Via Newspapers.comThis account of a strange figure that seemed to take fashion tips from the Ku Klux Klan appeared in the “Syracuse Post Standard,” December 8, 1901:CAZENOVIA, Dec. 7.-The usual calm of this quiet village has given way to unwonted excitement.Strong men do not venture out at night...
Via Newspapers.comA ghost that was, you might say, all things to all people was reported in the “Moncton Transcript,” February 1, 1922:London, Jan. 30-Eastbourne is being troubled, or entertained, by a "ghost" mystery.A strange apparition has been seen several times gliding along the Crumbles,...
Via Newspapers.comOn this blog, we’ve met mysterious Women in Black. Not to mention the occasional Women in White. So, who’s up for making the acquaintance of a Welsh Woman in Yellow? The “Bradford Weekly Telegraph,” February 18, 1905:A silent woman, shimmering in a bright yellow light, with...
William Bell Scott, Woman Startled by the Ghost of a Girl by a MirrorSecond marriages can be awkward, especially when the ex-spouse has issues with their former partner entering into a new union. If said ex-spouse happens to be dead, you know your domestic life has well and truly entered Strange...
Here’s a comic! This one came to me while I was listening to MJ Lenderman’s Ghost Town.
Also, I spent a lot of time going back and forth on the ordering of these panels. I ended up with the original order, but at some point I figured 3, 1, 2 would be better. What do you think?
This 1960 movie brings bickering, impoverished couple Jean (Patricia Dainton) and David Linton (Tony Wright) into ownership of a haunted house formerly belonging to Jean's aunt. Once there, the alcoholic, philandering David can not wait to offload the property and drink the proceeds, but Jean...