Are These London's 5 Best Ghost Photos?
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- In this video we will be looking at 5 ghostly- and very mysterious- images, all of which were captured in London...
What do you make of them?
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:16 The Tulip Stairs Ghost, Greenwich, 1966
03:47 The Bakerloo Line Electric Chair, 1983
07:02 St Botolph-Without-Bishopsgate Ghost, City of London, 1982
09:16 The Enfield Poltergeist, Green Street, 1978
11:57 'Skeletor', Hampton Court, 2003
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Bruno Hauptmann Waxwork Footage:
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Enjoyable watch.
The Bakerloo picture looks like a reflection, possibly of a guidebook or merchandise from Madame Tussauds?
And the Hampton court one has to be a staff prankster following the previous day's event.
Thanks Paul… plausible theories 😉
Can't be a reflection of anything like that, it is far too large? My opinion is that the train was actually stationary at the time this photo was taken and it is a poster on the far wall of the tube, behind the train, advertising the Tussaud's waxwork exhibition! The family said the train was moving through a tunnel at the time, but they could have been mistaken, (people take many photos when visiting London) or they wanted to make the photo appear to be more enigmatic! I'm old enough to remember those '30s stock trains on the Bakerloo and other lines, they rocked so violently that your fillings fair dislodged!! No way would someone be able to take a photo as good as that, with an early '80s camera while the train was moving!!😂
Im generally in the skeptical camp when it comes to ghouls and ghosts. Considering that almost every person on the planet carries a camera around with them at all times with a mobile phone and the amount of social media where over 4,000 photos are posted every second, you'd think there would be a massive increase in the number of spooky photos being reported.
This was great! Funnily enough, I was recounting earlier today, a spooky experience outside the Queen's House. About 30 years ago Hub and I were walking along that covered walk way. It was a dark, winter's early evening but there were plenty of other people around...And then suddenly there wasnt! Suddenly it was just us, alone. And the atmosphere just changed. It felt very strange and heavy like we'd slipped into a different timeline! Then everything snapped back to normal. However a woman hurriedly came up to us and asked if my husband was in the military as she'd just witnessed him wearing an old style soldier uniform! He wasn't and we said we'd felt something very weird too! There's definitely something about that place! Cheers, Rob!
Thank you! And what a creepy experience! Oh my! 😬
That sounds like a classic time slip, to me. Very eerie indeed.
I’m not a believer or a non believer, I’ll keep an open mind! I did have to smile when you reported on Hampton Court, I bought to mind a silly song from a Carry On movie ‘The day that King Harry got his Hampton Court’. Banal humour,I know but it tickled me! Cheers Rob👏🏻
Ha ha 😉
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Another interesting and thought provoking video. After looking at the Saint Botolph video a few times and with a little bit of zooming I noticed this:
At 07:48 minutes (the day you visited on the blessing of animals) I paused and zoomed in. In that exact Spot of the alleged reporting of a ghost there appears to be a painting upon doors, I assume of a person in period costume with a beard and holding his collars.
A couple of seconds later the picture is shown with the alleged ghost which Chris took. However there is a lot more light in the church and cameras and light can be a very turbulent relationship. But I clearly, when zoomed in, see the picture of the guy, holding his collars.
My gut tells me it is not a ghost but a light distorting what is already there. I am no expert just took a good look.
As for the rest I have no idea.
Thanks for sharing.❤
Superb observation andi! I’ll have to go and check that out 😉
I noticed it too.
Great video. Just in time for Halloween. You don't get decent material like this on TV. Top man! Thanks for taking the time and effort. 😊
I really appreciate that thank you. Stay well.
Great video, Rob. While I'm not going to comment on the overall veracity of the Enfield Poltergeist story (although the Conjuring 2 movie was really, really good), that photo looks like a girl jumping in the air, not being levitated by some unknown entity.
Cheers 😉
They more or less gave themselves away when they were interviewed laughing about it
It didn't help... @@TayWoode
Great video again Rob.
The Bruno Hauptmann story appears on a documentary called ‘Ghosts on the Underground’ which is available here on UA-cam.
In it the lady who took the photo adds an interesting twist to the story. She later received a message via a psychic medium about the photo. The message apparently said “I didn’t do what I was accused of but did do something else” 👻
Ah yes! I saw that documentary a long time ago and had forgotten about that twist! Interesting 😉
I watch that once a year
That is one of, if not the best documentary I've seen on this type of topic.
I was more admiring of the little Oriental holding a camera under the “hopper window” and the demonic entity behind the window, ✝️ - as a devoted Christian, I know that demons can take on any form they want & haunt us in various ways = this one masqueraded as a haunted poster in the tube tunnel ~ depicting the 🇺🇸 criminal being “electrocuted” in the infamous electric chair. I assume the original subject was the Oriental child and his parents on ether side of the “window” or they were an early form of Chinese tourists in London that the photographer wanted to take a photo of, ether the demon formed itself on the negative in the camera after the photo was taken, the camera had a strobe “flasher” module fitted on it and the demon made itself visible in the flash, as the photographer was focusing on the Oriental boy the demon would have suddenly appeared in her peripheral vision in the window above him ~ “🤨 - I thought I saw something in that window above him” and thought nothing about it until she went to have the film developed. As for the train interior; that would be an antique 1928 standard stock or a 1938 tube train ~ due to the influence of “Charles Yerkes” all those early electric tube trains had the appearance/styling of American street cars/train carriages
The Enfield haunting is a fascinating story, although I do think the two girls were attention seekers, especially Janet. Great video Rob.
Thank you!
Brillant as always Rob,and as Skeletor would say until we meet again 😂👍👍
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Ghosts on the Underground is a brilliant documentary
It is yes!
I had a ghostly experience once. I was working in a room with the door open and I saw someone enter the room out of the corner of my eye. Then a few seconds later I felt a touch on my left shoulder and I turned around and there was nobody there! It was just me in the room and all the hairs on my arms and neck stood on end.
😬 I was in an old pub once with a friend of mine…. There was nobody behind him- only an old stone wall- and he suddenly spun around; said he felt a tap on the shoulder!
The Bakerloo 'Electric Chair' photo always makes me think of the 1989 movie by Wes Craven, 'Shocker'. I have always been puzzled by this picture, though - there does not seem to be any reasonable explanation for it.
I've never been convinced by the 'Enfield Poltergeist' though. It always seemed to be too convenient, and the pictures show kids jumping about. No more than that. Several people have said that they are sure that the objects thrown, or broken, were done by the children, as were the voices heard. It's similar to a much older haunting in London, that of the 18th century Cock Lane ghost, the now amusingly named 'Scratching Fanny'. Hundreds of people taken in by it, and it turned out to be a young person, very much alive, providing the phenomena all along.
Good comment Brian, thanks
Great video! The Tulip Stairs and Hampton Court ghost photos are iconic. Greetings from Enfield.
Thank you! 😉
Brilliant with some good photos of spooky looking images mingled with the then. The madam Tussaud bakerloo line image was very interesting but so were they all. Happy all hallows ❤
Thanks Tracy 😊
Absolutely brilliant Rob. The strange thing is, we watched Ghosts on the Underground the other night, and the electric chair pic was shown on that. Very big believer in ghosts here, I used to work in a building with a resident ghost, and just about all of us sensed, and saw her, even some joiners doing work in the building at night told us off for not telling them it was haunted, they actually saw her too.
Thanks Barry! Would love to know more about that ghost...
For some reasons people have these experiences. And sometimes they coincide with past events and suggest a connection. Beyond that I durst not say! Another good un Rob! London feels haunted to me😮
Thank you David 😉
Nice one Rob , I remember seeing that on television, the doors flying Open at Hampton Court, and the figure stood in the doorway
Cheers Ron 😉
funny thing is that the "ghost" knew what a release bar on a fire door was for.
Hiya Rob. I love this sort of stuff... makes the hairs stand up and the spine shiver at times...... I do believe there is something left behind..... lets understand, we do have a small amount of electricity generated in the heart and brain which helps us function. So why not have some sort of charge left by someone that maybe died in a bad circumstance, or simply didnt feel ready to leave the earth as a physical soul..... does make for a good conversation.
Now, I am not sure if you know the history of Ludgate Hill and City Thameslink Station. I worked there for several years and when the station was built the hill was made higher so the new tunnel could be buried beneath the road service after the bridge was removed. The platform offices run along platform A and are behind a fascaded wall. Before the STation came along, if you stoof on the North East Corner of Ludgate Hill lokking towards Fleet Street there was a pub to your right hand side called the King George.... (the last time I was there it was an Abbey National) and next to the pub was a shop that manufactured big Arga cookers, In their basement was a workshop. When Ludgate hill was excavated the pub cellar and the workshop of the Arga place were exposed. The roof of the cellar is still in place behind the offices on Platform 1, and behind a small corner the stairs down to the cellar are still partially visible. At the North End of the Station by Holborn, it is said that during the building work, they had to cut through the corridor that took prisnors from Highgate Prison which was near St Pauls and led through to the big Court House opposite.
During my time there, myself and several others had some interesting experiences. It was both rather nerve racking but also very interesting at times..... some of the staff became accustomed to some interesting things over the years... a few contractors that worked nights there refused to come back after one episode, which several of us witnessed. If your ever on the SE side of London let me know.... would love to have that pint with you we mentioned a while back.
Hope your family and you of course are all doing well. Best wishes.
What a fascinating account John. I wasn’t aware of that…. Very creepy! And I will do 😉🍺 Cheers and stay well
Over half a century ago when I was a kid I saw a book with the Queens House photo. Scared the hell out of me back then, not so much now lol.
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Enjoyed this very much…as a ghost….its nice to know there‘s company in London 💀😄😉
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A Robs London Halloween treat. Loved this. I have an open mind with this kind of stuff but some of the photos are fascinating. That Skeletor 'apparition' is bizarre.
Ha ha, thanks! 😉
Worked in Brimsdown for years and got friendly with a bloke who worked in a model shop (Jennings) popped round to his to buy some excess models he had. It’s was this very house and I remember it smelled very earthy and dank in there but I put that down to the fact he kept those giant snails in an aquarium. . . . Never felt comfortable there if I remember
Blimey…! 😬😬
Well, this certainly didn’t disappoint as a spooky episode Rob! 😱👻 My favourite is The Tulip Stairs photo… I’ve seen it many times and it always sends a shiver down my spine… it’s just so odd!
Lovely comment Ladyellice, thank you 😊
Great and interesting content. I enjoyed watching it and loved it. Thank you Robert. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
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Another great video, interesting and informative as usual, thanks Rob.
Thanks Robert!
I remember seeing that skeletor on Art Bell’s website, pretty creepy I’d say! Who really knows, but, looks real to me.
Thanks Rob, another great video and it sure gave me the creeps! Cheers. Lance
It’s a pleasure Lance, cheers 😉
Great video Rob as always! The spooky doll by the bed in the Enfield pic of the girl in the air says it all! Chucky's grandma! Do more ghost stuff it's great!
Ha ha, thanks Liam 😉
Another great video Rob...👏👏👏
Thanks Pat!
Brilliant Sunday evening video. 😊
Thanks Paul ☺️
@Robslondon credit where its due.
Great stuff Rob. I had come across the tube one a while ago, and was stumped
It’s weird isn’t it? I fist saw it on a TV documentary years ago
I do love the London Underground Ghosts on here. Now that sends tingles
A very good video Rob 😎
Thanks for sharing 🙏
It’s a pleasure, thank you!
Great spooky video
Thanks Michael 😊
One either believes or one doesn’t. Admittedly the photos, taken before computer imaging software, are, if they’re not fakes, difficult to explain. But I’m always reminded of the Cottingley fairies, photographed in 1917. They fooled many people including Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes. I’ve never seen or photographed anything inexplicable, but my sister and her husband were forced to sell their home in Fareham after a series of strange and rather disturbing incidents while they were in the process of renovating and improving the old house.
Very interesting comment Mark…. Thanks 😉
@@Robslondon oh, and by the way I was born at Hampton Court. That still impresses a few customs officials even now!
I think the Tulip Stairway was the true one. It just looked most real. I am a believer having had 3 ghosts in my house and had something sit down next to me. I had to have my house spiritually cleaned which got rid of 2. The 3rd one wasn't much of a bother. I also believe in the St Botolph Without is true. The Hampton Court one looks like someone in costume. I remember the whole thing with the Enfield poltergeist and my parents were skeptical about it. Though I don't see how a little girl could talk with such a low voice. Great Halloween post.
Great comment Lesley, thanks for sharing your thoughts.
No photos I'm afraid but way back when my late Ma used to clean offices in Thackeray's old house in Young Street off Kensington High Street down the side of Barkers as was (I think anyway). there was a small 'tweeny' area too small for an office where filing cabinets lived in a row and Ma, despite beng a good Catholic girl, was half minded to imagine a ghost because that small area, whatever the temperature around and about, was always really cold.
On the subject of W.M.Thackeray there was supposed to be a tunnel from his house to The Greyhound pub, diagonally opposite his house so that he could indulge in whatever the pub had to offer without being spotted. Nobody ever found it and I'm sure the story is entirely apocryphal but an amusing thought nonetheless.
Another great video. Thanks Rob.
Thanks Paul: great comment. Hope you’re keeping well
Excellent!
Cheers Doug!
Very interesting and very spooky thanks Rob 😊
Thanks Bob! 😉
Your video has given me some food for thought. Great video, as always, Rob ❤
Really appreciate that blackcoffy, thank you! 😊
Highly entertaining!
Thank you!
Hi Rob, I’ve had a few spooky 👻 things happen in my life as well but didn’t believe the ghost throwing open the door at Hampton Court, surely it would have just gone through it ! 🤔😂💕🦆
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Brill vid Rob thank you really interesting and spooky too 💎🙏
Thanks Louise 😊
Interesting video, I had a ghostly experience once but I think it was the cat
Ha ha ;-)
So good Rob, really enjoyed this, thank you!
Thank you so much Anne 😊
fascinating! one thing's for sure, that tulip staircase is out-of-this world beautiful. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you ☺️
@@Robslondon ❤️
5:02 it's an advertisement poster reflected from the other side of the train car. I've seen this myself many times on trains. It's either on the opposite wall or in that rounded area at the top of the car.
11:29 she's jumping off the bed.
The first photo is amazing though.
Awww.... don't spoil the fun Mark!! ;-)
@@Robslondon All good- I like your channel.
@@markharc7615 Cheers Mark ;-)
Great video rob happy Halloween
Thanks John, same to you!
Just found this channel love your content. I'm a brit and ur teaching me alot lolol. Keep up the great content. Would live to see someone the magnificent 7 cemeteries. Subbed, liked etc.
Thanks so much Kim, good to have you here 😊
@@Robslondon 😀
Thank you Rob, I love anything ghostly, I have never seen the St Botolph picture. For any one interested in the Enfield Poltergeist read This House is Haunted by Guy Lyon Playfair, he was present and had a lot of experience with hauntings around the world.
Thank you again Rob, you never disappoint, always great content.
Happy Halloween 🎃
Thanks 😉
Great video Rob! I’d love them to be true but the skeptic in me says no 😂
Ha ha! Me too Louise 😉
I grew up in Brimsdown and at the time had just left school and started working. Fun fact I also went to the primary school directly opposite the house, but of course that was years before. At the time it did get a bit of local attention, but I don't remember it being BIG news. But then again I was 16/17, so had bigger fish to fry LOL.
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Hello Rob
Love the video. The subway picture is so intriguing. The green street one was during the same time as the Amittyville horror stories. Very creative choice. Thanks Take care Chris and Sandra of Canada.
Thanks- yes, Enfield is the UK Amityville for sure 😉
I remember those PG Tips cards Rob, that was my gateway into my interest in all things spooky. I had not seen the St Botolph photo before though, I think it is a woman. Great video though, I'm not from the South but I do like London and your videos are great and informative..
Lovely comment, thank you 😉
Happy Haloween, Rob
Thanks, same to you!
U had me at the electric chair, that was so strange...Great idea for a vid Rob👍🍺
Cheers Dave ;-) Hope you're keeping well mate.
Thanks!
Much appreciated! Thank you so much.
Oh, that was fun! I love a good ghost story! Thanks for all the research you do and the always interesting videos 😊👻🍂
Thank you Deborah 😊
Rob, where on earth do you find these things? While I've never captured anything like these images on film, I have experienced encounters of less sinister apparitions over the years. Apparently I just never had a camera with me at the time, or I simply neglected to utilize it if I did. Regardless, you've offered five locations around London that have now been added to my list of places I DON'T want to go. Any other haunted halls that I should avoid?
Ha ha! Thanks Paul… there are plenty of other haunted places for sure 😉
You'll have to wait for next year's video! 😉
You might have to avoid England altogether!
Excellenty spooky 👻
ha ha! Thank you!
Great video!
Thank you!
Creepy good Rob
Thanks 😉
I remember the Enfield fella, and there was documented accounts of the BATTERSEA POLTERGEIST around the 50s or 60s??
Great images 👍🇬🇧
The one on the train very mad?? With all the cameras that cover us now I'm surprised we haven't got alot more??
Ta very much for stuff I've not seen .... DOING LONDON 😍 PROUD🇬🇧💯 CHEERS,🥂🎬
Cheers Gary! There was a Battersea poltergeist, yep! 1950s 😉
St. Botolph's was founded by the St. Botolph's Augustinian foundation in Colchester, but Augustinian Canons wear a black habit, so the figure is not one of them. However, in 1307, there was a trial of some Knights Templar here by the Inquisition. The Templars had a large cross on their habits, but the Dominican habit of the Inquisitors was exactly as worn by the ghost. Maybe one of the inquisitors is tortured by a bad conscience, since the charges against the Templars were trumped up by the French King, so the Dominicans will have had to have fabricated them.
Interesting, thank you
Thank you very much Rob, this was so interesting that I watched it twice. I never really thought much about ghosts, but I don't discount them as many people seem to have experienced them. Also, I heard an explanation once that in places where a now deceased person had experienced intense emotion, they left behind a strong energy field that could manifest as a ghost. I found the second image terrifying. If it was an older train carriage with windows on just one side, would it be possible that it was a poster opposite the window? The video of "Skeletor" looks so real that I wonder if it was a real person in the video, perhaps a homeless man? If not, the video is amazing.
Was that you and your dog in St. Botolph's? Is he a Border Collie or a Border Collie mix? I love dogs.
All the best always Rob, from dark and foggy Dublin ( perfect Halloween weather.) All the best to your Dad too, he wrote a nice comment to me recently.
Thank you so much Laura 😊 I didn’t have my dog with me that day; she is a Jack Russell, you can see her in one or two of my videos… I think the strange film locations is one of them, we were at Ruislip Lido 😉
@@Robslondon Thank you for your reply. Jack Russell terriers are fantastic dogs. I just got in from the shops, drenched wet, so I will make a cup of tea and that's a very good idea, I will watch one or two of your older videos. I love all your videos.
Thank you! @@lauraswann5543
Thanks Rob. Another very interesting video, whether they’re genuine or not.. Cheers.😱
Cheers Doug ;-)
Fun video! 😊
Cheers 😉
@@Robslondon 😊
Very intriguing photos. Just right for Halloween. The old man’s voice in the Enfield Haunting did not sound scary to me but that of an old man with a respiratory problem. I used to work with the elderly and he sounded as if he had difficulty breathing.
Remember though, the voice is coming from an 11 year old girl…. 😬
Do reckon The Enfield haunting was genuine,seen the grown up girls being interviewed and came across honest about whole thing .
To be fair, yes- they do seem to have been very badly affected by the whole thing…
Hi Rob, fun video! I could have sworn the Hampton Court "ghost" has been debunked multiple times.
Thanks! Skeletor is real! 😉😉
Ghosts are often depicted in white flowing sheets because centuries ago corpses were buried wrapped in sheets.
Ah! Didn’t realise that 😉
In wool by law 16-17th century, made Suffolk rich😂
The women who took the beakerloo line picture Karen Collett worked at my school told this stroy to everyone
Oh wow! 😁
Did she know the people sitting opposite her she took the photo of?
yes that was her nephew @@kellydalstok8900
Their were posters with that electric chair on them. i remember seeing them when i used to travel to euston
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Rob, sorry twenty four hours late, an excellent video interesting .you have highlighted some photoraphed images, taken before photoshop was even thought about. As with all these experiences, people do not believe, when you have been involved with a ghostly happening your thoughts turn more to believing,, people laugh when i relate my ghostly encounter BUT i know what happened and months later a visitor to our house had an even worse experience, so much they never returned . Keep up the good work
Thanks Butch... I'm intrigued now, what happened?!
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Rob, what happened it was at our old house, we had a through lounge. In the room facing the back of the house between the right side of the chimney breast and the wall separating the two rooms I had placed book shelves. There was no gaps between the books and each was behind the the outside edge of the shelf, too remove a book you had to place a finger on top and move it so you were able to lift it out.
One Sunday morning I was sitting in the front room , without any warning or noise three large books deposited themselves into a position a good three feet away from the shelf the room went cold and the dog disappeared to the kitchen
Months we had a gathering, on that evening sound equipment was playing up finally I got it going
Two people left without any warning the wife just we are going thanks
My wife asked the other wife on Monday what was wrong
I forget the husbands name but the story read like this
Everything was going well
UNTILL HE SAW A PERSON WALK DOWN THE STAIRS AND PASS THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR, he was gone, never to return
Another incident that is weird
We the family were traveling to Devon for holiday. We were on the A303, I remember I was 5 or 6 at the time.
I was sitting on the off side behind dad driving, looking out the window I saw this house, Manor House of the the village you say but not a stately house
Without saying a word my thoughts were one day I will live in that house
Ten years later when I left school I joined a YMCA farm training scheme
That house was the first house I lived in when I left home the YMCA had taken over the whole top floor and the stable block
Two occurrences I can put no logical explanation to
But people laugh when I tell about the person and the door
What are your thoughts ??
Oh Rob, do you think its safe to come out from behind the sofa yet 👻👻👻 Cheers DougT
No! It's not even Halloween yet! Cheers Doug ;-)
My personal belief is that Angel station is one of the most haunted places in London
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How did you persuade Richard Ayouade to do the voiceover?!
I'm the poor man's version ;-) Been a while since people compared my voice to his, but always nice when they do!
@@Robslondon lol, well done anyway, enjoyed the video.
Hmmm. Not a believer but a good video for Halloween
Cheers Robbo 😉
5:04 looks like the reflection of a movie poster
Could be 🤔
I got a ghostly nudge across my back during a visit to Westminster Abbey, no-one was behind me, and I was wearing at least three layers of clothing (so no draught).
I’m a skeptic/open minded about it, still a bit weird though ?
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Not to worry. Starsky and Hutch are on the case in Enfield!
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The Electric Chair one must be the reflection of a poster behind the photographer in the train carriage?
The St Botolph one is just pareidolia caused by a trick of the light. The Enfield one is ridiculous. And Skeletor looks like a woman in modern winter coat.
The only strange one is the first one, but that looks to be too arty to be genuine, probably just a guy messing with double exposures.
Don’t spoil the fun Ringtail! 😂😂😉
But it was within a tunnel where there are no posters 🤔
I’m scared now 😬
Sorry! 😉
Never mind the tulip stairs ghost ,it's the tulip stairs themselves that freak me out! How on earth do they stay up or support anyone climbing them?
Ha ha! If you're interested to know more check out my video on the Queen's House- I go into them in a bit more detail ;-)
@@Robslondon Ok! Will do! They certainly are a stunning piece of architecture.
@@2760ade Thanks ;-)
No, there was a poster advertising the electric chair exhibit on the underground. I remember seeing it myself. This photo has long since been de-bunked!
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You must of imagined it plus you have no proof. Secondly they do not put up posters inside tunnels, simply as that.
@@thewrecker3140 Great garbled debunk there champ. You sure told him.
I used to work at Hampton Court Palace and I will tell you those doors are REALLY heavy I’m a pretty big guy and it took 3 of us to push those doors open like that.
That place is seriously haunted and if you don’t think that a “ghost” wasn’t pushing that door open you would be wrong 👻
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It took 3 of you to open a panic latch? Okay fella.
apprently for the Hampden Court ghost, if you watch the full video he opens the doors, closes them, realises hes closing them in the wrong order, opens again, and closes them properly.
Ha ha!
@@Robslondon only recently found your channel and already i'm a big fan. i don't get to visit london as much as i used to unfortunately, though i am there soon touring some technical/scientific libraries for work. doubt they'd be interesting enough for a video though.
Now everyone has video & still equipment with them at all times you would expect there to be a huge increase in the number of paranormal images.
If the paranormal exists, of course.
My own feeling is that now photography is free of the vaguaries if emulsion on film & the wet developing process then double exposures, light entering the camera snd a multitude of other problems that can arise have been eliminated.
There's always the "Didn't notice anything until the film was developed!" clause which is when these errors are noticed.
The same is happening with CCTV. In it's infancy the grainy, low resolution images were perfect for pareidolia to eork on with a corresponding high number of CVTV ghosts.
As resolution & clarity in low light conditions improved then the numbers of unexplained imagery has fallen.
Interesting point
Just like miracles never happen anymore now that science is more advanced and everyone carries a camera.
@@kellydalstok8900 Hi Kelly. Miracles do happen. Quite a few have happened to me.💖
Absolutely agree. I knew Maurice Grosse, the Enfield poltergeist investigator.
Although he died in 2006 it had occurred to him that he didn’t see any ghost images in digital photography
@@kellydalstok8900 Exactly! And UFO sightings should be 10 a penny by now! 😆
Enthralling and entertaining as always Rob, thank you.
I remain open minded on the subject of ghostly goings on, but the Enfield story does look a little far fetched.
Cheers 😉
That train ghost is a Madame Tussaud advert poster,oh your saykng madam tussaudes as im writing.
No! It’s in a tunnel!! 🤣
'It's not ghosts!'
'How do you know?'
'Because NOTHING is ghosts.'
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Is it just my imagination playing tricks on me or can i see some outline and some flickering lights in the current day footage of st Botolph's at around 8:54 ?
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Yes, I saw it too. It’s clearly something in the way the light falls through the window. The ghost would be a giant too, if it were real, which it can’t be, because ghosts don’t exist.
For those of you who are interested in the *Enfield Poltergeist* case. There is a photograph of Janet sleeping on top of a radio set and she was found by John Burcombe, (who apparently is Janet's uncle) he has a very puzzled and worried look on his face. He has every right to be, because the night before that photo was taken. Janet was given a Valium injection and place in her bed. So here is my question, *how did Janet, end up on top of the radio set?* Because although she was sleeping in the same room as her sister, even she wouldn't have had the strength to move her on top of the radio set.
I know that photo, yes. Very odd.
Getting there! Not a believer in ghosts other than the holy one! But interesting. Thanks.
Rob
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It's a bit too spooky for me. Lol.
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With regards to the last 'ghost', apparently they know how to operate a panic latch :D
Ha ha! Those latches must've been around in centuries past too! ;-)
lololol to all of this.
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Great video Rob🙂
Thank you for all the research you put into your work.
Always a joy 👌🏻
I truly appreciate that Christine, thank you