St Mary's Hospital in London's W2 area is home to a heartwarming ghost story. A Victorian nurse is said to occasionally appear to patients, reassuring them that an experienced nurse will tend to them soon. This spectral nurse seems to be a kind and caring presence, putting anxious patients at ease. The nurse's appearances are a mystery, but they have become a comforting part of the hospital's folklore.

In the 1970s, a different tale emerged about a phantom known as Sister Thistlewaite. According to reports, Sister Thistlewaite would helpfully move bedpans and drop empty IV bags, showing a more practical side to her ghostly nature. While we dont know much about the Victorian nurse's past, its clear that she and Sister Thistlewaite have become legendary figures at St Mary's Hospital. Their actions suggest a strong sense of duty and compassion, even in death.