The Myrtles Plantation in Saint Francisville, Louisiana is a historic site that is visited by many tourists every year. It is considered one of the most haunted places in the United States. Lovers of anomalous phenomena come here in droves to spend at least a night here and see ghosts with their own eyes.
On December 5, a photo with a group selfie of regular tourists, more precisely, tourists, was posted on the plantation's Facebook page. Behind the girls, a black man's face is clearly visible in the window. The commentary on the photo is very short and unfortunately does not explain anything - "Not what you would expect when taking a selfie."
It is possible that the so-called "slave Chloe" got into the picture, whose ghost was repeatedly observed in these places before. But someone thinks that a black girl just came up from behind and looked through the glass of the door. Other skeptics say that this is just a play of light and shadow.
Ghosts The Myrtles Plantation
This black and white photograph was taken in 1992 for tourist postcards. There were no people in the background when shooting. When printed, a silhouette of a black man appeared between the houses. In 1995, a study was carried out of the image and it was found that the proportions of the figure are human and this is almost certainly not a play of light and shadow.
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This color photo shows a mother and her daughter. Then someone saw that in the background, in the reflection of the window, one could see the silhouette of a Negro girl in an old dress.
In this picture, you can see a black woman in the window. When filming people were not observed in the window.
The Myrtles Plantation was built in 1796 and belonged to General David Bradford. Many slaves worked for her. According to rumors, the plantation was built in an old Indian cemetery and that is why ghosts are so often seen here. Reported at least 12 different ghosts that have been observed here.