Ghost sightings

Let's just say, it's ghostly.

Edinburgh is known as Britain’s ‘most haunted capital’ by some and with a dark history of sinister grave-robbers, savage monarchs and deadly plagues that saw piles of hundreds of thousands of bodies accrue… It’s no wonder as to why.

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Ghost pictures from Kingsville, Maryland

A spooky sighting was captured on camera in Baltimore over the weekend.

From funny specters to strange appearance stories, here are ten of some of Ireland's spookiest encounters with ghosts.

The Pennsylvania Logan Inn dates back to before the beginning of the Revolutionary War, and is considered to be one of America’s most haunted places with at least eight ghosts that roam in its rooms and hallways. Most of the ghost sightings take place in Room No 6, where guests have allegedly seen a dark figure standing behind them in the bathroom mirror. There are reports of white mist moving throughout the hallway during the nighttime and small children appearing and disappearing in the…

Many have wondered if, perhaps, the exceptional senses of animals might allow them to better observe anomalous activity. To see strange things beyond what we humans are able to experience. In fact…

The brown lady ghost photograph is the most famous ghost photo ever and even though many many people have tried to prove its a fraud no one has ever been able to. It has become one of the best photos showing evidence of a ghost ever. The ghost in the photo is said to be that of Lady Dorothy Townshend. She was the wife of Charles Townshend who was the 2nd Viscount of Raynham.