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  The mail steamer Clanranald II at Glenfinnan around 1910, the vessel in service on Loch Shiel in 1905. Scan

  from Seileag, the Loch Shiel creature: three humps seen from the steamer Clanranald opposite Gaskan (1905)
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  The Loch Shiel mail steamer Clanranald. Scan

  from Seileag, the Loch Shiel creature: three humps seen from the steamer Clanranald opposite Gaskan (1905)
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  The Dishan Tower, known as the Douche. Scan

  Orkney Ferries (site © NILPS) ·from The Shapinsay Sea Serpent off the Douche, Orkney (1905) (1905)
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  Balfour Harbour, Shapinsay, with the Douche tower behind: the area of the 1905 sighting. Scan

  Colin Smith, 26 June 2007 (Geograph) ·from The Shapinsay Sea Serpent off the Douche, Orkney (1905) (1905)
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  Munster's famous chart of sea monsters, a 16th-century woodcut. Generic illustration, not this event. Scan

  from The Shapinsay Sea Serpent off the Douche, Orkney (1905) (1905)
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  A Minecraft model of the Douche, modern fan art. Scan

  Thomas Hall ·from The Shapinsay Sea Serpent off the Douche, Orkney (1905) (1905)
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  The Douche, the Balfour Castle doocot on the Point of Dishan. Scan

  from The Shapinsay Sea Serpent off the Douche, Orkney (1905) (1905)
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  Uncaptioned blog image accompanying the reprint; content not identified. Scan

  from The Shapinsay Sea Serpent off the Douche, Orkney (1905) (1905)
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  Sea Serpent from Naturalists Library, 1839 (Lizars). Generic illustration, not this event. Scan

  Lizars ·from The Shapinsay Sea Serpent off the Douche, Orkney (1905) (1905)
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  Uncaptioned blog image accompanying the reprint; possibly a clipping or scenery. Scan

  from The Shapinsay Sea Serpent off the Douche, Orkney (1905) (1905)
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  The Valhalla sea serpent as drawn for the Illustrated London News, 30 June 1906 Scan

  Illustrated London News, 1906, via Futility Closet ·from The Valhalla Sea Serpent off Brazil (1905) (1905)
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  "Rev. Charles L. Tweedale and Mrs. Tweedale with the Spirit Form of the late F. Burnett", spirit photograph by William Hope, 5 September 1919. Not a photograph of the Weston phenomena. Scan

  William Hope, via photographymuseum.com ·from The Weston Vicarage haunting: the Tweedale family's ghosts in Wharfedale (1905)
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  1923 fire plan of the Quathiaski cannery, captioned "Valdez Island" Scan

  Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society Archives, G2009.016 Plan 56 ·from The Wildman of Valdez Island: the Pitcock (Pidcock) family's encounters at Quathiaski Cove, 1905 (1905)

  WATER SUPPLY gravity from dom of creek 2500' from cannery, elev 25' through 3 main into concrete tank cap is000gals then pumped through 2' pipe to 3 storage tanks 2000gals cap each pressure salt water system in cannery it main POWER steam & gasoline FUEL coal & gasoline LIGHTING electric WAT Quathia…

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  Seine loft at Quathiaski Cove, 1982 Scan

  City of Richmond Archives 2001 34 3-435 ·from The Wildman of Valdez Island: the Pitcock (Pidcock) family's encounters at Quathiaski Cove, 1905 (1905)
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  Quathiaski Cannery, c. 1923 Scan

  Courtesy Royal BC Museum and Archives, B-04111 ·from The Wildman of Valdez Island: the Pitcock (Pidcock) family's encounters at Quathiaski Cove, 1905 (1905)
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  Anderson's Cannery General Store, Quathiaski Cove Scan

  Courtesy Royal BC Museum and Archives, C-05586 ·from The Wildman of Valdez Island: the Pitcock (Pidcock) family's encounters at Quathiaski Cove, 1905 (1905)
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  Oyster platforms at Union Bay, off Denman Island, 2016. The place today, not the event. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from Union Bay wild man shot at on a clam beach (1905) (1905)
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  La Dolorosa church, Quito, 2025 Scan

  Screenshot ·from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  The image at the 120th anniversary Mass, 2026 Scan

  Foto captura de video ·from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  The image at Colegio San Gabriel, 2025 Scan

  Colegio San Gabriel ·from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  The image of the Dolorosa del Colegio Scan

  Unidad Educativa Cristo Rey, via ACI Prensa ·from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  The image's visit to Cuenca, 2024 Scan

  from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  Front of today's Colegio San Gabriel, not the 1906 building Scan

  Flacsi ·from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  The image of the Dolorosa, 20 April 2020 Scan

  X account @albo75 ·from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  The image of the Dolorosa del Colegio in the San Gabriel chapel Scan

  Foto: Archivo, El Universo ·from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  Colegio San Gabriel graphic about the Dolorosa del Colegio Scan

  from The Dolorosa del Colegio: the Virgin who opened her eyes at Colegio San Gabriel, Quito (1906) (1906)
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  Uncaptioned image from the Psi Encyclopedia article, probably Wärndorfer's sketch of the workshop layout (unconfirmed) Scan

  Psi Encyclopedia / Society for Psychical Research ·from The Vienna Workshop Poltergeist: Job Zimmerl's Smithy at Lerchenfelder Straße 158 (1906)
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  Modern photograph of the stone church at St Michael's Trappist Mission, Njane (thumbnail) Scan

  KZN: A Photographic Historical Record (kznpr.co.za) ·from The possession of Clara Germana Cele at St Michael's Mission, Natal (1906)
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  Image captioned "Clara Germana Cele"; illustrative only, the same article states no authentic photograph of her exists Scan

  Archaeus ·from The possession of Clara Germana Cele at St Michael's Mission, Natal (1906)
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  Viral GIF misattributed to Clara Germana Cele; Archaeus identifies it as frames from an unidentified fiction source Scan

  Archaeus ·from The possession of Clara Germana Cele at St Michael's Mission, Natal (1906)
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  Generic illustration of a possessed girl, not of this case Scan

  from The possession of Clara Germana Cele at St Michael's Mission, Natal (1906)
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  Bishop John Stephen Michaud, principal witness Scan

  William Charles Martineau, 1903 ·from Bishop Michaud's "torpedo-shaped" fireball, Burlington, Vermont (1907)
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  The dingonek as depicted in Jordan's Wide World Magazine (1917) article. Scan

  Unknown author, 1917 (via cryptidarchives.fandom.com) ·from John Alfred Jordan and the Dingonek of the Maggori River (1907)
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  Edgar Beecher Bronson's In Closed Territory (1910), the original source of the account. Scan

  University of California Libraries scan ·from John Alfred Jordan and the Dingonek of the Maggori River (1907)
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  Header image from Veriu.com's 2016 article on Grameno's account Scan

  Veriu.com ·from Mihal Grameno and the Shining Object over Çerçiz Topulli's Camp (1907)
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  Albanian patriots and guerrilla fighters Çerçiz Topulli and Mihal Grameno during the anti-Ottoman revolt in Gjirokastër, in 1908 or 1909 Scan

  Author unknown, via albanianhistory.net ·from Mihal Grameno and the Shining Object over Çerçiz Topulli's Camp (1907)
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  Generic UFOs in Albania illustration from 2016 coverage; does not show the 1907 event Scan

  Shqiperia.com ·from Mihal Grameno and the Shining Object over Çerçiz Topulli's Camp (1907)
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  Percy Fawcett, 1911. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from Percy Fawcett's 62-foot anaconda on the Rio Abunã (1907)
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  Header image of Percy Fawcett from later coverage. Scan

  Uncredited, via Field Ethos ·from Percy Fawcett's 62-foot anaconda on the Rio Abunã (1907)
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  Guðmundur Hannesson, the sceptical physician who investigated the medium Scan

  Daily Grail ·from The Indriði Indriðason Poltergeist: The Ghost of Jón and the Experimental Society Nights, Reykjavík 1907 (1907)
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  Indriði Indriðason (seated) with Einar H. Kvaran, period portrait Scan

  Daily Grail ·from The Indriði Indriðason Poltergeist: The Ghost of Jón and the Experimental Society Nights, Reykjavík 1907 (1907)
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  Podcast cover art, "The Kamarooka panther captivates Melbourne" Scan

  Public Record Office Victoria ·from The Kamarooka panther, 1907 (1907)
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  Thumbnail of the PROV video "The Kamarooka panther" Scan

  Public Record Office Victoria ·from The Kamarooka panther, 1907 (1907)
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  "We followed the tracks of the monster in the valley for five or six miles." Illustration of the armed tracking party, The Strand Magazine, 1908. Scan

  The Strand Magazine, vol. 36; artist unknown ·from The Partridge Creek Monster: a living dinosaur in the Yukon (1907)
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  "The beast held in his jaws something which seemed to me to be a caribou." Illustration from The Strand Magazine, July 1908, made from sketches and descriptions supplied by Georges Dupuy. Scan

  The Strand Magazine, vol. 36, p. 74; artist unknown ·from The Partridge Creek Monster: a living dinosaur in the Yukon (1907)
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  A museum fossil claw printed in The Strand Magazine for comparison. It is not connected to the sighting. Scan

  The Strand Magazine, vol. 36, p. 79 ·from The Partridge Creek Monster: a living dinosaur in the Yukon (1907)
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  Seating plan for the eighth séance with Eusapia Palladino, Naples, 10 December 1908. Scan

  Frank Podmore, The Newer Spiritualism (Henry Holt, 1910) ·from Eusapia Palladino's Naples sittings for the SPR committee of Feilding, Baggally and Carrington (1908) (1908)
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  Cover of La Vie Mystérieuse No. 55, 10 April 1911: an artist's conception of kitchenware moving around the servant girl Thérèse Sellès Scan

  Unknown staff artist, La Vie Mystérieuse No. 55, April 1911 ·from The Chéragas poltergeist: Thérèse Sellès in the Todeschini household (1908)
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  Exterior of the Sigmund Freud Museum at Berggasse 19, Vienna, where Freud lived and worked from 1891 to 1938. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons (author unverified) ·from Freud's Bookcase Detonations, Vienna 1909 (1909)
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  Waiting room of Freud's former practice at Berggasse 19. The bookcase from the 1909 incident is not known to survive. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons (author unverified) ·from Freud's Bookcase Detonations, Vienna 1909 (1909)