The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall


Taken in 1936 during a photo shoot for Country Life magazine, this famous photograph of an apparition descending the stairs has been viewed round the world. She has not been seen since 1936

Famous Ghost Photo Picture From WWI


Taken in 1919, this ghost photo of a RAF squadron from WWI has an extra ghostly face in the picture. It is believed to be Freddy Jackson, an air mechanic who had been accidentally killed by an airplane propellor two days before the pic was taken. His funeral took place on the day the photograph was shot. Members of his air squadron recognized his face with ease and believe he must have showed up for the picture, unaware he had passed. Freddy's ghostly apparition appears behind the airman in the top row, fourth from the left.




The image, of a woman writing on pad, was taken by a security camera in a locked office in a US court room. Court official Barbara Jones identified it as a ghost and alerted security guards. But on entering the room they walked straight through the image. The building, the Lincoln County Court in North Carolina, has a haunted history. Some workers think the image could have been a reflection


WHITE HOUSE HauNTiNGs !!

There are many old houses that are said to be haunted and the White House, which is the home of the President of the United States, is one of them.

Many tales of haunted houses are simply tales of the imagination. However, the stories of ghosts and hauntings at the White House have a lot of evidence that indicate they might be true.
Many guest who have stayed at the White House have reported seeing the ghost of Abraham Lincoln in the vicinity (area) of his former bedroom. He has also been seen pacing the second floor hallway, seemingly in an agitated state.

The first person to report seeing the ghost of Mr. Lincoln was former First Lady, Grace Coolidge. She said she saw him standing in the Oval Office, looking out the window. It seemed to her that he was deeply concerned about something.

Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands heard a knock on her door one night when she was getting ready for bed. Her room was directly across the hall from Mr. Lincoln's former bedroom and when she answered the door, she was looking at the ghostly figure of the former President. He said nothing and turned and walked away.

A staff member of Franklin D. Roosevelt saw Mr. Lincoln sitting on the side of the bed in his former bedroom. The woman said he was taking off his boots and appeared to be preparing to retire for the night. The woman was terribly frightened and left the room immediately.

Harry Truman saw the ghostly apparition of Mr. Lincoln, as did his daughter, Margaret. Mr. Truman was visited in the middle of the night by by the former President.

President John F. Kennedy's former butler, Tobias Johnson, describes Mr. Lincoln's ghost as polite and curious. He reported that if Mr. Lincoln wants to get your attention, he taps you on the shoulder or coughs softly.

It seems that President Lincoln isn't the only ghost that's been spotted at the White House. A number of other ghosts have been seen there, as well. President Harrison is reported to haunt the attic where he looks through old boxes, looking for something.

Former President Andrew Johnson paces the Rose Room muttering nasty words. The tenth President, John Tyler, has also appeared to White House visitors.

Abigail Adams, wife of former President John Adams, always did her own laundry and hung it in the East Room. This lady's ghostly apparition has been seen in the East Room hanging laundry on the clothes line that she had strung there.