In Nottingham, England, Nottinghamshire has Station Street, where the Hopkinson antique store is well known among the locals. It was discovered back in the eighties of the nineteenth century by the Englishman Jack Hopkinson, who sold antiques and values. The first owner died in 1897, and since then the store has been inherited by his descendants.
Now the antique shop is run by Andrew Hopkinson, the great-great-grandson of the first entrepreneur. Today you can buy clothes, shoes, jewelry, souvenirs and much more. Andrew is convinced that he is doing a good business, but recently his ancestor began to visit the store to check as a ghost. Sellers often hear strange noises in the premises, and more recently, one of the cameras at a retail outlet captured a strange human figure.
The record below clearly shows how a translucent whitish silhouette approaches a rack of clothes, stands near it for a while, as if examining the goods, then leaves in the same direction from which it appeared. A salesman named Izzy, who noticed the anomaly on the video surveillance monitor, at first did not dare to tell the owner of the establishment, because he thought that he would be laughed at or, worse, for a madman. However, Andrew himself started talking about the strange sounds in the store, and then Izzy showed his employer a mysterious video.
For no one is a dangerous ghost that still scares the store employees
Andrew Hopkinson showed no skepticism. “I think this is not surprising,” he says. - For a long time it seems to me that my great-great-grandfather is watching how we work here. This antique shop was his greatest achievement. Moreover, you can say that I owe this place to the birth of the world, because Jack decided to get married and have children only when he saved up a good fortune. If he did not have this antique shop, he might have remained a bachelor with an average income."
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However, the store staff are very wary of the guest from the other world. One of the employees who viewed this recording even quit, fearing to expose her psyche to the danger of constantly living in tension and fear. Apparently, the belief in ghosts is still very strong among the British, and many of them seriously fear such devilry.
The current owner of Hopkinson is somewhat upset by this fact: “I have to persuade people to stay and offer them a bonus for such an unusual neighborhood at work. But I cannot summon someone and try to evict the ghost of my ancestor. I'm sure he treats me well and is proud that his store is still thriving. I am also confident that the ghost of Jack Hopkinson is not dangerous to anyone."