For sure do not look at these before bedtime and if you aren’t scared of ghosts you may be after seeing these. If you see any ghosts after viewing this then be sure to take a selfie with them and post it on our Facebook page. Comment below if you are able to sleep after seeing this!!
1. Grandpa’s ghost
A woman took a photo of her grandmother, in ’97, but a figure that looks like her grandfather can be seen in the background. He died in 1984.
2. Haunted Toys-R-Us
The figure leaning in the background was not seen by anyone sitting on the floor at this Toys R Us and wasn’t captured on any security cameras.
3. Ghost Farmhand
Photographer Neil Sandbach was taking photos of this English farmhouse when he spotted this figure in the background. The owners say they see the same figure a few times a month.
4. Ghost of Lord Combermere
This photo was supposed to be of an empty chair, but the blurred face of the owner of the home can be seen if you look closely.
5. Ghost of a Soldier
In this photo of Royal Air Force airmen, one of the soldiers who died a few days earlier can be seen in the photo.
6. Backseat Ghosts
A woman can be seen sitting in the backseat of this car. This is Ellen, the driver, Mabel’s, mother. Mabel was visiting Ellen’s grave when this picture was taken.
7. Legless Cowboy
A cowboy can be seen rising from the ground in the background of this photo. But the shadow makes it look like he doesn’t have legs.
8. Ghost of a baby
The photographer who took this photo was visiting her daughter’s grave, but there was no child with her. She claims that they child in the photo looks nothing like her daughter.
9. Child on the tracks
This photo was taken at the site of a horrific accident in San Antonio where children were hit by a train. This one gave me goosebumps for sure. Scary little thing.
10. The Tulip Staircase
A woman can be seen clutching the staircase in this photo. It was taken at the Queen’s House section of the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England.
11. The 
This photo was taken in 1936. The misty figure is believed to be Lady Dorothy Townsend who was the original owner of Raynham Hall.