We just received a second photo taken at the Smithsonian’s American History Museum that validates a ghost picture we had posted a few years ago.
Taken one year apart by two different photographers who do not know one another, a similar-looking ghostly head has appeared at the display case of the horse, “Winchester.” Though we have considered the phenomenon to be the product of similar lights shining on the case, or something of that nature, what is compelling is that the most recent ghost photograph has a more well defined nose and mouth when compared to the other photo. This would lead us to believe that, though similar, the face has been photographed at different phases of its manifestation.
You can see both photos of the ghost face, here: Smithsonian Ghost.