Mandy The Haunted Doll

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Mandy the haunted doll is located at the Quesnel Museum in that is in Old Cariboo Gold Rush Trail in British Columbia. Mandy was donated to the museum in 1991. At the time she was donated her clothes were ripped and her head was full of cracks. She is estimated to be over 90 yrs.old. The woman that donated her says she use to hear a baby crying in the middle of the night in her basement. After mandy was donated the sounds of the baby had stopped.Some say Mandy has unusual powers. Many speculate that the doll has acquired these powers over the years, but since little is known of the doll’s history. What is captivating, is the strange effects she has to everyone around her.

Ghostly Shadow In Dudley Town Woods *Shocking*

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This ghostly image was caught on film after numerous complaints of strange sightings in these woods. There is a history of murders in this location that goes back for centuries. Till this day this image that was caught on film has still been unsolved. I have to say that I was blown away, by this one.


Toddler Ghost In Basement *Video*

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This video really gives me the creeps! If you look real closely you can see a toddler roaming around in the basement like the child is lost.
Really sad.cry


Real Ghost Caught On Video **A Must See**

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Some people don't believe and some do. Check out this freaky video! It surely makes you really think (ARE WE REALLY ALONE???)


Ghost Pic Of A Little Girl

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This picture is down right creepy? You can see the little girl ghost smiling.

Real Ghost Pics

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These are real ghosts pics and following the pics are some real evps. Please enjoy!!!


Famous Ghost Picture From 1936

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The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall

This photo taken in 1936 during a photo shoot for Country Life magazine by Indra Shira,
this famous real ghost picture of an apparition descending the stairs has been
viewed all around the world. Indra saw the white form taking shape and ordered his
assistant to take a picture of this staircase. His assistant, who did not see the
white shadow, bet Shira that nothing was there - he lost when the photo was taken. He couldn't believe his eyes when he saw what was there.

This famous, real ghost picture was captured in is Raynham Hall in
Norfolk. King George the IV of England and others had seen a
ghost they call
the Brown Lady before this photo was taken. She has not been seen since this
1936 photo. So what do you think? Is this a real ghost pic?

Credits of this post: ANGELS & GHOSTS