Liberton House is one of the thinnest stories gathered in this trial batch, and is included for the sake of honest geographic range south of the city centre rather than for the strength of the material behind it. The haunting is attributed to a young girl, but no source consulted for this record gives her a name, an approximate date, or any account of how or why she is thought to haunt the building — only that she does.
The one specific, oft-repeated detail is a photograph, said to have been taken somewhere inside the house, that is claimed to show a large, faint face. Descriptions of the image consistently note that it takes some imagination to make the face out clearly, which is about as honest an admission of ambiguity as this kind of claim gets. Nothing about the photograph's date, photographer or current whereabouts is established in the sources found, and the record is tagged dubious accordingly.
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