The Dinsmore house is a historic home in Northern Kentucky. The Dinsmores were packrats, which is making many historians very happy.
One of the things they saved was a pre-indoor plumbing bathtub. It looks like a regular tub, only with now faucets, and wheels and a handle like a coaster wagon in the attic.
One of the volunteers took a picture of it. When the photgraph was developed, there was a face in the attic window. It was one of the Dinsmores, long since dead and buried in the family graveyard up the hill from the house. I figure he just wondered why this girl was so interested in a bathtub.