Queen’s House, Greenwich, London, UK.
This house, decorated with ebony, was the place of imprisonment of Anne Boleyn, Catherine Howard (the fifth wife of Henry VIII), Lady Jane Grey, Queen Elizabeth I. Now the ghost lady in gray is still walking on tulip stairs. In 1966, photographer Ralph Hardy was lucky enough to photograph the silhouette, climbing the stairs. Kodak experts confirmed that the picture is authentic.
In addition to the Gray Lady in the Queen’s House you can also find other anomalies: children’s choir singing, ghost of a woman who washes the blood off the floor.