The Sweeping Tulip Stairs Are One Of The Original Features Of The Queen’S House. This Ornate, Wrought Iron Structure Was The First Geometric Self-Supporting Spiral Stair In Britain. It Is Also The Location Of The Rev R. W. Hardy’S Famous €˜Ghost’ Photograph Taken In 1966, Which Appears To Show Two Or Three Shrouded Figures On The Staircase €“ A Phenomenon That Has Never Been Explained Logically To This Day.

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