A photo from open sources
At the Ulster Folk Transport Museum, located in the northern Irish city of Kaltro, at the end of last month made two mysterious snapshots, which supposedly captured three ghosts. It is noteworthy that the mysterious photographs were received on October 31, on the very eve of All Saints Day.
Perhaps it is somewhat suspicious that the paranormal guests decided to appear it on Halloween, but the fact remains: both images show ominous silhouettes, very different from ordinary people, just on the last day of October. Some They considered these natives from the other world to be very terrible.
In one picture you can see the old car in which it sits translucent human figure with a pale face and huge with black eyes. Looking at the second image made in the dark the hall of the museum, you will see two inexplicable green grimaces, and the one on the left strangely blurred horizontally.
A photo from open sources
Authors of the photo, 45-year-old Jonathan Hannah and 36-year-old Tim Matthews, not familiar with each other. Visiting Halloween Cultural Institution and having made a decent amount of photographs there, men don’t even suspected that something not rationalizable.
The Ulster Folk Transport Museum was founded in 1967. It’s well known that no one ever parted in this building with life. However, many local exhibits, including old rail and tram vehicles, quite could have witnessed human deaths and tragedies. Some of them survived from the war. Hence, perhaps ghosts in the building.
