There are many haunted photos online, but not all of them are genuine. In this collection, we have collected for you the most famous ghost pictures, the authenticity of which has been verified by competent experts.
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The photo captures the ghost of a child looking out of the window of the famous haunted house at 432 Abercorn Street in Savannah, USA. Legend has it that a girl, tied to a chair by the window, died of heatstroke in the house.
The history of this photo is also widely known. The picture was taken before the relatives took the old woman to a nursing home. As you can see in the photo, her husband, who had died 13 years earlier, also appeared behind her.
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This is a photograph taken at Lake Dorothy Dunn, Wisconsin, USA. According to the photographer, there were no children around when the photo was taken.
This photograph was taken at Hampton Court Palace in England in 2003. According to experts, the image of the ghost at the door is not a photomontage.
In 1975, Diana and Peter Bertelot visited the Vorsted Church. Peter photographed his wife praying in silence on one of the pews. Later he found out that he was able to capture in the photo and the White Lady, about which among the local population there are legends.
Mrs. Andrews came to the cemetery to visit her daughter Joyce, who died when she was 17 years old and did not notice anything unusual when she took this picture. The woman claims that there were no children nearby.
Freddie Jackson was a RAF mechanic during World War I and died in 1919 after being hit by a propeller. But two days later, he appeared in a group photo of the squadron, peering out from behind the head of his best friend.
Wedding photographer Neil Sandbach filmed the area when he photographed this barn in Hertfordshire, England. An incomprehensible white figure appeared in the photo, the explanation of whose presence Neal could not find.