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  Case photo from Shady Old Lady Scan

  from The Hornsey Coal Ghost: the Frost family poltergeist at 8 Ferrestone Road (1921)
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  Westmeath Examiner clipping from 19 August 1961 on Howard-Bury and the yeti Scan

  Howard-Bury Collection, Westmeath Library Services ·from The Metoh-Kangmi Tracks at the Lhakpa La: Howard-Bury and the Birth of the Abominable Snowman (1921)

  HOW FABLE OF "THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN" ORIGINATED FORTY years ago this month Lieut.-Col. C. K. Howard Bury, D.S.O., Belvedere House, Mullingar, was leading the first ever expedition to Mount Everest in the Himalayas. This week we spoke to Col. Bury about some of his recollections of that epic attempt…

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  North-east of Mount Everest taken from Lhakpa La Scan

  Marian Keaney / Westmeath Library Services: Howard-Bury Collection ·from The Metoh-Kangmi Tracks at the Lhakpa La: Howard-Bury and the Birth of the Abominable Snowman (1921)
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  A view of Everest from the camp at Lhakpa La, as printed in L'Illustration Scan

  L'Illustration, 24 Dec 1921 ·from The Metoh-Kangmi Tracks at the Lhakpa La: Howard-Bury and the Birth of the Abominable Snowman (1921)
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  Preliminary map of the 1921 Mount Everest Expedition, Map II, showing the Lhakpa La area Scan

  from The Metoh-Kangmi Tracks at the Lhakpa La: Howard-Bury and the Birth of the Abominable Snowman (1921)

  28°10' MAP II Preliminary Map MOUNT EVEREST constructed at the R.G.S. from photographs and sketches made by the EXPEDITION OF 1921 Scale 1/100,000 or 1 Inch - 1.58 Stat. Miles. Miles 1 3/4 1/2 1/4 0 1 2 3 4 5 Miles o = Panoram Camera Station…

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  The expedition camp at the Lhakpa La Scan

  from The Metoh-Kangmi Tracks at the Lhakpa La: Howard-Bury and the Birth of the Abominable Snowman (1921)
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  The Mother telling a story to Green Group children in the ping-pong room at the Guest House. Scan

  from The Stone-Throwing Poltergeist at Sri Aurobindo's Guest House, Pondicherry (1921)
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  A Friday class in the Guest House courtyard, 1950s. Scan

  from The Stone-Throwing Poltergeist at Sri Aurobindo's Guest House, Pondicherry (1921)
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  Recitation class in the Guest House courtyard, March 1953. Scan

  from The Stone-Throwing Poltergeist at Sri Aurobindo's Guest House, Pondicherry (1921)
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  Lamb's Conduit Street, Holborn, in January 2008. The street only, not necessarily no. 27. Scan

  Nigel Cox (Geograph 666662) ·from The shadowy woman of 27 Lamb's Conduit Street: a London ghost crowd of 1921 (1921)
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  "An Antediluvian Monster", Scientific American, July 1922 Scan

  Scientific American, via patagoniamonsters (Austin Whittall) ·from Martin Sheffield's letter and Clemente Onelli's plesiosaur expedition, the origin of Nahuelito (1922)

  An Antediluvian Monster Is the Argentine Plesiosaurus a Fake or a Scientific Marvel? By Leonard Matters WHATEVER may be the opinion in scientific circles—and it is one of scornful skepticism—the fact remains that the report of the existence in Argentina of a living specimen of a race of mammoth rept…

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  The vicarage at Great Yarmouth Minster. Scan

  Out There Paranormal ·from The Armoured Horsemen of St Nicholas' Churchyard, Great Yarmouth (1922) (1922)

  THE OLD VICARAGE Sir Astley Cooper (1768-1841) Surgeon to Guy's Hospital, London Surgeon to King William IV and Queen Victoria Anatomist Surgical Pioneer Lived in this house 1781-84 G.Y.D.A.S.…

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  Great Yarmouth Minster after Second World War bomb damage. Scan

  Out There Paranormal ·from The Armoured Horsemen of St Nicholas' Churchyard, Great Yarmouth (1922) (1922)
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  Artist's drawing of the MacDonald house Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (Mary Ellen Spook Farm) (1922)
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  Period newspaper photographs of people and places in the case Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (Mary Ellen Spook Farm) (1922)
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  Mary Ellen MacDonald, 1922 (screenshot of a CBC page) Scan

  Not stated; possibly Antigonish Heritage Museum ·from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (Mary Ellen Spook Farm) (1922)
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  Header illustration used by Anomalien, not an event photograph Scan

  from Albert Ostman's claimed abduction by a Sasquatch family, Toba Inlet, British Columbia (1924) (1924)
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  Houdini, Malcolm Bird, Mina Crandon and O. D. Munn, 1924 Scan

  Houdini pamphlet, Adams Press, 1924 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Mina Crandon with "ectoplasm" on her face Scan

  Stanley De Brath, The Physical Phenomena of Spiritualism, 1930 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Portrait of the medium Mina Crandon Scan

  S. R. Morgan, Index to Psychic Science, 1950 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  The "spirit" hand, later said to be made from carved animal liver, from a séance outside the 1924 prize sittings Scan

  Anonymous ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Portrait of Mina Crandon, 1924 Scan

  Malcolm Bird, 1925 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Stereograph of "Margery" Crandon exuding "ectoplasm" during a test séance, 1925 Scan

  Society for Psychical Research / Cambridge University Library (MS SPR/39/15) ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Dr Le Roi Goddard Crandon Scan

  R. G. Pressing, 1947 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Walter Stinson Scan

  R. G. Pressing, Houdini Unmasked, 1947 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  The "spirit" hand at a séance, early 1920s Scan

  Unknown author ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  A "Walter" thumbprint in dental wax, later matched to the dentist Frederick Caldwell Scan

  Stanley De Brath, 1930 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Mina Crandon with Harry Houdini, 1924 Scan

  Malcolm Bird, "Margery" the Medium, 1925 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  A "materialized hand" making a thumbprint in dental wax Scan

  Stanley De Brath, 1930 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Automatic writing from the Margery séances Scan

  Stanley De Brath, 1930 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Prince, Comstock, Crandon, Munn and Houdini, 1924 Scan

  Houdini pamphlet, 1924 ·from The "Margery" Séances and Houdini's Sittings for the Scientific American Prize (1924)
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  Photograph of Fred Beck Scan

  from The Battle of Ape Canyon (1924)
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  Painting of Trunko fighting killer whales (artwork, not a photograph) Scan

  Bill Asmussen ·from Trunko, the Margate "polar bear" sea monster (1924)
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  Photograph of Eleonore Zugun used by The Lineup Scan

  from Eleonore Zugun, the Talpa Poltergeist (1925)
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  Dovercourt House, formerly the Sovereign Hall, on Dovercourt Road today Scan

  ACO Toronto ·from Toronto Morality Squad seizes a "materialised spirit" at Rev. Arthur Hildreth's séance, Sovereign Hall, Dovercourt Road, Toronto (1925) (1925)
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  Portrait of Nicholas Roerich, leader of the Central Asian Expedition Scan

  via Michael M. Hughes ·from The Nicholas Roerich Expedition Sighting, Kukunor District, 1927 (1927)
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  St. Joseph Catholic Church, Earling, Iowa, as it stands today Scan

  from The Earling Exorcism of Anna Ecklund (Emma Schmidt) (1928)
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  St. Joseph Catholic Church, Earling, Iowa, as it stands today Scan

  from The Earling Exorcism of Anna Ecklund (Emma Schmidt) (1928)
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  Thumbnail of the archive.org copy of Herbert Thurston's Ghosts and Poltergeists Scan

  Internet Archive ·from The Poona Poltergeist: Damodar Bapat and the Ketkar household, 1928 to 1930 (1928)
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  Bess Houdini holding hands with Dr. Edward Saint at a later séance; Saint holds handcuffs whose combination only Houdini knew Scan

  Bettmann / Getty Images ·from Arthur Ford's "Rosabelle, believe" Houdini séance (1929)
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  Harry and Bess Houdini Scan

  American Hauntings ·from Arthur Ford's "Rosabelle, believe" Houdini séance (1929)
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  The copy of Bess Houdini's statement that Francis R. Fast sent to Dr. and Mrs. Crandon Scan

  Libbet Crandon de Malamud Collection, courtesy Anna Thurlow; published by John Cox, Wild About Harry ·from Arthur Ford's "Rosabelle, believe" Houdini séance (1929)

  To D. P. 100th G. Anderson From: Jacques P. fast. NEW YORK CITY JAN.9TH,1929. REGARDLESS OF ANY STATE- MENTS MADE TO THE CONTRARY, I WISH TO DECLARE THAT THE MESSAGE, IN ITS ENTIRETY, AND IN THE AGREED UPON SEQUENCE, GIVEN TO ME BY ARTHUR FORD, IS THE CORRECT MESSAGE PRE- ARRANGED DETWEEN MR. HOUDIN…

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  Time-exposure photo of the 1936 final Houdini séance on a Hollywood hotel roof Scan

  Bettmann / Getty Images ·from Arthur Ford's "Rosabelle, believe" Houdini séance (1929)
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  Photostat of the statement Bess Houdini signed on 9 January 1929 affirming Ford's message Scan

  Libbet Crandon de Malamud Collection, courtesy Anna Thurlow; published by John Cox, Wild About Harry ·from Arthur Ford's "Rosabelle, believe" Houdini séance (1929)
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  Bess Houdini and Eddie Saint preparing for the 1936 séance Scan

  American Hauntings ·from Arthur Ford's "Rosabelle, believe" Houdini séance (1929)
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  Context only: Houdini's double-exposure "Lincoln ghost" demonstration photo, not of this case Scan

  Bettmann / Getty Images ·from Arthur Ford's "Rosabelle, believe" Houdini séance (1929)
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  Portrait of the medium Arthur Ford Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from Arthur Ford's "Rosabelle, believe" Houdini séance (1929)
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  Screenshot, probably an aerial map of the house's location Scan

  from The Casa delle pietre: the stone-throwing poltergeist of Campo San Boldo, Venice (1929)
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  Modern photo of Campo San Boldo Scan

  from The Casa delle pietre: the stone-throwing poltergeist of Campo San Boldo, Venice (1929)
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  Floating log, illustrating a proposed explanation Scan

  Not credited ·from Two sea serpents off Cayuga Lake's eastern shore (Old Greeny), 1929 (1929)