From Dickens to Doctor Who, Christmas ghost stories are a proud British tradition. These hauntings will spook up your festive celebrations.

It’s a refreshing alternative to the oft-forced yuletide joy and commercialization; resurrecting the dead tradition of ghost stories as another way to celebrate Christmas.

Marianne Noble, a professor of literature at American University, does a lecture on the history of Christmas ghost stories at a Profs and Pints event.(WTOP/Mike Murillo) During the holiday season ...

As he portrays nearly 50 different characters from the Charles Dickens classic, you’ll find yourself swept up in a story that ...

The Victorian tradition of gathering around the fire on Christmas Eve to tell ghost stories disappeared long ago, but the library has plenty of material about Christmas specters to spark ...

Let’s remember that Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” is a ghost story. Telling dark and scary tales for the holidays is a tradition that dates back to pagan times.

These holiday ghost stories will send more shivers down your spine than any crisp winter wind ever could. Less holly and jolly — more spooky.

Season's screamings! We look at the long history and tradition of telling scary Christmas stories involving ghosts, goblins, and more.

Christmas ghost stories morph into new forms as time passes, like ectoplasm. Spin offs of A Christmas Carol include Frank Capra’s 1946 classic It’s a Wonderful Life, in which the story is ...

Experience Charles Dickens’s timeless story, A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas, in a truly unique and enchanting way with American Sign Language (ASL) shadow performances. Watch in ...

In this episode, you'll get to know Ebenezer Scrooge. Nobody seems to be able to get a kind word or even a smile out of him.

A Ghost Story For Christmas: Woman of Stone stars Éanna Hardwicke as a Victorian newly-wed who gets the fright of his life.