Macquarie Fields resident Rosemary Hoy and local MP Anoulack Chanthivong are lobbying the State Government to install a lift at Macquarie Fields railway station. Picture: Robert Pozo

Ghost hunters say it’s quiet at first but soon becomes much louder, sometimes accompanied by the terrifying spectre of a teenage girl wearing dancing clothes stained with blood.

One group, the Sydney Spirit Stalkers — who “stalk the paranormal” — say the sounds are the “moans and groans of a young girl in her teens,” who comes out when the platforms are “nearly empty.”

The haunting is reminiscent of the phantom girl in a white dress, who haunts the Wakehurst Parkway on Sydney’s northern beaches.

Is Macquarie Fields railway station haunted?Source:Supplied

The Spirit Stalkers posted on their website that in the dead of night “screams would begin and then become much louder” over the tracks at Macquarie Fields.

“Other people have heard the sounds too,” the post said.

“Someone has once reported that they swear they saw a young girl wearing dancing clothes, covered in what looked like to be blood in her chest area. She lurks around the station moaning and groaning. She also sits in the middle of the station, and just stares and cries.”

Luckily, nobody has reported any violence from the ghostly girl.

Macquarie Fields railway station is reputedly haunted.Source:News Limited

In an article published by an unknown source on July 11, 1906, a woman named Emily Gengeson was reportedly hit by a train and killed along the railway line at Macquarie Fields.

Another paranormal website, Urban Ghosts Media, has also investigated the Macquarie Fields platforms, including them in a list of ten “creepy phantoms and urban legends”.

Their website reports “faint crying” carried on the breeze after the last train pulls out.

“As the night passes, you can sometimes hear the crying abruptly stop and change to hideous screams,” their post said.

“A handful of people have reported seeing a ghostly teenage girl roaming the platform (with) a dark splatter of blood covering her front.”

Jeanette Kamper and Jen Van Genderen from Sydney Investigation Ghost Tours have visited Campbelltown’s cemetery in the past.Source:News Corp Australia

The Campbelltown Memes Facebook page shared the spooky revelations to a mostly sceptical reaction.

Although some people admitted to being “freaked out,” most commented that the “supernatural being” was not haunting residents.

“I used to work late and get the last train to Macquarie Fields in the night and never heard such things, it just seems creepy because it’s such a deserted station,” Facebook user Jacinta Maree Hadri wrote on the post.

Lift campaign

The spooky turn of events was discovered during the MacarthurChronicle’s campaign for a lift at Macquarie Fields. The paper is urging the State Government to provide a lift as part of its Go Macarthur campaign. It’s not clear where the phantom stands on the matter. But Labor state Macquarie Fields MP Anoulack Chanthivong is frustrated that lifts at Edgecliff station in the eastern suburbs were approved within three months while Macquarie Fields commuters have been waiting for years and still have no lift.

Macquarie Fields resident Rosemary Hoy and local MP Anoulack Chanthivong are lobbying the State Government to install a lift at Macquarie Fields railway station. Picture: Robert PozoSource:News Corp Australia