Famous Ghosts and Spirit Photography

The video explores various instances where ghosts were allegedly caught on camera, including famous cases like WT Stead's spirit photo, the Brown Lady of Raynham Hall, and the Amityville ghost. It delves into the stories behind these sightings, discussing the potential authenticity and the legends surrounding them. The video also highlights the work of spirit photographers like William Hope and William Mumler, who captured images of supposed spirits, including that of Abraham Lincoln. Each story is presented with a mix of skepticism and belief, inviting viewers to form their own opinions.

What was the profession of WT Stead, who appeared in a famous spirit photograph?

• A newspaper editor

• A musician

• A school teacher

• A scientist

What tragic event is associated with the ghost on the train tracks?

• A plane crash

• A school bus accident

• A car accident

• A shipwreck

Who is believed to haunt the Toys R Us store in Sunnyvale, California?

• A former employee

• A preacher named Johnny Johnson

• A lost child

• A famous actor

What inspired the ghost stories at the Stanley Hotel?

• A famous novel

• A historical event

• A popular movie

• A local legend

What is the ghostly figure at Sefton Church believed to be?

• A former minister

• A famous artist

• A wandering traveler

• A mischievous child

What unusual feature is seen in the 'original photobomber' photo?

• An upside-down figure

• A glowing orb

• A floating head

• A shadowy hand

Who was the alleged ghost in the Amityville house photo?

• An elderly woman

• A little boy

• A family pet

• A young girl

Who is the ghostly figure said to be in the famous photograph with Mary Todd Lincoln?

• A family friend

• Her husband, Abraham Lincoln

• Her son

• A famous actor

What was the profession of William H. Mumler, known for spirit photography?

• A musician

• A photographer

• A painter

• A writer

What is the most logical explanation for the ghostly figure in the Lord Cumbermere photo?

• A trick of the light

• A staff member sitting in the chair

• A double exposure

• A reflection in the window