Few ghosts are more formidable than that of pioneer Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron. She still inhabits her former home, now the photographic museum and gallery Cameron House, restored and run by a charitable trust. Mrs Cameron's ghost has been seen, heard, and even smelled, in various parts of the house, as she takes a particular interest in overseeing the work. Her pale spirit, appears in a silk taffeta gown, dark bronze in colour, with a high neck and tight sleeves. Her hair is in ringlets and the dress rustles as she moves.