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  Boston Journal clipping, November 1904: "Bones in 'Old Spook House'" Scan

  Boston Journal, via geohanover.com ·from The Hydesville Rappings ("Mr. Splitfoot") (1848)

  BONES IN "DLD SPOOK HOUSE." Apparent Confirmation of Story Told by Originator of Spiritualism. NREWARK, M. Y., Nov. 29 - William H. Hyde, owner of what was known as the "Old Spook House," has discovered human bones under the cellar wall, which had fallen in as the result of being undermined by runni…

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  Kate, Leah and Margaret Fox, 1852 lithograph Scan

  N. Currier, Library of Congress Prints & Photographs ·from The Hydesville Rappings ("Mr. Splitfoot") (1848)
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  Cropped version of the 1852 Currier lithograph of the Fox sisters Scan

  N. Currier, via Library of Congress ·from The Hydesville Rappings ("Mr. Splitfoot") (1848)
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  Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bartlett, who had the Fox Cottage moved to Lily Dale in 1916 Scan

  Camp Chesterfield / DPLA ·from The Hydesville Rappings ("Mr. Splitfoot") (1848)
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  The Old Fox Cottage, Hydesville, NY, "The cradle of modern Spiritualism", photographed before 1916 Scan

  Camp Chesterfield / DPLA / Indiana Memory ·from The Hydesville Rappings ("Mr. Splitfoot") (1848)

  The Old Fox Cottage, Hydesville, N. D. "The Cradle of Modern Spiritualism" On a lonely country road, about one mile from the station of Newark, N. Y., U. S. A., on the New York Central Railroad, and about thirty miles from Rochester, is situated a modest wooden cottage, which has become one of the m…

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  Mrs. Fish and the Misses Fox: Leah, Margaretta and Kate. Lithograph after a daguerreotype by Appleby of Rochester, 1852 Scan

  N. Currier, via Library of Congress ·from The Hydesville Rappings ("Mr. Splitfoot") (1848)
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  Home of the Fox family, Hydesville, N.Y.: "Spiritualism originated in this house March 31, 1848" Scan

  W. A. Spicer (1921), Internet Archive Book Images ·from The Hydesville Rappings ("Mr. Splitfoot") (1848)
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  Kate Fox (Jencken) in adulthood Scan

  Hett Art Gallery & Museum (Camp Chesterfield), via DPLA ·from The Hydesville Rappings ("Mr. Splitfoot") (1848)
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  Book cover shown with a later retelling Scan

  Uncredited ·from The Bauman Goblin-Beast: Theodore Roosevelt's Tale from The Wilderness Hunter (1850)
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  Pembroke Dock from Neyland. Lithograph. Scan

  Unknown artist; National Library of Wales ·from The Haunting of HMS Asp (1850)
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  Ordnance Survey six-inch map, Pembrokeshire XXXIX, showing Pembroke Dockyard and the remains of the Pater Church graveyard. Scan

  Ordnance Survey; National Library of Scotland ·from The Haunting of HMS Asp (1850)
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  An Afro-Abkhazian family, c. 1912. Not Zana; shown for context. Scan

  Unknown author, from P. I. Kovalevsky, Caucasus, Vol. I: The Peoples of the Caucasus (1914) ·from Zana of Tkhina, the abnauayu wild woman of Abkhazia (1850)
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  Petrus Gonsalvus, a hypertrichosis comparison case. Scan

  from Zana of Tkhina, the abnauayu wild woman of Abkhazia (1850)
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  Children of Petrus Gonsalvus, a hypertrichosis comparison. Scan

  from Zana of Tkhina, the abnauayu wild woman of Abkhazia (1850)
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  Header image of the Beachcombing post on the Greene County wild man, likely showing the county rather than the creature. Scan

  from The Greene County Wild Man, Arkansas (1851) (1851)
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  Modern illustration of a ghostly fiddle, candles, horn, triangle and bells Scan

  Kate O'Hara / Ohio Magazine ·from Jonathan Koons' Spirit Room, Mount Nebo, Athens County, Ohio (1852)
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  Journalist in a state of fear after hearing the midnight knocks, Diogenes, 1853 Scan

  Diogenes vol. 2 (1853), via London Overlooked ·from The Chelsea Ghost of 6 Pond Terrace, 1853 (1853)
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  Artist's impression of the Chelsea ghost, satirical cartoon from Diogenes, 1853 Scan

  Diogenes vol. 2 (1853), via London Overlooked ·from The Chelsea Ghost of 6 Pond Terrace, 1853 (1853)
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  Portrait of Robert Owen by William Henry Brooke, 1834 Scan

  William Henry Brooke, National Portrait Gallery, via London Overlooked ·from The Chelsea Ghost of 6 Pond Terrace, 1853 (1853)
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  Sutton Estate blocks between Cale Street and Ixworth Place, on the site of the old College Street, 27 February 2009 Scan

  Paul Farmer (Geograph) ·from The Chelsea Ghost of 6 Pond Terrace, 1853 (1853)
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  Policemen beating a hasty retreat after an encounter with the ghost, Diogenes, 1853 Scan

  Diogenes vol. 2 (1853), via London Overlooked ·from The Chelsea Ghost of 6 Pond Terrace, 1853 (1853)
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  Sea Serpent Legend marker Scan

  William G. Pomeroy Foundation ·from The Silver Lake Serpent (1855)

  LEGENDS SEA SERPENT LEGEND IN 1855, INSPIRED BY TALES OF SILVER LAKE BEAST, LOCAL HOTELIER BUILT AND LAUNCHED A MECHANICAL SEA SERPENT TO STARTLE AND ENTICE VISITORS. NEW YORK FOLKLORE NEW YORK FOLKLORE WILLIAM C. POMEROY FOUNDATION 2024 BLUE DOCK SILVER LAKE INSTITUTE PRIVATE LAKE FRONT NO ALCOHOL …

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  The 2024 Sea Serpent Legend historical marker at Silver Lake Scan

  William G. Pomeroy Foundation ·from The Silver Lake Serpent (1855)

  LEGENDS SEA SERPENT LEGEND IN 1855, INSPIRED BY TALES OF SILVER LAKE BEAST, LOCAL HOTELIER BUILT AND LAUNCHED A MECHANICAL SEA SERPENT TO STARTLE AND ENTICE VISITORS. NEW YORK FOLKLORE WILLIAM C. POMEROY FOUNDATION 2024 166…

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  The report of the entombed pterodactyl in the Illustrated London News, 9 February 1856, page 166 (sepia tint) Scan

  Illustrated London News ·from The Culmont Pterodactyl: A Creature Blasted Out of the Rock (Haute-Marne, 1856) (1856)

  "VERY LIKE A WHALK."—A discovery of great scientific importance has just been made at Culmont (Haute Marne). Some men employed in cutting a tunnel which is to unite the St. Dizier and Nancy railways, had just thrown down an enormous block of stone by means of gunpowder, and were in the act of breaki…

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  Did a living pterodactyl emerge from a blasted-apart hollow boulder in 19th-Century France? Modern artwork. Scan

  Dr Karl Shuker ·from The Culmont Pterodactyl: A Creature Blasted Out of the Rock (Haute-Marne, 1856) (1856)
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  Loch Arkaig, where John Stuart reported the Lake-Horse Scan

  Angela Mudge ·from The Loch Arkaig Lake-Horse: John Stuart's sightings recorded by Lord Malmesbury (1857)
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  Ramhurst Manor House as it stands today Scan

  from The Ramhurst Manor Haunting: Dame Children at the Door (1857)
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  Bernadette Soubirous photographed in 1861 or 1862 by her first photographer Scan

  Abbé P. Bernadou ·from The Lourdes apparitions: Bernadette Soubirous at the grotto of Massabielle (1858)
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  Hand-coloured photo postcard of Sister Marie-Bernard Scan

  Rijksmuseum RP-F-F01657 ·from The Lourdes apparitions: Bernadette Soubirous at the grotto of Massabielle (1858)
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  The Joller house at Spichermatt, Stans Scan

  SPR Psi Encyclopedia ·from The Stans Poltergeist: Melchior Joller's Haunted House at Spichermatt (1860)
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  Labelled as the house of the Comte d'Ourches; unverified whether Poitiers or Paris Scan

  from The Rue Neuve-Saint-Paul knockings, Poitiers (1864) (1864)
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  Looking south towards St Mary's Church through Green Dragon Yard. Undated view of a later building. Scan

  Jack the Ripper Tour ·from The Whitechapel Church Ghost Crowd (1864)
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  St Mary's Church, Whitechapel, after the fire of 1880. A later building than the one standing in 1864, and the church's link to the case is unconfirmed. Scan

  East of London Family History Society, photographer unknown ·from The Whitechapel Church Ghost Crowd (1864)
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  St Mary's Church seen from Whitechapel High Street. Undated view of a later building. Scan

  Jack the Ripper Tour ·from The Whitechapel Church Ghost Crowd (1864)
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  Poster for the stage show Les Possédés d'Illfurth Scan

  from The Illfurth Possessions of Theobald and Joseph Burner (1865)
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  Engraving of the Lake Utopia monster from the Canadian Illustrated News, 30 November 1872, an artist's interpretation reportedly showing the creature chasing two paddlers Scan

  Canadian Illustrated News, November 30, 1872 ·from The Lake Utopia Monster at the Ludgates' Sawmill (1867)
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  People of the St Giles rookery Scan

  Thomas Beames, The Rookeries of London, 1852 ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  Russell Square, nearby Scan

  Edward Walford, Old and New London vol. 4, 1878 ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  Christ Church on the east side of Woburn Square, 1960s Scan

  SOAS Centenary Timeline ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  A gas lamp in Houndsditch, illustrating the Lancet explanation Scan

  Gustave Doré and Blanchard Jerrold, London: A Pilgrimage, 1872 ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  St Pancras Old Church, the rumoured home of the ghost Scan

  John Wykeham Archer, 1847, British Museum ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  Demolition making way for the new University of London buildings Scan

  SOAS Centenary Timeline ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  A foppish medical student, illustrating the magic lantern theory Scan

  Joseph Kenny Meadows and John Orrin Smith, 1840, Wellcome Collection ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  A ghost in a white sheet, purely illustrative Scan

  James McBryde, for M. R. James, Ghost Stories of an Antiquary, 1904 ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  A trial at Bow Street Police Court; a generic court scene Scan

  Illustrated London News, 4 January 1868 ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  Lodging houses in St Giles Scan

  John Wykeham Archer, 1844, British Museum ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  The Woburn Square garden during renovation, 9 June 2007 Scan

  David Hawgood ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  The Woburn Square terraces before demolition, 1969 Scan

  SOAS Centenary Timeline ·from The Woburn Square ghost riots, Bloomsbury, London, 1867 (1867)
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  Sydney Morning Herald, 23 January 1932, p. 7: Frederick Cox recalls Birmingham's flying machine. Scan

  Sydney Morning Herald, via Bill Chalker ·from Frederick William Birmingham's Parramatta Park Ark (1868)

  "Did I ever tell you about Birmingham," he asked. "Birmingham was an alderman of Parramatta Council, and an engineer, and at his house in Duck-lane, near the Old Men's Home in Macquarie-street, Parramatta, he built a flying machine. As he failed to form a company to get the machine on the market, Bi…

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  Modern stock photograph of an eagle used as the article header. It does not show the event, the people or the place. Scan

  Matthew Schwartz, via Unsplash ·from Giant bird carries off Jemmie Kenney, Tippah County, Mississippi (1868)