The Case For Spirit Photography

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Exploring the phenomenon of spirit photography, the book recounts Arthur Conan Doyle's advocacy for its authenticity following his own experiences and those of early photographers like William Mumler. Beginning with Mumler's controversial images of apparitions, including one of Mary Todd Lincoln with her deceased husband, the narrative delves into the ensuing skepticism and legal battles. Doyle, a prominent supporter of Spiritualism, contrasts with his friend Harry Houdini, who exposed fraudulent practices. The book presents captivating stories and reproductions of the original spirit photographs, igniting intrigue about life beyond death.