The Grey Lady of the Woolpack Inn is a well-known spectral figure, frequently spotted by both guests and staff. She is consistently described as a faint, greyish apparition of a woman, often seen drifting through the upstairs hall or occasionally standing quietly at the foot of a guest’s bed. Unlike many ghost stories that evoke fear, this spirit is widely considered to be friendly and curious. She has been credited with mysteriously opening and closing interior doors without a sound. Sometimes, small items like cutlery or tavern decorations are found rearranged, as if she has been tidying up after the living. Local legends passed down through generations speculate that she might be the ghost of a Victorian-era landlady who loved the inn dearly, or perhaps a jilted bride who lived at the inn long ago and continues to watch over the establishment.