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Official reports, hearing transcripts, case files and releases: the paper behind the cases. 2,872 documents, 2,610 mirrored with their text, 53,529 pages indexed, so a search reads inside them and lands on the page.
New in the library The PURSUE files The Department of War's UAP release, mirrored in full: the videos, recordings and images, each beside its case file.Document scans in the stories7,303 scans · page 35
Mary Ellen SPOOK Fire-spook of Caledonia Mills For generations of people living in Antigonish County the story of Mary Ellen Spook is well known. In 1922, H.B. Whidden wrote the following article entitled "My Experiences at the MaeDonald Homestead". Permission has been granted to the Antigonish Heri…
SCIENTIST HAS GONE TO ANTIGONISH TO LAY GHOST DR WALTER FRANKLIN PRINCE, Director of the American Institute for Scientific Research of New York, Who Plans a Stay in the "Haunted House" in Nova Scotia, Where He Will Try to Discover the Ghost, If There Is Agy. It is a Mirachous Spook, and Arson and Cr…
'GHOST' WAS A GIRL, DR. PRINCE REPORTS Investigator Thinks Mary Ellen Started Mysterious Fires at Caledonia Mills, N. S. FOUND INFLAMMABLE LIQUID He Says She Has Had Dream States—Reporter Did Automatic Writing. *Academy of the New York City* *Dr. Walter Franklin Price of the American Research Societ…
Slapped by Spook! Detective Carroll (above) says the Augustin shoot which has been identified as MacDonald at Caladonio Mills, Nova Scotia, him plucked the MacDonald says he was slipped. too. Scientists are investigating.…
The Antigonish ghost is a girl, 16 years old, according to Dr. Walter Franklin Pierce of the American Research Society, after almost a week's search for a solution of the mystery. It was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McDonald of Caledonia Mills, Nova Scotia—Mary Ellen Macdonald—who, impelle…
HAVE YOU READ ABOUT THE ANTIGONISH GHOST HUNT? At the left is Angus MacPherson, who reported seeing many weird happenings. Dr. Franklin Prince (in first sleigh), as he makes his way to the Nova Scotia farmhouse. Other members of the party, including newspaper folk, follow…