The legend of the phantom Number 7 bus haunts a road in North Kensington, intertwining with a tragic accident from 1934. While records confirm a real collision, the ghostly narrative surrounding it likely evolved before the crash, gaining traction over time. Urban legends often blend factual events with myth, creating a fascinating tapestry of history and folklore. The legend of the phantom Number 7 bus haunts a road in North Kensington, intertwining with a tragic accident from 1934. While records confirm a real collision, the ghostly narrative surrounding it likely evolved before the crash, gaining traction over time. Urban legends often blend factual events with myth, creating a fascinating tapestry of history and folklore.
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