The Friends Meeting House is stop four on Spooky Merseyside's St Helens ghost walk. The article says it dates back to the eighteenth century and is one of the oldest religious buildings in the town. Despite the Quakers' reputation for peace and simplicity, it says, the building has a reputation for unease.
Visitors sometimes report soft murmurs of prayer when the hall is locked, or the rustle of clothing as if invisible worshippers still gather inside. One story tells of a caretaker who felt a presence following him from room to room though the building was empty. The article calls it modest in appearance but heavy in atmosphere.
This is a thin, unsourced local reputation. No dates, names or direct testimony are given. I have not independently confirmed the building's age or its address, and the pin is estimated. It is included as a listed local story, not an investigated case.
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