From our review of the Handbook of Unusual Natural Phenomena by William R. Corliss (1977).

From The Discontented Ghost by Scott Corbett, 1978.  See this great library card pocket from the book.

"I have been a 'ghost.'"  From The Satan Trap by Martin Ebon.

From Ghost Stories, 1931.

A ghost as homecoming queen.  From Ball State University's 1958 yearbook.

A reflected ghost!  Note the whitish figure at far left, standing head-and-shoulders above the woman its next to.  It has a large head, seems to be smiling, and perhaps wears sunglasses.  It has a hand over the face of the woman.  Then note how the ghost is not visible amongst the figures below.  From George Fox University's 1971 yearbook.

From Unknown, 1941.  See Of Drinking in Remembrance of the Dead.

From Pluck and Luck Complete Stories of Adventure, 1901.

From Ghost Stories, 1931.

From The Children's Newspaper, 1942.

From Ghost Stories, 1931.

A hot ghost from The Australian Women's Weekly, 1951.

From Windsor Teachers College's 1966 yearbook.

From Colorado College's 1917 yearbook.

There are ghosts of ...

• forgotten pain
• hearses
• our own dead selves
• kisses
• chandeliers
• earlier rocks
• forests
• skeletons
• words unsaid
• ships
• chairs and tables
• coats and buttons
• old cities
• the future
• rickshaws
• men who never lived
• tears the soul has shed
• four-post beds
• cougars that still lurk
• past arguments
• rainbow arches
• snow
• old gods
• long-ago pleasures
• outgoing regimes
• dump trucks
• sacrificed animals
• duties neglected
• revengeful monks
• well-shaped crystals
• birds searching for wings
• umbrellas
• unpaid bills
• living people

[Tidbits gathered through the course of our research.  See Bullet Lists.]

From Ghost Stories, 1931.