Editing Doppelgänger (section)

===George Tryon===
A [[Victorian age]] example was the supposed appearance of [[Vice-Admiral]] Sir [[George Tryon]]. He was said to have walked through the drawing room of his family home in [[Eaton Square]], [[London]], looking straight ahead, without exchanging a word to anyone, in front of several guests at a party being given by his wife on 22 June 1893 while he was supposed to be in a ship of the [[Mediterranean Fleet]], manoeuvring off the coast of Syria. Subsequently, it was reported that he had gone down with his ship, [[HMS Victoria (1887)|HMS ''Victoria'']], the very same night, after it collided with [[HMS Camperdown (1885)|HMS ''Camperdown'']] following an unexplained and bizarre order to turn the ship in the direction of the other vessel.<ref>{{cite book
 |first=Christina
 |last=Hole
 |publisher=B. T. Batsford
 |year=1950
 |pages=21–22
 |title=Haunted England: A survey of English ghost-lore}}</ref>