About 15 years ago my football team were on our end of year trip, down the south coast of Sydney Australia, near Woollongong. We were staying in an old farm house, property built in the late 1800's with a large Manor style house with an old stable converted into a bunk house. I had been there the previous year with my brothers team and we had heard a lot of creepy stories about the place and I relayed them to my fellow team mates, and the owners told us a few stories of odd things that had happend. One story that was quite sad was the story of a little girl who had died from a hole in the heart, she had been locked in her room and served dinner threw a latch in the door for fear, that disease what she had was contageous. They said her ghost still haunts the old farm house and the place around it.Football Team Scared by a Ghost Girl
About 15 years ago my football team were on our end of year trip, down the south coast of Sydney Australia, near Woollongong. We were staying in an old farm house, property built in the late 1800's with a large Manor style house with an old stable converted into a bunk house. I had been there the previous year with my brothers team and we had heard a lot of creepy stories about the place and I relayed them to my fellow team mates, and the owners told us a few stories of odd things that had happend. One story that was quite sad was the story of a little girl who had died from a hole in the heart, she had been locked in her room and served dinner threw a latch in the door for fear, that disease what she had was contageous. They said her ghost still haunts the old farm house and the place around it.Spirits Joining In on the Fun
On the 30th of June 2010 my husband David and I went to see
my daughter Monique sing in the BIG SING for her school. They were singing at
the De La Warr Pavilion and it was called the BIG SING as schools from all over
Bexhill were joining together to take part in a massive singing performance.
I was so proud of my daughter and gave her a huge huggle and
kiss before she went into a large hall to meet her classmates. A few minutes
before the show was about to begin all the parents began to enter a large hall
and take seats. As soon as I walked into the hall I felt the presence of many
spirits.
Their presence was so strong that it made my head feel dizzy
and my vision go a bit fuzzy. Their presence was so strong that I felt as
though i would faint. I am used to this as it happens almost daily with me so I
did as I usually do and tried to smile and look as though nothing was
happening.
I took my seat and got comfortable. Everyone looked so
excited and so was I. I felt so very proud of my beautiful daughter and all the
children there, that they were able to have this wonderful opportunity. I
looked up as a spokes man got up on stage and welcomed all of the guest.
Suddenly something caught my eye! I could clearly and
vividly see a lady dressed in Victorian clothes wondering around near the
stage. I think it was Victorian clothing - not 100% sure but they looked very
old and elegant. Not far behind her was a man dressed in pirate clothes and
another man who wore a black and white suit with a very tall black top hat.
I remember asking myself, "Now are these spirits or are
they actually part of the BIG SING act." I looked around the room but no
one else seemed to notice them, so I asked my husband, "Dave can you see a
Victorian Woman, A pirate and a man in a tall top hat wondering down there near
the stage." My husband looked at me as though I was going mad! "No
there is only the spokes man down their introducing the first act." He
told me to try and concentrate on what was going on and enjoy the show.
I blinked a couple of times and looked at the stage once
more but the spirits were still there. The names Elizabeth and also the name
Humbert suddenly popped into my mind. I could not get that name out of my head.
I tried to not let their presence stop me from enjoying the show. It was a
brilliant show and I had to fight off happy tears all the way through.
After the show I went home and after tucking Monique into
bed I went straight to my pc and did some research on the De La Warr Pavilion
and the name Elizabeth and I also researched the name Humbert. I discovered
that there was a lady named Elizabeth Sacville who married the 5th Ear De La
Warr in 1813. He was the man who owned the De La Warr Pavilion. There was also
a family called the Humberts who worked there at the De La Warr Pavilion around
that same time.
by Natasha Chamberlin, Professional Psychic Medium
Brown Palace Ghost
Robert Brown`s wife and daughter were watching a Travel Channel special on haunted places in the US. The Brown Palace Hotel was one of the places that was documented on the program. They were going to Denver in June and his wife suggested that they check this place out. Well, Robert Brown being skeptical and all said jokingly if they found the place maybe they could get a picture of an orb or something. When They arrived in Denver on June 19, 2005 he picked up a rental car and asked where this Hotel was and they said pointing down the street at some flags that that was it. Now he was committed to going. He took 3 pictures outside and 12 pictures inside.Then taking the pictures he did not observe anything unusual. They got home on June 22 and before going to bed he downloaded all my pictures from his camera. He use a Kodak Easy Share CX6445 camera. Then they viewed the pictures and to our amazement they saw this in the picture. He has no clue as to what this is. The ships in the window behind the object are not distorted and he does not believe it to be a reflection. The object goes beyond the window into the molding area at the bottom. The only conclusion he can come up with is that it is a ghost. He is now a believer!
Shadow Apparition in Hallway
Sailors Ghosts (Pearl Harbor)
Ghost Walking Through Traffic in the Philippines
In video, ghost appears to walk through oncoming traffic before later appearing in front of a grocery store.The apparition was picked up on CCTV cameras outside a shop in Pangasinan, Philippines, on June 20 2018, at 2pm. The spooky sightings have baffled staff at the shop and even security guards have been alarmed by it. The grocery mini-mart is located in front of the town plaza and locals believe the apparition is the spirit of somebody with a grudge.
St. Botolph's Church Ghost
Mrs. Ellen Hammell’s Ghost

The strange event and picture were first published in the English newspaper Sunday Pictorial of April 19, 1959, and the story hit American newspapers by April 20, but the photograph itself wasn't seen in the United States until the story got a whole page in the Sunday newspaper supplement Parade for June 28, 1959 (from which the image above has been retrieved).
Freddy Jackson's Ghost
An intriguing photo taken in 1919 seems to suggest it may
take awhile for us to realize we're dead.
An RAF squadron during World War I poses for a photo. When
the photo is developed and they look at the images there, they see someone who
wasn't there when the photo was taken. The man was Freddy Jackson, a mechanic
who had died in a tragic accident two days before and had, in fact, been buried
the same day the photo was taken.
Why did Freddy feel it was important to appear in the photo?
It may be he didn't realize that he was, in fact, dead. Perhaps he was trapped
in that nether world between Earth and the afterlife. It may be that serving in
a war created such a special bond that Freddy Jackson just couldn't bear to
leave his mates behind.
Even though the early part of the Twentieth Century was rife with interest in the paranormal and hoax photos weren't uncommon, the Freddy Jackson photo has so far never been debunked -- and continues to be one of the most talked-about photos in paranormal realms.
The Man Without a Face
This is a story that happened to me in December 2011. My friend lived with me at the time, and we would go for drives to 711 at midnight just for fun. A Ghost in the White House
Ghost Attack Caught on Security Camera
Don't Play Ouija
I am in my late 30s and now living in Massachusetts where I grew up. I was a middle child of five in a very close family. When we were really young, my two younger sisters and I were always fascinated with the unknown. We would look in the obituaries in the newspaper to see who had recently passed away and we would have séances in our garage with some other local neighborhood kids. Usually nothing would happen, but a couple of times some weird things happened that we just could not explain. When my sisters and I were in high school, we learned about Ouija boards. We bought one and began to play with it. Two of us would get on it and the other would write everything down. At first it was fun. We talked to several different spirits that told us where they were from and about their families, etc. This went on for weeks, then gradually things started getting a little scary. Eventually, every time we got on the board, the same spirit would come on, who was not very nice. He told us he was the devil and he was going to get us somehow. He called him self "Zozo." When a friend of ours confronted our priest about this name, he got very angry and told us we should not be playing with Ouija boards; they were not toys and we could get into trouble. He gave his Sunday sermon on the subject. Needless to say, we stopped playing with it. Then, while still in high school, one of my sister's best friends lost her sister in a van accident. She and her sister were very close. She knew of our adventures with our Ouija board and begged my sister to let her come over and use it to talk to her deceased sister. Hesitantly, my sister sat down with her and contacted her sister with the board. Her friend bawled and told her sister how much she loved her and missed her. She didn't want to live anymore without her and wished she could be with her. About two weeks later, my sister's friend died... in a van accident - exactly the way that her sister had died. My sister took the Ouija board and put it out with the trash, and none of us has touched one since.Ghost Lady of Worstead Church
Strange Mist Captured in Stanley Palace
Tolima Town Ghost
Girl on Window
Ghosts of the SS Watertown
James Courtney and Michael Meehan, crew members of the S.S. Watertown, were cleaning a cargo tank of the oil tanker as it sailed toward the Panama Canal from New York City in December of 1924. Through a freak accident, the two men were overcome by gas fumes and killed. As was the custom of the time, the sailors were buried at sea off the Mexican coast on December 4. The next day, before dusk, the first mate reported seeing the faces of the two men in the waves off the port side of the ship. They remained in the water for 10 seconds, then faded. For several days thereafter, the phantom-like faces of the sailors were clearly seen by other members of the crew in the water following the ship.
Favorite Grandson
One of my biggest experience happened when I was about 8 years old. I lived in an old house in Torrance, California at that time.







