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In the Benton Park area of the American city of St. Louis, state Missouri, the historic Lamps Mansion (pictured above) is located built in 1868 and, according to legend, inhabited by the most real ghosts. Here, various tragedies including four suicides of family members and eyewitnesses not once reported seeing in a ghost house. Phantoms are believed to be belong to the late Lamp brewers who were deeply unhappy in this place.
The reason for all the failures of the surname was the prohibition operated in the USA from 1920 to 1933 and actually left Lamps without a livelihood. In the 1940s, the mansion was sold, and there was a boarding house for a long time. Already then rumors spread that something unusual and transcendent is happening in these walls. Today, the building serves as a tourist attraction. There are a restaurant and a hotel, attracting both simple visitors and lovers of mysticism.
It is the researchers of the paranormal phenomena of our lives, who visited the Lamps mansion last week, managed to get one of the most impressive evidence of being in the house ghosts. Ghostbusters took a few shots inside, however, they did not see anything remarkable with their own eyes. Just watching subsequently received photos, Americans noticed on one of frames of a blurry female figure in an old-fashioned outfit standing on at the top of the front staircase.
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It is noteworthy that on the wall behind the alleged native of the afterlife hangs a portrait of Julia Lamp – the wife of a famous brewer. This led researchers to the idea that in the lens of their camera was precisely the spirit of the first mistress of the mansion. Perhaps the late Mrs. Lamp is not too glad that the former her family’s residence was turned into a place for tourists to entertain. A maybe her restless spirit just can’t leave the walls of this a mysterious mansion. By the way, let’s say a similar white silhouette of a woman here they notice at least several times a year, so the assumption researchers paranormalism is not without meaning …
