Bradford's Science and Media Museum showcase their most sinister objects for Halloween.
Fangs worn by Sir Christopher Lee to play Dracula and a terrifying mannequin head are among the creepiest exhibits hidden in a museum's archive.
Another exhibit, known as Stookie Bill, was a ventriloquist's dummy's used by TV pioneer John Logie Baird to experiment with broadcasting. Sometimes referred to as Stookie Bill's girlfriend, Eustace was another slightly terrifying mannequin head used by Baird in his colour television experiments. Also pulled from the museum's archives are black and white pictures apparently showing ghostly bodies looming out of swirling white clouds.
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