This public talk is a tale of mystery and intrigue, taken from my Grandmother's recently discovered 1902 journal, when she worked in service as a dressmaker in a large manor house in Kent. This is a very popular talk and usually gets a few oohs and aahhs in the middle. I don't want to say too much as it will spoil the tale, which I found in her 1902 journal when she was just twenty years old. The journal was in an old metal box and it was by chance that I spotted it, while researching the old pictures and documents for my other talk. The journal was just a thin book with a small photo album tied to it with black ribbon. I had to type it out as the writing had faded badly, but the more I typed the more engrossed I became with the very strange and mysterious tale. The photo album included all the people in the story and the reason why my Grandmother had the album. If you are interested I'll come and tell you the rest of the tale.