Allegedly Collection

Hanging Gardens Babylon
Allegedly built by Nebushadnezzar II for his wife Amyitis, who missed her homeland, Iraq. They were grown on terraces & used water from the Euphrates River

Hanging Gardens / Babylon
Allegedly built by Nebushadnezzar II for his wife Amyitis, who missed her homeland, Iraq. They were grown on terraces & used water from the Euphrates River

Ufos / Kanab / Van Nest
Adamski-type UFO allegedly photographed by Fritz van Nest near Kanab, Utah, in full daylight

Ufos / George Adamski
He meets Orthon, a Venusian, at Desert Center, California; the encounter is allegedly witnessed from a distance by his friends

Ufos / Roswell Crash
At the Foster Ranch, New Mexico, debris supposed to be from a crashed UFO is found, alien bodies allegedly retrieved from second site on the Plains of San Agostin

The Roswell Incident
At the Foster Ranch in New Mexico, debris supposed to be from a crashed UFO is found, with alien bodies allegedly retrieved from a second site on the plains of San Agostin

Princess Beatrice of Saxe-Coburg with family
Princess Beatrice of Saxe-Coburg (1884-1966), fourth and youngest daughter of Prince Alfred of Edinburgh and his wife, Maria Alexandrovna (later Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Coburg)

Handkerchief Knot Test
Test at the National Psychical Laboratory on Rudi Schneider the Austrian spiritualist physical medium. Here, a knot has allegedly been tied paranormally in a handkerchief

Farming in Middle Ages
A farming scene in the middle ages (allegedly England, but more likely Germany) showing a farmer with a horse-drawn plough carving up his field, a watermill and cattle

Pope and Son Poisoned
Pope Alexander VI(Rodrigo Borgia) and his son Cesare are allegedly poisoned while dining with Cardinal Corneto

Carroll / Alice / Trial
The trial of the Knave who (allegedly) stole the jam tarts, before the King of Hearts, acting as judge, and the Queen of Hearts

DIBBINSDALE BRIDGE
Dibbinsdale Bridge, Bromborough, Cheshire, England, is allegedly haunted by a white lady'. The site of the death of a young nun who had unrequited love for a monk Date: 1960s

Suffragette attack on Perthshire Cricket pavilion
Remains of the Perthshire Cricket Club pavilion, which was burnt down, allegedly by suffragettes 1912

The Us cruiser Maine in Havana harbour, where she will shortly be blown up, allegedly by the Spanish, leading to the American invasion of Cuba and the end of Spanish rule Date: February 1898

DOROTHY JEFFREY / CORNISH
Dorothy Jeffrey (nee Pentreath) Allegedly the last speaker of Cornish. Date: 1685 - 1777

Ufos / Over Mexico City
This UFO was allegedly photographed by a passenger in an airliner over Mexico city, simultaneously with a power failure in the city

Kenneth Forbes Richmond
KENNETH FORBES RICHMOND Educational psychologist and psychical researcher, husband of Zoe Richmond who allegedly possessed psychic powers

Harry Price and Joad
Psychical researcher and author, investigating an allegedly haunted 16th century bed in Chiswick, with professor Joad, 15 September 1932

Isabela of Aragon
ISABELA (Isabella) of ARAGON duchessa di Milano, wife (1) of Gian Galeazzo II duke of Milan, and (2) allegedly of Leonardo da Vinci for whom she modelled as La Gioconda

Christopher Bainbridge
CHRISTOPHER BAINBRIDGE Cardinal, archbishop of York : Henry VIIIs ambassador to the Pope : a busy intriguer, he was allegedly fatally poisoned by a rival prelate. Date: 1464 - 1514

Farndon Bridge, an old bridge across the River Dee, Cheshire England. The bridge is allegedly haunted by two children, whose screams can be heard on rainy nights. Date: 1960s

Prince Nicholas of Romania (1903-1978), in about 1928. Nicholas was Queen Marie of Romanias second son and the grandson of Prince Alfred of Edinburgh. He attended Eton and served in the British Navy

Palace Minos King Stucco
Interior of the Palace : A painted stucco relief allegedly of King Minos

Hanging Gardens / Munster
Allegedly built by Nebushadnezzar II for his wife, Amyitis who missed her homeland, Iraq. They were grown on terraces & used water from the Euphrates River

THE MAINE BLOWS UP
The Us cruiser Maine is blown up in Havana harbour, allegedly by the Spanish, leading to the American invasion of Cuba and the end of Spanish rule

Rosicrucians / Stuart 1747
Charles Stuart, the Young Pretender, allegedly admitted to the Rosicrucian Order

Mazarin Attacked
Cardinal Mazarin is dragged from his carriage by roughs, allegedly paid by his enemies, but perhaps its a put-up job on the Cardinals part ?

7 Wonders / Babylon / Wonde
Allegedly built by Nebushadnezzar II for his wife Amyitis, who missed her homeland, Iraq. They were grown on terraces & used water from the Euphrates River

7 Wonders / Babylon / Parr
Allegedly built by Nebushadnezzar II for his wife, Amyitis who missed her homeland, Iraq. They were grown on terraces and used water from the Euphrates River

7 Wonders / Babylon / Picart
Allegedly built by Nebushadnezzar II for his wife Amyitis, who missed her homeland, Iraq. They were grown on terraces & used water from the Euphrates River

Mary Celeste /
The cabin of the abandoned vessel as it was allegedly found by the boarding party from the Dei Gratia

Caesar and Cleopatra in Shakespeares play
A scene between Octavius Caesar and Cleopatra in Shakespeares play, Antony and Cleopatra

Missionaries / Asia
The monastery of Echmiatzin (Utch Kilisseh) in Turkish Armenia, allegedly founded by saint Bartholomew in the 1st century

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"Unraveling the Alleged Mysteries: From Hanging Gardens of Babylon to UFOs and Royal Intrigues" Step into a world where ancient wonders like the Hanging Gardens of Babylon captivate our imagination, while modern enigmas such as UFO sightings in Kanab and Van Nest leave us questioning reality. Legends whisper tales of these mystical gardens, their lush greenery suspended in mid-air, defying logic and captivating all who hear their name. Speaking of UFOs, one cannot ignore the infamous encounters that have left people awestruck throughout history. George Adamski's alleged close encounter with extraterrestrial beings has sparked debates about life beyond our planet. And who can forget The Roswell Incident? A mysterious crash that ignited conspiracy theories and speculation about alien visitations. Intrigue extends beyond celestial mysteries; it reaches even into royal bloodlines. Princess Beatrice of Saxe-Coburg's family holds secrets hidden within their lineage - stories whispered behind closed doors, hinting at scandals yet to be unveiled. But let us not confine ourselves solely to otherworldly phenomena; there are puzzles closer to home too. The Handkerchief Knot Test reveals an age-old challenge faced by magicians and illusionists alike – how do they make objects seemingly disappear into thin air? Travel back further in time to explore farming practices during the Middle Ages when communities relied on agriculture for survival. Witness firsthand the hardships endured by those tilling the land, shaping civilizations through sheer determination. Even religious figures aren't immune from whispers of deception. Rumors circulate about a Pope poisoned alongside his son – a tale shrouded in secrecy that questions trust even within sacred walls. Delve deeper still into literature's realm as we recall Carroll's Alice facing her trial amidst nonsensical chaos – an allegory reflecting society's tendency to question authority and seek truth beneath layers of absurdity. Lastly, we confront one of history's most haunting mysteries – the Princes in the Tower.