This is a photo I took at the beginning of this month at the now abandoned Psychiatric Hospital, St Crispins in Northampton, UK.
The night was warm and cloudless with a prominent full moon and the building, of a large Victorian Gothic design was and has been abandoned since 1995. I used a 20mp Nikon bridge camera and took random pictures of the building as and when I felt. The building has been heavily vandalised and was recently partly burnt out in 2014. Most of the upper floor floorboards have either been burnt or removed to deter vandals so the chances of a living person being on an upper floor is next to none.
The windows shown consist of no glass or plastic sheeting on the upper floors, they are either boarded up or gaping maws and that is what makes this photo, to me, quite exciting. There was no reflection possible, no one in the burnt out room and nothing in the frame to suggest any paredolia. I had taken half a dozen shots of these windows and only this one exhibited anything out of the ordinary.
I am not saying it is anything supernatural but, considering the building’s age and history, this image, when zoomed in, looks remarkably like a Victorian lady with a ruffled shawl over her shoulders, next to her, less clear could be another figure but I cannot make it out. This was a third floor room with no floor.
Source – http://www.theoccultmuseum.com
