More Classic Ghost Images

Here are some more classic ghost images you've probably seen around the web or in books:

This photo was taken in the late 40s in Australia. A woman only known as Mrs. Andrews visited her daughter's grave and took this photo. When it was developed, the clear image of a ghostly infant was visible. What is especially odd is that Mrs. Andrews's daughter died at 17. A researcher visited the site later and found the graves of two infant girls nearby, and assumed the ghostly child must be one of them.

This photo was taken at the Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana, and shows what many believe to be the ghost of a former slave known as "Chloe." Read her story here.

Newby Church in North Yorkshire, England has no known history of hauntings, besides this photo taken in 1963 by Reverend Lord. Skeptics say it's a fake, just a double exposure, but photo experts who've examined it say that's not the case. It remains a mystery who this apparition might be.

More Borley Rectory

Always an interesting topic, I've found more creepy photographs of Borley Rectory. Some of them can be enlarged.

Borley Rectory in 1892

The Rectory in ruins.

A view of the chapel in the Rectory.

The Bedroom known as the "Blue Room."

An overgrown summer house on the grounds, pretty creepy looking.

Images found on the website of The Foxearth and District Local Historical Society.

Classic Ghost Photos

Here are some classic ghost photos. Click to enlarge.

The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall, and probably the most popular ghost photo. It was also one of the first.

This pic photo was taken in a church, and no one was standing in or moving through the area when it was taken.

A photo taken in Eastry Church in Kent in 1956. There was no one in the pew at the time.

 I guess ghosts like to party, too.

 This photo was taken in a cemetary. Nobody was sitting on that bench when the photo was taken. This is one of the sadder ghost photos I've ever seen. Is it the ghost of someone buried there? Or are they waiting for someone to arrive?