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Alas, there is no strong evidence for the existence of fairies. The most famous evidence was the Cottingley photographs which were championed by Arthur Conan Doyle. These were taken in the early 1920s by two young girls. They finally confessed that they were faked in 1981. They said they didn’t want to admit they had faked them because it would make Conan Doyle look foolish.
