The British establishment was the scene of one of the most famous ghost photos ever captured: the Lady Brown, who is called so accustom appears wearing a rich dress of that color. It is believed that his identity be Lady Dorothy Walpole, sister of Sir Robert Walpole and noble married in 1713 to Charles, second Viscount Townshend.
The woman died under mysterious circumstances in the year 1726 and his appearances as a ghost began shortly thereafter. Although reports of visions have decreased considerably since when the photo was taken in 1936, before that it had been reported by some sources of high reputation at home.
One of the most famous stories is that of Major Loftus, who was staying at Raynham Hall in 1849, and upon returning to her room one night with a friend named Hawkins, saw the woman with the famous dress disappear once approached her. Determined to confront her, he returned to the same place the next night and saw her again, but was shocked to notice that the place where his eyes should have been there were only two black holes.
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