Core56 Collection

Housewifes get together in Hampstead Garden Suburb to do some Physical Training. 1950

A picture to illustrate some of the ghosts that are supposed to haunt the streets of Newcastle

Have you seen a ghost? You could be looking at one now. This is a room at the Lord Crewe Arms, Blanchland. Is that the ghost of Dorothy Foster, perhaps?

In 1935 an actress committed suicide at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle and her ghost is said to haunt the aisles. But pictures like this one, taken in Feburary 1971, would not fool todays ghost experts

Park Benches lined up under the canopy of mature trees in their skeletal splendour Wintry gloom Weather seasons winter Grey skies Mist Fog Outdoors Atmospheric Circa 1958

The Cloisters below the Library of Trinity College Cambridge. March 1974

Pebbles in river Wivenhoe Essex. 1999

Clouds drift lazily over London on a summeres afternoon in 1941

Ghosts The birth of a baby was predicted 5 years before by the spirit of a young girl who saps out messages on its top and though the father had booked a vasectomy it was put off twice

Trinity College in Nevilles Court Cambridge Looking through the cloisters Architecture Old buildings England college exterior building Columns March 1974 © Mirrorpix

A picture to illustrate a ghostly woman who is supposed to haunt a Newcastle churchyard

A picture to illustrate a ghostly preacher who is supposed to haunt a Newcastle churchyard

A picture to illustrate the ghost story about orange seller Jane Wor Jin Jameson who haunted the Newcastle Quayside

A Turnover bridge, designed to take the towpath from one oside of the canal to the other. It is a practical solution to a practical problem, but a supremely elegant one

This elegantly dressed ghost must have cold feet judging by the cosy looking socks she is wearing

Empty casks used in the production of whisky awaiting filling at the Distillery at Blythswood Scotland Barrels September 1971. CR8545

Eric Liddle of Simonburn, one of Northumberlands few remaining blacksmiths

A picture of a dogs and its masters footprints on a beach

Vapour Trail at 35, 000 feet May 1976

Water Drops Effect May 1976

Light Lighting Effects. 1976

Coloured Straws. February 1977

Blue Streaks Effects. May 1976

Blue Ground Effect. May 1976

Grass Effect May 1976

Sunset on a dusk evening May 1976

Water Droplets 1976

Frost Effects May 1976

Blue Ground Effects. May 1976

Red Ground Effects May 1976

Coloured Spring. February 1977

Fabric Texture May 1976

Giants Causeway Northern Ireland forming a headland on the north coast of Antrim A cliffside formation of crystal-shaped rocks hexagonal rock formations A stretch of basalt columns Circa 1963 ©

The spires of St. Nicholass Cathedral, Newcastle

The Full Moon, the last of the Century and brightest since 1930 over St Philips Cathedral, Birmingham

Visitors queue to see the innards of the mill at Harbury September 1997

A man walks his dog at Chesterton Mill, near Leamington Spa

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"Exploring the Haunting Past: Unveiling the Ghostly Secrets of Core56" Step back in time to 1950, where housewives gathered in Hampstead Garden Suburb for a unique get-together - physical training sessions that empowered and united them. As we delve deeper into history, an eerie picture emerges. Streets filled with whispers of ghostly apparitions roaming the night, haunting the very essence of this enchanting place. Have you ever encountered a ghost? Look closely at this image; it could be staring right back at you. Behold, a room frozen in time within Lord Crewe's estate, where spirits linger and tales unravel. In 1935 tragedy struck Theatre Royal when an actress met her untimely demise. The echoes of her sorrow still resonate within these walls, reminding us of the fragility beneath fame's facade. Underneath mature trees' skeletal splendor, park benches stand as silent witnesses to countless stories shared by lovers and dreamers alike. Their presence evokes nostalgia for moments long gone yet forever etched in memory. March 1974 brings us to Trinity College Cambridge's cloisters below the majestic library. Here lies tranquility amidst academia's bustling energy—a sanctuary where knowledge thrives under hallowed arches. The pebbles scattered along River Wivenhoe Essex tell tales of endless tides washing away footprints left behind by generations past. Each stone holds secrets whispered only to those who listen intently enough. Clouds lazily drifting over London on a summer afternoon in 1941 paint a serene backdrop against wartime chaos—an ethereal reminder that beauty persists even during times of darkness and despair. Ghosts materialize before our eyes once more as we uncover their prophetic powers. A young girl's spirit foretells the birth of a baby five years prior—a mystical connection bridging realms unknown but deeply felt. Nevilles Court at Trinity College Cambridge beckons us to explore its cloisters, where history intertwines with academia.