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The below images were submitted to HH by members and visitors of the website and ghost walks.

If you have any interesting famous, historical or ghostly photographs, and you would like them included on this page, please e-mail them to us at info@hauntedhamilton.com with a brief explanation.

Recent:

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Aleisha Hindley who went on the Niagara-on-the-Lake Ghost Walk

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Alicia Smith - Photo from Hermitage model shoot - Hermitage Ruins Ghost Walk

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Amber Neudert

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Bob Goodall from our Ghost Bus Tour of Mansfield Reformatory Read Haunted Hamilton's Article Get information about going to Mansfield Reformatory

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Karen Lake - From the Ghost Town at Twilight :: Ruthven

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Chris Alford - Confirmed there was nothing in front of the camera lens.

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Julie Griffiths - In the basement vault on our Ghost Walk of the Custom House Photos taken one after the other to show no orb in the second shot.

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Nancy Straughan - Mist photo

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	My husband and I are truck drivers and we had a delivery in rural Mississippi. We passed an old cemetery and stopped. It looks like part of a hand is lifting the cat. Submitted by Shelly Hie - From a cemetery in Mississippi

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Brenda Turcotte - From our Ghost Hunt at the Imperial Cotton Centre

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Submitted by Carl Ambridge - Photo take in home in the town of Caledonia

Archive:

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	The picture was not taken in Hamilton - I think it was taken somewhere in the U.S. A person had come to chat the other night and was kinda frightened about this pic. Submitted by Geewhiz/Diane

	Orb Photo? Hamilton, Ontario Submitted by Billy

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	I took this picture while I was in Germany a few months ago. This is one the rooms in Neuchwanstein Castle in Bavaria. Notice the female apparition just left of the fireplace. Submitted by Billy

Famous:

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall - Read Haunted Hamilton's Article

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	The Lady in Bachelor's Grove Cemetery - Midlothian, Illinois (near Chicago) - Read Haunted Hamilton's Article

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Taken in 1959 by Mabel Chinnery while visiting the grave of her mother. A spur of the moment photo of her husband waiting in the car. She believes it's her mother. Mabel stakes her reputation on the fact that the picture is genuine.

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Myrtles Plantation - Is this the ghost of slave Chloe? Insurance picture taken by owners. Didn't notice figure in pic until after sending to the insurance company.

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	In 1891, the above ghost picture was taken in Combermere Abbey Library. The see-through man sitting on the chair is Lord Combermere himself. He was killed in 1891 when run over by a horse-drawn carriage and the funeral was underway when this photo was taken.

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Freddy Jackson was a mechanic in Royal Air Force. He was killed in WWI in 1919 by an airplane propeller. Two days later, this photo was taken. All of the men recognized the ghostly face to be that of Freddy.

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography	Tulip Staircase at Queen’s House At the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England. The shrouded figure holding the rails was evident right when the photo was developed. The negative was examined and proved the photo wasn’t faked. Footsteps have been heard on those stairs and on the next floor.

Historical:

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography

The grave of Bessie Starkman - common-law wife to the "King of the Bootleggers" Rocco Perri

Located in front of a Courtyard Marriott Hotel on Upper James Street, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Submitted Photos - Haunted Hamilton Photography

W.E. Sanford's famous textile and clothing factory.

Once located on the site of today's Royal Connaught Hotel at King and John Streets, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada