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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, 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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  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 grandmother's house at Glen Innes Scan

  from The Guyra Ghost: the Bowen family stone-throwing poltergeist (1921)
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  The Bowen residence Scan

  from The Guyra Ghost: the Bowen family stone-throwing poltergeist (1921)
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  The Bowen house in the 1990s Scan

  from The Guyra Ghost: the Bowen family stone-throwing poltergeist (1921)
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  Guyra main street Scan

  from The Guyra Ghost: the Bowen family stone-throwing poltergeist (1921)
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  Minnie as Mrs Ince, 1943 Scan

  from The Guyra Ghost: the Bowen family stone-throwing poltergeist (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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  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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  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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  Image from UFO-Sverige's Martebo article (content not verified) Scan

  Riksorganisationen UFO-Sverige ·from The Martebo Lights (Marteboljuset) (1922)
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  Probably a portrait of Ingemar Gotvik Scan

  Riksorganisationen UFO-Sverige ·from The Martebo Lights (Marteboljuset) (1922)
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  Lead image of the 2012 Hemmets Journal article (content not verified) Scan

  Hemmets Journal ·from The Martebo Lights (Marteboljuset) (1922)
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  Image from UFO-Sverige's Martebo article (content not verified) Scan

  Riksorganisationen UFO-Sverige ·from The Martebo Lights (Marteboljuset) (1922)
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  Image from UFO-Sverige's Martebo article (content not verified) Scan

  Riksorganisationen UFO-Sverige ·from The Martebo Lights (Marteboljuset) (1922)
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  Per-Erik Karlsson, witness living beside Martebo myr Scan

  Gun Wallier / Helagotland ·from The Martebo Lights (Marteboljuset) (1922)
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  Campo e Campanile San Boldo Scan

  Alloggi Barbaria ·from The Casa delle pietre: the stone-throwing poltergeist of Campo San Boldo, Venice (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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  Campo San Boldo Venezia 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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  Vera da pozzo in Campo San Boldo Scan

  Alloggi Barbaria ·from The Casa delle pietre: the stone-throwing poltergeist of Campo San Boldo, Venice (1929)
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  The Sphere, 19 July 1930: 'The Empty Chair at the Albert Hall', with a second photo of the garden burial at Crowborough. Scan

  The Sphere, via the Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia ·from The Empty Chair: Conan Doyle's Spiritualist Memorial at the Royal Albert Hall (1930)
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  Smithsonian accession book entry for USNM 256498 Scan

  NMNH 2005 ·from The Glacier Island "Monster in the Ice", Prince William Sound, Alaska (1930)

  NAME | REL. | LOCATION | WHERE RESIDENCE | BORN TO FAMILY | COLLECTION DATE | WESTERN STATE 1911 | No. of names | Baldempton aviation station | Alaska | Glacier, D. | 1911.12.14 | Thomasking | Jerry Albany | 1911 | Pollination only |…

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  Coupland Place, off Nottingham Road, Somercotes, with J Abbott & Co on the corner, early 1970s Scan

  Somercotes History Society (SLHS OS 001) ·from The Somercotes Ghost Scare (1930)
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  1973 newspaper article about Coupland Place Scan

  Somercotes History Society ·from The Somercotes Ghost Scare (1930)
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  Centre of Coupland Place with the J Abbott & Co shop and warehouse, early 1970s Scan

  Somercotes History Society (SLHS OS 003) ·from The Somercotes Ghost Scare (1930)
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  The Delegate Argus clipping, 19 June 1930 Scan

  Delegate Argus via trove.nla.gov.au ·from Two boys drive off a monkey-like animal at the Nullica River, NSW (1930)
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  Scan of The Aeroplane, 24 November 1950, reprinting Chichester's account. Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from Francis Chichester's Airship over the Tasman Sea (1931)

  Flying Saucers in 1931? FRANCIS CHICHESTER is known to many as an expert navigator. He is also known as the author of two very good books of flying adventure, "Solo to Sydney" and "Seaplane Solo," published by Faber and Faber. The last mentioned, which was published in 1933, recounts his trip from N…

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  Scan of the Evening Post (Wellington), 9 May 1968. Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from Francis Chichester's Airship over the Tasman Sea (1931)

  Chichester Made A UFO Chichester Made Sighting Over Tasman In 1931 SIR Francis Chichester - aviator, navigator, ocean racer, author-is also a pioneer in another field: the sighting of unidentified flying objects. Britain's sprightly old man. Sir Francis is looking as fit of the sea, in Wellington fo…

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  Book cover, later coverage Scan

  Strange Attractor ·from Gef the talking mongoose: the Dalby Spook of Cashen's Gap (1931)
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  Book photograph, later coverage Scan

  Strange Attractor ·from Gef the talking mongoose: the Dalby Spook of Cashen's Gap (1931)
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  Unidentified photograph from Josiffe's book Scan

  Strange Attractor (from Christopher Josiffe's book) ·from Gef the talking mongoose: the Dalby Spook of Cashen's Gap (1931)
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  Book photograph, later coverage Scan

  Strange Attractor ·from Gef the talking mongoose: the Dalby Spook of Cashen's Gap (1931)
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  The convent above the Vistula Scan

  Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy ·from St Faustina Kowalska's vision of the King of Divine Mercy, Płock, 1931 (1931)
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  Modern illustration of mokele-mbembe in general, not of this event Scan

  Image © 2021 Francisco Lopes-Santos ·from Ivan Sanderson's "m'koo m'bemboo" on the Mainyu River, British Cameroons (1932)
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  Ivan T. Sanderson in 1954, 22 years after the Mamfe Pool encounter Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from Ivan Sanderson's "m'koo m'bemboo" on the Mainyu River, British Cameroons (1932)
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  Modern illustration of mokele-mbembe in general, not of this event Scan

  Image © 2021 Francisco Lopes-Santos ·from Ivan Sanderson's "m'koo m'bemboo" on the Mainyu River, British Cameroons (1932)
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  Montgomery County Sentinel headline, 2 December 1932: "Sleeping Snallygaster Snores Serenely In Sugar Loaf Sunday; Seven Snares Set" Scan

  Montgomery County Sentinel (Rockville, M.D.), December 2, 1932, via Chronicling America ·from The 1932 Snallygaster Revival and the Frog Hollow Moonshine Still (1932)

  Sleeping Snallygaster Snores Serenely In Sugar Loaf Sunday; Seven Snares Set Winged Bovalopus Frightens Ten, As Hunters Spy Him In His Den; Open Season On Monster Called And Countryside Is Appalled-Last Seen 23 Years Ago, Lives On Colored Men, Don't You Know…

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  Both 1932 Kassaisaurus photomontages from the Kölnische Illustrierte Zeitung. Scan

  from The Kasai Rex: The Kassaisaurus April Fools' Hoax of the Belgian Congo (1932)
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  Alex Campbell (right) with Bernard Heuvelmans. Scan

  from Alex Campbell's Borlum Bay sighting, Loch Ness (1933, later dated May 1934) (1933)
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  The Scotsman, 15 November 1933: the earliest sketch of Campbell's creature. Scan

  The Scotsman, via Roland Watson ·from Alex Campbell's Borlum Bay sighting, Loch Ness (1933, later dated May 1934) (1933)
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  Portrait of Alex Campbell. Scan

  from Alex Campbell's Borlum Bay sighting, Loch Ness (1933, later dated May 1934) (1933)
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  Drawing based on Campbell's sketch, from Tim Dinsdale's Loch Ness Monster, p.126. Scan

  Tim Dinsdale, via Roland Watson ·from Alex Campbell's Borlum Bay sighting, Loch Ness (1933, later dated May 1934) (1933)
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  Alex Campbell's gravestone near Fort Augustus. Scan

  from Alex Campbell's Borlum Bay sighting, Loch Ness (1933, later dated May 1934) (1933)