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  The Evening World (New York), 1922, p. 32, reprinting Crawford's photographs Scan

  Marguerite Mooers Marshall, The Evening World ·from The Goligher Circle, Belfast (1915)
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  Portrait of the medium Kathleen Goligher Scan

  W. J. Crawford, The Reality of Psychic Phenomena (1916) ·from The Goligher Circle, Belfast (1915)
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  Illustration accompanying Australian Geographic's article on the third man factor Scan

  Alasdair McGregor ·from Shackleton's "fourth man": the unseen companion on the South Georgia crossing (1916)
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  Composite of Ernest Shackleton (before 1909) and Endurance in the Weddell Sea (1915) Scan

  Frank Hurley / George Charles Beresford / State Library of New South Wales / National Library of Norway / Wikimedia Commons ·from Shackleton's "fourth man": the unseen companion on the South Georgia crossing (1916)
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  Desmond Arthur Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Portrait of Desmond Arthur Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Funeral procession of Desmond Arthur Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  No. 2 Squadron aircraft at Montrose, 1914 Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  1916 death notice (Morrison), connection to the case unclear Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)

  AVIATOR KILLED AT MONTROSE. HIS FIRST FLIGHT ALONE. Second-Lieutenant Morrison, of the Royal Flying Corps, has been instantaneously killed while flying at Montrose. His machine was near the earth when it was seen to nose downward and strike the ground with great violence. The deceased received terri…

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  Grave of Lt. Desmond Arthur, Sleepyhillock Cemetery, Montrose Scan

  Kevan Dickin ·from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  A B.E.2 at Montrose Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Arthur of Glanomera family crest Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Montrose airfield Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Wreckage of B.E.2 No. 205 after the 1913 crash Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Portrait of Desmond Arthur Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Station crest, RAF Montrose flying school Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Lt. Desmond Arthur in uniform Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Luftwaffe reconnaissance photograph of Montrose, April 1943 Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Cover of Cryptid U.S.: Tales of Bigfoot, Lake Monsters, and More From Across America. Scan

  from Nellie, the Monticello "African lion": a butler attacked on the Allerton estate and a big cat scare around Decatur, Illinois (1917)
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  Generic stock photograph of a lioness used as an illustration; not the 1917 animal. Scan

  from Nellie, the Monticello "African lion": a butler attacked on the Allerton estate and a big cat scare around Decatur, Illinois (1917)
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  Tapanuli orangutan, shown for comparison Scan

  Tim Laman ·from Oostingh's orang pendek encounter at Bukit Kaba, Sumatra, 1917 (1917)
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  Kerinci Seblat landscape, not the 1917 site Scan

  Luke Mackin ·from Oostingh's orang pendek encounter at Bukit Kaba, Sumatra, 1917 (1917)
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  Map of photo sites A to E by the beck, from The Coming of the Fairies (1922). Scan

  from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Elsie Wright, 1920. Scan

  Unknown photographer ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Claude A. Shepperson's illustration for "A Spell for a Fairy" in Princess Mary's Gift Book, the source of the cut-outs. Scan

  Claude A. Shepperson ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Elsie on the bank where the first photograph was taken, 1920. Scan

  from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Frances Griffiths, 1920. Scan

  Unknown photographer ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Glen Hill, Elsie's son, speaking at TAM London, 2009. Scan

  Gaius Cornelius ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Leeds exhibition "The Cottingley Fairies: A Study in Deception", 2021. Scan

  David Clarke ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Fairies in a garden at Cottingley, 2007. Scan

  helena.40proof ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  First page of Doyle's "Fairies Photographed", The Strand Magazine, December 1920, p. 463. Scan

  from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)

  Fairies Photographed ☆ ☆ AN EPOCH-MAKING EVENT DESCRIBED BY A.CONAN DOYLE SHOULD the incidents here narrated, and the photographs attached, hold their own against the criticism which they will excite, it is no exaggeration to say that they will mark an epoch in human thought. I put them and all the …

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  Elsie Wright watercolour of winged women, 1910 to 1929. Scan

  National Media Museum, Bradford ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Edward L. Gardner, c.1922. Scan

  from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths, June 1917. Scan

  Arthur Wright ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Cottingley Beck waterfall, 2007. Scan

  Paul Glazzard ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Detail view of the Cameo camera. Scan

  Science Museum Group ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Cameo quarter-plate camera used for the 1918 to 1920 photographs. Scan

  Science Museum Group ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Dancing-fairies display at the Leeds exhibition, 2021. Scan

  David Clarke ·from The Cottingley Fairies: Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths photograph fairies at Cottingley Beck (1917)
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  Weekly Dispatch (2 December 1917, p. 3) Scan

  Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia ·from The Folkestone Poltergeist: the Cheriton dug-out at Enbrook Manor, 1917 (1917)
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  The Daily Chronicle (11 February 1918, p. 4) Scan

  Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia ·from The Folkestone Poltergeist: the Cheriton dug-out at Enbrook Manor, 1917 (1917)
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  Photograph of a UB-type submarine, possibly UB-65 or a similar boat (full URL reconstructed from a relative path, not checked) Scan

  from The Haunted U-boat UB-65 and the Ghost of Lieutenant Richter (1917)
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  Ilustração Portugueza no. 610, 29 October 1917, page 356 Scan

  from The Miracle of the Sun at Fátima (1917)

  O povo ora ajoelhado e olhando o alto manifestações sobrenaturaes, sem temer que a invernia as prejudicasse, diminuindo-lhes o esp endor e a imponencia... Vi que o desalento não invadiu as almas, que a con iança se conservou viva e ardente, a despeito das inesperadas contrariedades, que a compo tura…

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  Modern comparison photo of an atmospheric optical phenomenon at Alvor; not the event Scan

  from The Miracle of the Sun at Fátima (1917)
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  Ilustração Portugueza no. 610, 29 October 1917, pages 354 and 355 Scan

  from The Miracle of the Sun at Fátima (1917)

  gem dos creentes foi aumentando de mez para mez, a ponto de se juntarem na charneca de Fátima, em 15 de outubro, umas cincoenta mil pessoas, consoante os calculos de individuos desaiponxa- Consulte os efeitos de milíduos desapaxionados. Nas precedentes reunidos de fie's, não falton quem tivesse supo…

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  Ilustração Portuguesa no. 610, 29 October 1917, page 353 Scan

  Text by Avelino de Almeida, photographs by Judah Bento Ruah; scan from the Hemeroteca Municipal de Lisboa ·from The Miracle of the Sun at Fátima (1917)

  Varios aspectos do povo ajoehidel e orando no momento de des`obrir o sol e de se dar o fenomeno que tanto impressionou a multilha. no vagalhão colossal d'aquile povo que ali se iuntou a 15 outubro. O teu racionalismo so'reu um formidível embate e quer-s estabelecer uma opinão segura sorocorrendo-te …

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  David McConnel, n.d. Scan

  Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, ANU ·from The Lt. David McConnel Crisis Apparition at Scampton Aerodrome (1918)
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  The site of the Min Min Hotel, famous for its connection with the Min Min lights, photographed in July 2019. Scan

  Kerry Raymond ·from The Min Min Lights of Western Queensland (1918)
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  The Min Min Light sign in Boulia, outback Queensland, August 2006. Scan

  www.gondwananet.com (Commons user Gondwananet) ·from The Min Min Lights of Western Queensland (1918)

  FOR THE NEXT 120km YOU ARE IN LAND the MIN LIGHT THIS UNSOLVED MODERN MYSTERY IS A LIGHT THAT AT TIMES FOLLOWS TRAVELLERS FOR LONG DISTANCES-IT HAS BEEN APPROACHED BUT NEVER IDENTIFIED ERECTED BY THE BOULIA SHIRE COUNCIL IN THE INTEREST OF TOURISM…

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  The Evening News (Sydney) clipping of 30 January 1918 reporting the shark Scan

  Incertae Sedis blog (T. Greenfield) ·from The Port Stephens Giant White Shark off Broughton Island (1918)
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  Megalodon model at the San Diego Natural History Museum, used in later coverage Scan

  Brian Switek, via National Geographic ·from The Port Stephens Giant White Shark off Broughton Island (1918)