The Discovery in Dundee is home to a rather unusual ghost story. Charles Bonner, a sailor, met his untimely demise when he fell from the crow's nest of a ship that was sailing on the other side of the world. His body landed on the deck of this very museum ship, and it's said that his presence still lingers. People have reported feeling a strange, unsettling atmosphere on board, which many attribute to Bonner's restless spirit.

Historically, The Discovery was used for Antarctic exploration and was commanded by Captain Robert Falcon Scott. It's no surprise that such a vessel has a rich history, and with that comes tales of paranormal activity. Bonner's tragic death has left a lasting impact, and his ghostly presence has been felt by many. Although there aren't any detailed witness accounts, the fact that his body was brought on board and buried in Dundee suggests that his connection to the ship and the city runs deep.