The Black Horse Public House in Cradley, a quaint village in the West Midlands, has a haunting tale that has been whispered about for years. This historic pub, sadly no longer standing, was once home to a mischievous spirit named Lucy. She was a serving girl who worked at the pub, and her ghost was said to haunt the Garret Room, located on the third floor. Lucy dont seem to be causing any trouble but her presence was certainly felt by those who claimed to have seen her.

Historical records show that the Black Horse Public House was a popular gathering spot for locals back in the day. The fact that Lucy was a serving girl suggests that she was an integral part of the pub's daily operations. Although we dont know much about the specific incidents involving Lucy's ghost, its clear that she left an impression on those who encountered her. Unfortunately, since the pub is no longer standing, visitors wont be able to experience the Garret Room for themselves, but Lucy's legend lives on.