A British psychical researcher of the National Laboratory of Psychical Research, Harry Price turns up across the archive's hauntings. On 12 June 1929 he arrived at Borley Rectory, and from May 1937 he rented the house himself, later writing three books on the case. April 1926. In Vienna he watched Eleonore Zugun as a steel stiletto flew across the room. July 1935. He went to the Isle of Man with R. S. Lambert in search of Gef the talking mongoose, but Gef never appeared. He also examined the Brown Lady of Raynham Hall negative and found no faking.
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Pro earlyAuthor of Poltergeist Over England, which covers the case
Pro earlyBritish researcher, National Laboratory of Psychical Research; observed her in Vienna and London
Pro earlyPsychical researcher who investigated from 19 January 1928
Pro earlyWrote the introduction and is listed first author of the 1930 reports; did not investigate on site
Pro earlyPsychical researcher who ran the National Laboratory of Psychical Research and organised the sitting
Pro earlyPsychical researcher, National Laboratory of Psychical Research; investigated in 1935
Psychical researcher, investigated in July 1935 and co-wrote The Haunting of Cashen's Gap
Psychical researcher who examined the negative and found no faking
Psychical researcher who rented the rectory from May 1937 and wrote three books on the case
Pro earlyPsychical researcher who investigated Duncan in 1931
Pro earlyPsychical researcher, University of London Council for Psychical Investigation; advised restoring the stone