23 haunting spooky pictures that will make you scared
CachHayNhat - Take a journey into the darkest corners of history to witness the spooky and curious. Viewers beware: This is not a movie for the faint of heart.
This morbid scene of a medical student dreaming of his research subjects in 1910.
12-year-old Dominique Perrot and his parents identified a portal they witnessed to another dimension in 1976.
British psychic Harry Price in his library surrounded by his ghost-hunting device in 1944.
The pictures of "ghosts" were taken in the 1920s by William Hope, who claimed he could capture dead people with his camera.
A shriveled anthropologist from Ecuador, circa 1900.
A mummy believed to be the body of John Wilkes Booth was on display at a carnival, and police were called in to investigate the grizzly show, 1937.
Delta Tau Delta Mummy at Sewanee: University of the South, where women in 1940 were said to: "Kiss the mummy or kiss me."
This French factory, where dolls are built to look like real people, circa 1910.
Professor Popjie's terrifying invention, Radiana - a robot built with human bones, 1925.
A visit to a children's hospital by the clown Charlie Smith circa 1930.
This is a skeleton visiting Louis Armstrong during a performance, 1936.
This is an image of Ozzy Osbourne conveying his inner werewolf, 1983.
And the founder of the Church of Satan, Anton LaVey, presided over a black mass, 1967.
The demon watches over Londoners from the top of the Tivoli Theatre, 1927.
A group of "witches" pose for a portrait at a Halloween party, circa 1910.
The lone tree atop Gallows Hill in Salem, Massachusetts, where people convicted of being "witches" were hanged during the Salem witch trials.
And the solitary cell, where convicts in Salem await their execution.
Four glowing UFOs hovered in the sky at 9:35 a.m. on July 15, 1952, over Salem, Massachusetts.
The "Mad Woman's Room" haunted room in Norton Conyers, a manor house in North Yorkshire, England, where a woman was kept in isolation for many years during the 1700s and where her spirit was given is still to this day.
Illustration of a safe bed called a "Crib" at a mental hospital in New York, 1882.
A spooky Halloween costume circa 1905.
And this crew of vampires is about to go to a party, 1938.
And finally, here's proof that Halloween costumes will never be as scary as the 1920s.
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