The camera at the Pioneer Museum

Utah · United States · Haunted site

A woman's face appeared on the motion cameras in the early hours of 10 October 2007 and stayed on screen for about five minutes.

The surveillance cameras at the Pioneer Memorial Museum beside the Utah State Capitol recorded something in the early hours of 10 October 2007.

What appears on the motion cameras is a woman's face. It stayed there for around five minutes.

A date, a time and a recording device make this one of the few entries in this collection with anything approaching a record. Security footage is timestamped, it is retained, and the people who reviewed it were doing so as part of their job.

It also has the ordinary explanations that come with any camera: reflections on glass, insects near the lens, and infrared illumination doing strange things to dust.

The museum holds the possessions of the Mormon pioneers who crossed to this valley, which is one of the largest collections of personal objects from a single migration anywhere.

It is open to visitors.

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Where is The camera at the Pioneer Museum located?

The camera at the Pioneer Museum is in Utah, United States.