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  Crawfordsville Daily Journal, 8 September 1891, 'The Spook Explained' Scan

  Hoosier State Chronicles / Indiana State Library ·from The Crawfordsville Monster (1891)

  The Spook Explained. The horrible apparation which was seen by numerous citizens Friday night has been explained satisfactorily and it did not prove to be a ghost. John Hornbeck happened to step out in the yard about midnight and saw the horrible apparition as it swooped about the town. He summoned …

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  New York Herald, 5 September 1895. Scan

  Trinity College 'Fake News' exhibit, from Readex scans ·from The Winsted Wild Man (1895)

  "WILD MAN" STILL AT LARGE. Dog Danger Was Turned Upon Him and Hasn't Recovered Yet. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.] WINSTED, Conn., Sept. 4, 1895.—The latest person to see the "wild man" is Michael Danchy, a Colebrook farmer. The Danehv farm is situated on the highway leading to Colebrook, and four mi…

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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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  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 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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  Photograph of Fred Beck Scan

  from The Battle of Ape Canyon (1924)
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  Fred Beck, one of the five prospectors Scan

  from The Battle of Ape Canyon (1924)
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  Newspaper clipping about Albert K. Bender, paper and date unidentified Scan

  Albert K Bender book ·from Albert K. Bender and the original Men in Black (Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1953) (1953)

  Don't Be Afraid, Darling; It's Bender BY ETHEL BECKWITH Albert Bender doesn't look like a creep, but you should see his room at 784 Broad St. "My Chamber of Horrors," he calls it joyously. Dead faces in their coffins, skeletons, skulls, blood-drooling vampires and other cute fugitives from Inner San…

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  Image from a Planet Today retelling of the case; content unverified Scan

  from The Indianapolis Poltergeist: the Beck and Gemmecke Household (1962)
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  Secondary scene from a Planet Today retelling; content unverified Scan

  from The Indianapolis Poltergeist: the Beck and Gemmecke Household (1962)
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  Reportedly a crowd at the North Delaware Street house; unverified Scan

  from The Indianapolis Poltergeist: the Beck and Gemmecke Household (1962)
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  Lead image from a Planet Today retelling of the case; content unverified Scan

  from The Indianapolis Poltergeist: the Beck and Gemmecke Household (1962)
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  Great Falls Tribune, 26 March 1967, page 18 Scan

  Great Falls Tribune ·from Belt, Montana: The Truck Driver's Dome Landing and the Dawn Search (1967)

  Staff Photo I SAW THIS DOME-SHAPED LIGHT — Ken Williams, Laurel truck driver, explains to Carla Beck, Tribune staff writer, the appearance of an unidentified flying object he saw hovering near the top of Belt Hill Friday night. The interview was made at Belt Hill, where law enforcement officers, pho…

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  Image from the UAPDiscovery case file; content not identified Scan

  from Belt, Montana: The Truck Driver's Dome Landing and the Dawn Search (1967)

  Staff Photo I SAW THIS DOME-SHAPED LIGHT — Ken Williams, Laurel truck driver, explains to Carla Beck, Tribune staff writer, the appearance of an unidentified flying object he saw hovering near the top of Belt Hill Friday night. The interview was made at Belt Hill, where law enforcement officers, pho…

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  Second still of the ship Orion, used for comparison Scan

  Series producers, via ALSACAT ·from The Merxheim cabbage-picking landing (1975)

  ORION7/8 Die phantastischen des schnellen Raumk Siebentellige Fernsehserie, ARD und GRF. Bavaria Stu Dietmar Schöhnerr, Eva PFf Claus Hlaus, Friedrich G, Beck Benno Steraenbach, Friedri Cossy, Charlotte Kerr, Thor Schafheitin…