Haunted Collection (page 10)

Scrooge sees the air filled with phantoms. Illustration by Arthur Rackham for Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol
CHRISTMAS CAROL. Scrooge sees the air filled with phantoms. Illustration by Arthur Rackham for Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol

Presidential Campaign 1884
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1884. A Thomas Nast cartoon from 1 November 1884 accusing Republican presidential candidate James Gillespie Blaine, shown standing in front of the spirit of the late Boss Tweed

RABELAIS: PANTAGRUEL. Panurges fear of death at sea (IV, 20). Wood engraving after Gustave Dor

RABELAIS: PANTAGRUEL. Friar Jean mocks Panurge, who lost his courage during the storm (IV, 19). Wood engraving after Gustave Dor

SHAKESPEARE: JULIUS CAESAR. The ghost of Caesar appears before Brutus (Act IV, Scene III). Wood engraving after Sir John Gilbert for an 1881 edition of William Shakespeares Julius Caesar

GHOST AND GRAVE ROBBER. An enraged ghost, rising from the earth, with a thighbone in each hand, wards off a grave robber. Engraving by George Cruikshank, c1830

HAUNT OF THE DRUIDS. Owen Glendowers Oak near Shrewsbury, England. Wood engraving, 19th century

SHAKESPEARE: MACBETH. The ghost of Banquo appears before Macbeth (Act III, scene 4) in William Shakespeares Macbeth. Wood engraving, English, 19th century

DON QUIXOTE IN HIS LIBRARY. The Don in his study surrounded by the phantoms of his daydreams. Wood engraving after Gustave Dor

GRANDVILLE: NIGHTMARE. Wood engraving after Grandville (1803-1847)

ENGLAND: GHOST, 1804. John Graham, the Hammersmith Ghost. Etching and engraving, English, 1804

SAUL & WITCH OF ENDOR. (I Samuel 28: 11). Wood engraving, American, 1884
SAUL & WITCH OF ENDOR. (I Samuel 28:11). Wood engraving, American, 1884

PLAGUE, 14TH CENTURY. Ghost cotillion of the souls of Black Death victims who were buried alive in 1347. Line engraving, German, 1604

The haunted auto. Illustration shows an automobile driver pursued by the ghosts of many animals that have probably been hit and killed by automobile drivers since the invention of the automobile

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

Newburgh Priory, near Coxwold, North Yorkshire, England, a house of many periods, built upon the site of an Augustinian Priory. Oliver Cromwell buried here; haunted. Date: founded 1145

The Householders Foes
Is life worth living? or The haunted householder A householders foes. Date: 1885

The Hypochondriac, satirical artwork
The Hypochondriac. Satirical artwork showing a female patient (centre) suffering from hypochondria, a mental condition where a patient over-reacts to physical symptoms that may be harmless

MOREAU: APPARITION, 1876. The Apparition (Salome). Oil on canvas, 1876, by Gustave Moreau

BLACKSTONE: POSTER, c1920. American poster of magician Harry Blackstone, Congress of Spooks

SHAKESPEARE: JULIUS CAESAR. The ghost of Caesar appears before Brutus (Act IV, Scene III). Photogravure for an American edition of William Shakespeares Julius Caesar, 1891

SILENT STILL: SCROOGE. Film still from Scrooge, 1922

KUBIN: GHOST AT THE BALL. The Ghost at the Ball. Drawing, 1918, for The Dance of Death by Alfred Kubin (1877-1959)

GHOST, 1628. An armor-clad apparition, reputed to be the father of George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham (1592-1628), whose death was foretold by the ghosts appearances to the Dukes servants

EARTHBOUND, 1940. A scene from the film

GREAT DEPRESSION CARTOON. This mansion is haunted by non-union ghosts. Keep away. Cartoon on the Great Depression by Otto Soglow, early 1930s

SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPH, c1905. A young girl holding flowers, surrounded by spectral figures of two women holding infants. Double exposed photograph by G.S. Smallwood, c1905

COMIC STRIP: SPENCER SPOOK. First page of the comic strip, Spencer Spook, from the October 1948 issue of Giggle Comics

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Phantom ship luring a sailing vessel to its doom on the rocks. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Ghost ship with its crew of death
Skeletons sailing a phantom-ship. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Harry Price and C. E. M. Joad lying in and investigating a s
Photograph of Harry Price and C. E. M. Joad lying in and investigating a sixteenth-century carved walnut bed, alleged to be haunted, at a private museum in Chiswick, 15 September 1932. HPG/1/12/2

Observer asleep on a bed in Base Room
Photograph of an observer asleep on a bed in " Base Room", during investigations at Borley Rectory, 21 November 1937. HPG/1/3/7 ()"

Porch entrance to Borley Rectory
Undated photograph of front and porch entrance to Borley Rectory from the drive. The bricked up window of the dining room can be seen on left

Undated photograph of wooded areas around Borley Rectory. HPG/1/3/3 (xx)

Workmen digging in the cellar of Borley Rectory
Undated photograph of workmen digging in the cellar of Borley Rectory. HPG/1/3/7 (vii)

South east face of Borley Rectory
Photograph of the south east face of Borley Rectory taken from the south. The photograph, taken on 28 March 1939, shows the aftermath of the fire of 27 February 1939. HPG/1/3/5 (xxiv)

Haunted by Drink, 1873
Ten thousand devils haunt him, day and night; haunt him alike in darkness and in light : the torment of a drunkard portrayed

Scrooge & Ghost
" You will be haunted, " resumed the ghost, " by three spirits." Scrooge is visited by the ghost of his former business partner Jacob Marley

Borley Investigation
Harry Price ghost-watching from the summer house in the grounds of the rectory

Borley Ruins 1944
The ruins of Borley Rectory, seen from the front, after five years of neglect following the fire

Mary Pearson, Maid
Mary Pearson, maidservant at Borley during the Smith incumbency, who claimed to have experienced the haunting

Rectory & Rector
Borley Rectory seen from the Nuns Walk towards the end of the Bull incumbency : members of his family on the tennis court

Borley Church 1948
Borley Church - the Waldegrave monument

Borley Drawing Room
The drawing room during Harry Bulls occupancy

Borley Church C19
Borley Church at the time of Harry Bulls occupancy

Harry Bull & Choir
HARRY BULL, rector of Borley from 1892 to 1927, with the church choir

A house reputed to be haunted, by local tradition, Yell, Shetland Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

Henry Irving / Bells
HENRY IRVING English actor-manager as Mathias in The Bells

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Step into the world of the haunted, where spirits linger and specters roam. In the eerie halls of Borley Rectory in the 1890s, whispers echoed through its walls, leaving a chilling presence that still lingers to this day. "The Song of the Mad Prince" by Harry Clarke captures an ethereal essence, as if it were painted with ghostly strokes. Its haunting beauty transports us to a realm where madness and melancholy intertwine. Joan of Arc, forever immortalized in Jules Bastien-Lepage's oil on canvas from 1879, embodies both heroism and tragedy. Her spirit echoes through time, reminding us of her valiant fight for justice. Alnwick Castle stands tall amidst England's Northumberland countryside, its ancient stones holding secrets untold. Within its fortress-like walls lie tales of apparitions and unexplained phenomena that have left many visitors trembling with fear. Arthur Rackham's illustration from Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" brings Marley's Ghost to life before our eyes. This timeless tale reminds us that even in death, regrets can haunt our souls until redemption is found. In Henri Robin's spirit photograph from 1863, we witness a mesmerizing illusionist capturing the elusive essence of a ghostly figure. It serves as a reminder that sometimes what appears before our eyes may not be as it seems. Lon Chaney dons his iconic role as "The Phantom of the Opera" in the chilling 1925 film adaptation. His haunting portrayal leaves audiences captivated by his tormented soul lurking beneath masked deception. Marianne Foyster becomes entangled in her own personal horror story at Borley Rectory when she encounters inexplicable events beyond comprehension. Her experiences serve as a testament to the enduring mystery surrounding this infamous location. In Japan's ghost procession tradition, spectral figures parade through streets during festivals—a captivating blend of folklore and spirituality that blurs the line between the living and the dead.