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sites and talk to people who've experienced the supernatural there first-hand.

Those ghosts are still wandering those halls waiting for someone to come in and talk to them.

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Just about halfway between Edinburgh and London, on the outskirts of the Northern English

city of Leeds, sit an adilic, palladium countrymanor known as Harewood House.

Although I will say, between the magnificently kept gardens and freshly manicured lawns decorating

the Thousand Acre Estate, the word house is really too modest a word to describe the

Downton Abbey fantasy fever dream the property more closely resembles, especially considering

Downton Abbey actually used Harewood House as a location to film the latest installment

in their franchise.

But should you decide to visit, if you venture beyond the estate's front doors and into

one of the many drawing rooms, you might encounter a portrait whose subject doesn't quite

align with the fairy tale romance aesthetic of the place.

At first glance, maybe nothing about the painting or the woman it depicts is notably out of

the ordinary.

If anything, the eye might be first drawn toward what the woman is wearing.

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