According to the Great British Ghost Tour, reports said that a house in Inkerman Row was once troubled by a poltergeist, and that its most common trick seemed to be moving the furniture about.
Nothing more is given: no family, no date, and no ending. The row has since been demolished. The entry is kept because it records a working-class, industrial haunting in a district where most recorded ghosts belong to castles, abbeys and big houses.
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