The Wedding Ghost

19. The Wedding Ghost At a local barn in Hertfordshire, England, wedding photographer Neil Sandbach was all set for the wedding and started taking pictures of the area. Not long after the wedding, upon developing the photos, Neil discovered something shocking…something that sent chills down his spine. The photograph showed a glowing and clearly floating boy in white clothes staring right at him. He inquired with the staff about any strange or bizarre incidents that might have occurred at the farm. The staff admitted to several encounters with what seemed to be the ghost of a boy in night clothes roaming abut the farm and sometimes blankly staring from behind walls. Who the ghost actually was and his story both are shrouded in mystery till date.

The Tulip Staircase Ghost

18. The Tulip Staircase Ghost The story behind this picture was that on Sunday 19th June 1966, an old retire couple from Canada – decided to visit the Queen’s house due to the much speculation and hype of being haunted. While he was standing near the Tulip staircase, the old man took a picture of it and when it was later developed, there was a ghostly figure ascending the staircase in pursuit of a second and a third other ghostly figure on top of staircase (which is not quite clear in the photo) The camera roll was examined by researchers and they found no evidence of any kind of tampering done with the roll. At the time the photograph was taken (between 5.15pm and 5.30pm) the old man’s wife claimed that was standing with him and confirmed there was nothing on the stairs. The staircase itself was closed with a rope and ‘No Admittance’ sign. Strange shadowy apparitions and unexplainable noises of footsteps have been constantly reported near the Tulip Staircase by both staff and visitors. There have also been sightings of a pale woman who is seen wiping blood from the bottom of the staircase. She is believed to be the ghost of a maid who came over the highest banister and died at the foot of the stairs 300 years back. One can also sometimes hear creepy disembodied chanting of children which seem to be coming from within the Queens House.

The Solitary Soldier

17. The Solitary Soldier This very old photo was taken in a house undergoing renovation. It is known that Confederate soldiers would sleep down in the cellar. The photo was taken during the American Civil War. It shows a ghost, believed to be that of a dead soldier, all lonely and solemn, walking up the stairs of the cellar.

Ghost of Bachelor’s Grove Cemetery, Chicago

16. Ghost of Bachelor’s Grove Cemetery, Chicago. This photo was taken during an investigation of Bachelor’s Grove Cemetery near Chicago by the Ghost Research Society(GRS). On August 10, 1991 several memeber of the GRS were at the cemetery, a small abandoned garveyard on the edge of the Rubio Woods Forest Preserve, near the suburb of Midlothian, Illinois. Reputed to be one of the most haunted cemeteries in the U.S., Bachelor’s Grove has been the site of well over 100 different reports of strange phenomena, including apparitions, unexplained sights and sounds, and even glowing balls of light. When developed, this image emerged: what looks like a lonely looking young woman dressed in white sitting on a tombstone. Parts of her body her partially tranparent and the style of the dress seems to be out of date

The Hidden Cowboy

15. The Hidden Cowboy In 1996, Ike Clanton decided to get his photo taken in a cowboy attire in the Boothill Graveyard in the famous Tombstone, Arizona. After reviewing his photograph, he found a strange figure at the back of the photo, dressed as a cowboy, that was not there at the time the photo was taken. He even tried to re-stage the entire photo by making someone stand at the same spot where the “mystery man” appeared in the background. Ike Clanton found out that it was physically impossible to take such a photograph and not show the rear person’s legs. Clanton said he wasn’t so sure about Tombstone being haunted, but this photo made him a believer.

Chloe’s Ghost At The Myrtle Plantation

13. Chloe’s Ghost At The Myrtle Plantation The house on Myrtle plantation in St Francisville, Louisiana is home to at least 12 ghosts, the most famous being the ghost of Chloe who haunts the plantation and is seen wearing a green turban. Chloe was reportedly a slave owned by Mark and Sara Woodruff. She was once found eavesdropping on Clark Woodruff’s personal conversation. As a punishment, one of her ears was cut off by her master and she wore a green turban to hide it. It is believed that Chloe supposedly baked a birthday cake containing extract of extremely poisonous boiled and reduced oleander leaves, as part of her revenge. But her plan backfired. Only Sara and her two daughters ate the cake, and all died from the poison. Chloe was then supposedly hanged by the other slaves, and thrown into the Mississippi River. She still haunts the plantation to this day. In fact, the Myrtle plantation is considered as as one of America’s most haunted homes.

The Union Cemetery Ghost

12. The Union Cemetery Ghost Union Cemetery located in Easton, Connecticut is considered to be the most haunted cemetery in the United States. Although several ghosts have been seen at this cemetery, the White Lady happens to be the most famous sighting. Many people have managed to capture her on camera and she has even been caught on film. She is believed to have long dark hair and is seen wearing a nightgown and a bonnet. Her most favorite places where she frequently makes an appearance are usually on the roadway alongside route 59 and route 111, where she is often hit by oncoming vehicles! One instance reports her of being hit by a fireman in 1993 which left a dent on his vehicle and he even heard a thud while hitting her. As the woman appeared in front of his car, he also saw a farmer with a straw hat sitting in the car seat beside him. The cemetery is out of bounds at night and is strictly patrolled by the police. The image above happens to be her face with a stream of spooky energy alongside.