughter was kidnapped and raped.

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White Lady of Willow Park

This White Lady is local to a small and heavily wooded park and lake in Newton Le Willows, Merseyside. Supposedly the tormented spirit of a bride drowned by the husband in the lake on their wedding night, although different versions exist such as her being bricked up in a cave or hanging herself in the kitchen.

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Ghostly Sphinx of Metedeconk

The Ghostly Sphinx of Metedeconk by Stephen Crane recounts a tale of a white lady spirit whose lover was drowned in 1815.

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Brown Lady Ghost - Raynham Hall, Norfolk UK

For 300 years it was the seat of the Townshend family. The hall gave its name to the area, known as East Raynham, and is reported to be haunted, providing the scene for possibly the most famous ghost photo of all time, the famous Brown Lady descending the staircase. However, the ghost has not been reported since the picture  was taken. Its most famous resident was Charles Townshend  (1674 -1738), leader in the House of Lords.

*Source information gathered from Wikipedia