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12 × 12 painting on canvas
The "Lady of the Lake" is the tragic true story of Hallie Illingworth , whose remarkably preserved body surfaced in Washington's Lake Crescent in 1940. The folklore surrounding the ghost of Hallie Illingworth centers on a phantom woman who haunts the waters and shores of Lake Crescent. Witnesses, including visitors and staff at the historic Lake Crescent Lodge, describe a sorrowful apparition dressed in 1930s clothing. She is most frequently spotted floating just above the lake's surface or wandering the misty shoreline at night. Indoors, people report unexplainable cold spots, eerie footsteps in the hallways, and a lingering, melancholic presence believed to be her restless spirit.
12 × 12 painting on canvas
The "Lady of the Lake" is the tragic true story of Hallie Illingworth , whose remarkably preserved body surfaced in Washington's Lake Crescent in 1940. The folklore surrounding the ghost of Hallie Illingworth centers on a phantom woman who haunts the waters and shores of Lake Crescent. Witnesses, including visitors and staff at the historic Lake Crescent Lodge, describe a sorrowful apparition dressed in 1930s clothing. She is most frequently spotted floating just above the lake's surface or wandering the misty shoreline at night. Indoors, people report unexplainable cold spots, eerie footsteps in the hallways, and a lingering, melancholic presence believed to be her restless spirit.