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Crewe Circle Ghost, 1920

Posted on Saturday, January 31, 2004
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Crewe Circle Ghost, 1920
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Uploader comment: One of several Ghost photographs taken around this time, many believed that they were hoaxed.


Recent comments on this image
Comment icon #10 Posted by rayce on 12/12/2004
This definately looks like a hoax.
Comment icon #9 Posted by gothdemon on 12/20/2004
LOoks like a hoax to me boss...
Comment icon #8 Posted by delvedeeper on 2/16/2005
I believe it is a hoax also but, doesn't mean it isn't don't forget that.
Comment icon #7 Posted by marine-bio on 2/24/2005
wow..what njice results when you get some lady to put on a blanket and stand infront of a camera!!
Comment icon #6 Posted by marine-bio on 2/24/2005
wow..what nice results when you get some lady to put on a blanket and stand infront of a camera!!
Comment icon #5 Posted by jacyra on 3/17/2005
It looks like Taylor Hanson
Comment icon #4 Posted by william_h on 4/1/2005
if that lady was really there the guy would've sttod up and slapped her for ruining his good photograph---photos were expensive back in the day and he is all dressed up for it and everything---the least she could have done was get a haircut
Comment icon #3 Posted by thegreatwhitehorse on 4/1/2005
that guy is scarier looking than she is. He probably carries a knife and is quite good with it in a fight.
Comment icon #2 Posted by sabbo on 4/23/2005
She's a creepy doll looking thing.
Comment icon #1 Posted by filoli on 5/16/2005
The man isn't in the middle of the frame because he was hoping to have a spirit appear in the developed photo. This was so-called "Spirit Photography" and people believed that they would get a photograph of them and their dearly departed. However, it was just another hoax, cons preying on survivors' grief.
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