the Adelphi, was broadcast in 2002 on BBC Radio 4 as part of The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Ghost Legend has it that Terriss's ghost haunts Covent Garden tube station and the Adelphi Theatre. A 2005 Channel 5 documentary on ghosts on the London Underground reported that a ghost has been seen many times at the Covent Garden tube station, identified from a photograph as Terriss, though sightings have lessened over the years. A 2008 documentary, Ghosts on the Underground, produced by The History Channel, mentions a recent sighting of Terriss at Covent Garden Underground station, which was built after Terriss's death. References Sources Goodman, Jonathan. Acts of Murder. Foreword by Richard Briers (London: Harrap Ltd., A Futura Book, 1986), pp. 1–71. . Rowell, George. William Terriss and Richard Prince: Two Characters in an Adelphi Melodrama (1987; London: Society for Theatre Research) Smythe, Arthur J. The Life of William Terriss, Actor (Westminster: Archibald Constable, 1898). OCLC Number: 253652912 External links Information about Archer Final Performance, 2009 book about Terriss and his relationship with Jessie Millward great great granddaughter with Theatrical archive 1847 births 1897 deaths 1897 murders in the United Kingdom Alumni of Jesus College, Oxford English male stage actors Burials at Brompton Cemetery English murder victims People educated at Bruce Castle School Male actors from London People murdered in Westminster 19th-century English male actors Actor-managers Male murder victims Deaths by stabbing in London 1890s murders in London