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  The wooden board and a plan of the haunted room, about 1762. Scan

  Unknown artist; The Beauties of All Magazines Selected for 1762, p. 48 ·from The Cock Lane Ghost ("Scratching Fanny") and the Johnson Committee (1762)

  Scratch'd by one, two, three and'one More. Plan of the Room, and the Ghost's Representations, with References. N. B. None but true Believers can make out the identical figure of the Apparition in this Picture. Infidels see it as a confused affair, signifying Nothing.…

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  Cock Lane in 1852; the haunted house is the three-storey building on the right. Scan

  Unknown artist; published in Charles Mackay, Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds (1852) ·from The Cock Lane Ghost ("Scratching Fanny") and the Johnson Committee (1762)
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  The haunted room, drawn in 1852. Scan

  J. W. Archer, in Charles Mackay, 'Haunted Houses', p. 230 ·from The Cock Lane Ghost ("Scratching Fanny") and the Johnson Committee (1762)
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  The present Hinton Ampner House, built after the haunted manor was demolished Scan

  Rwendland ·from The Hinton Ampner Haunting (1765)
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  Historic image of the mill and the haunted house beside Willington Gut Scan

  W. Richardson, History of the Parish of Wallsend, via Haunted Palace blog ·from The Willington Mill Haunting and Edward Drury's Overnight Vigil (1840)
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  A page of the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research printing of the case Scan

  Lenora, Haunted Palace blog ·from The Willington Mill Haunting and Edward Drury's Overnight Vigil (1840)

  THE HAUNTED HOUSE AT WILLINGTON. [We think that the following fuller and more authentic account than has ever yet been published of this well-known "haunted house" will be of interest to our readers. We are indebted for it to Mr. Edmund Procter, son of Mr. Joseph Procter, who occupied the house at t…

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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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  The town of Surrency, once known for a haunted house. Scan

  AJC ·from The Surrency poltergeist (1872)
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  Header illustration from Beachcombing's 2015 post on ghost riots. It does not show this event. Scan

  from The Hammersmith Haunted-House Crowd and Mrs M'Carthy (1874)
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  Alleged haunted house. The Great Amherst Mystery. Scan

  Hereward Carrington, Personal Experiences in Spiritualism (1913) ·from The Great Amherst Mystery: The Esther Cox Poltergeist (1878)
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  Illustration of the haunted cottage near Chard where an elderly man was murdered, probably a period newspaper engraving Scan

  Findmypast (unconfirmed) ·from The haunted Churchill cottage at Knowle St Giles, near Chard (1879) (1879)
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  Chicago Tribune clipping of 18 July 1889 reporting the Rowe household's 'gang of ghosts'. Scan

  Chicago Tribune via Newspapers.com ·from The Belden Avenue 'Gang of Ghosts': Dr W. C. Rowe's Haunted House, Chicago (1889)

  A WHOLE GANG O' GHOSTS. THE BLOOD-CURDLING ANTICS OF DISEMBODIED VISITORS. Deacon W. C. Rowe's Residence at No. 394 Belden Avenue the Nightly Rendezvous of Midnight Spooks—They Are Not Like Ordinary Ghosts and the Family and the Neighbors Are Wildly Excited About Them—Their Performances.…

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  Newspaper artist's illustration for the Chicago Tribune feature 'The Haunted Police Stations of Chicago', 5 May 1907 Scan

  Chicago Tribune, via Chicagology ·from The Grand Crossing Police Station Ghost, Chicago's Thirteenth Precinct, 1897 to 1898 (1897)

  THE HAUNTED POLICE STATIONS OF CHICAGO STOCKYARDSPOLICE STATION WHERE SERGEANT PRINDIVILLE SEES GHOSTS NEW CITY POLICE STATION WHERE A GHOST FILES IRON BARS GRAND GROSSING POLICE STATION 'WHERE A GHOST TOOK THE HARNESS FROM THE HORSES' ENGLEWOOD POLICE STATION.WHERE GHOST THROWS BRICKBATS CELL NO3 I…

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  "Phantom Haunts Farm", Ann Arbor Argus-Democrat, 10 April 1903, page 7 Scan

  Ann Arbor District Library, Old News ·from The Brierley Haunted Farmhouse and the Grimethorpe Miners' Court Case (1902)

  PHANTOM HAUNTS FARM. Strange Happenings In a House In Yorkshire, England. Uncanny happenings continue to thrill the villagers of Brierley, in Yorkshire, England. The tenant of the "haunted" farm, Mr. Leybourne, appears to believe in a supernatural agency as firmly as an eminent literary man once did…

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  Photo beside the precinct paragraph in Deep Flushing, Part 1; probably the present 109th Precinct, not the haunted house. Scan

  Forgotten New York / Kevin Walsh ·from The Flushing Police Station Ghost (1902)
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  The haunted house on Church Street, Up Holland, 1904 Scan

  Mr H. Parkes, Dean Studio, Orrell Post, 1904; via The Poltergeist Archive ·from The Up Holland Poltergeist: Stone-Throwing, Knocking and Crowds in the Churchyard (1904)
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  Asbury Park Press clipping on the Phenomenal Week Scan

  Whitesbog Preservation Trust, Janet Robbins Collection ·from Phenomenal Week: the 1909 Jersey Devil sighting wave (1909)

  JERSEY ROOTS 105 years ago, something terrorized South Jersey An artist's rendering of the legendary Jersey Devil, depicted as a demonic creature that has haunted the Pine Barrens since at least colonial times, first published in the Asbury Park Press in November 1978. ASBURY PARK PRESS FILE ART By …

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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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  Cover of Haunted Highgate by Della Farrant Scan

  Della Farrant / Hidden Highgate ·from The Hornsey Coal Ghost: the Frost family poltergeist at 8 Ferrestone Road (1921)
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  Walter Franklin Prince, ghost hunter Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (1922)

  SCIENTIST HAS GONE TO ANTIGONISH TO LAY GHOST DR WALTER FRANKLIN PRINCE, Director of the American Institute for Scientific Research of New York, Who Plans a Stay in the "Haunted House" in Nova Scotia, Where He Will Try to Discover the Ghost, If There Is Agy. It is a Mirachous Spook, and Arson and Cr…

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  Portrait described as Rev. Henry Dawson Ellis Bull (Foxearth captions it as his son Harry Bull). Scan

  Unknown ·from Borley Rectory: Harry Price's Year in the Most Haunted House in England (1937-1938) (1937)
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  The Nun's Walk in the rectory garden. Scan

  Foxearth and District Local History Society collection ·from Borley Rectory: Harry Price's Year in the Most Haunted House in England (1937-1938) (1937)
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  Period photograph of Borley Rectory. Scan

  Unknown, via Museo britannico del paranormale ·from Borley Rectory: Harry Price's Year in the Most Haunted House in England (1937-1938) (1937)
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  Borley Rectory. Scan

  Uploader Rolldi ·from Borley Rectory: Harry Price's Year in the Most Haunted House in England (1937-1938) (1937)
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  X-ray of the jawbone said to have been found in the cellar. Scan

  Foxearth and District Local History Society collection ·from Borley Rectory: Harry Price's Year in the Most Haunted House in England (1937-1938) (1937)
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  The Bull sisters. Scan

  Foxearth and District Local History Society collection ·from Borley Rectory: Harry Price's Year in the Most Haunted House in England (1937-1938) (1937)
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  Ruins of Borley Rectory in 1944, from Life, 22 September 1947. Scan

  Listed as Noel F. Busch; likely LIFE staff ·from Borley Rectory: Harry Price's Year in the Most Haunted House in England (1937-1938) (1937)

  RUINS OF BORLEY RECTORY, most haunted house in England, provided the photographer who took this picture in 1944 with a puzzling bit of ghostcraft. At instant shutter was snapped a brick (white speck against dark shallow in room at right) rose from the floor, apparently nudged by unseen hands.…

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  Image from the RAF ADP Association Bircham Newton ghost page; content not identified Scan

  from RAF Bircham Newton: the sick-quarters footsteps and the haunted squash court (1949)
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  Spooky squash courts in Bircham Newton Scan

  Evelyn Simak/geograph ·from RAF Bircham Newton: the sick-quarters footsteps and the haunted squash court (1949)
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  The empty lot on Bunker Hill Road, Mount Rainier, long wrongly named as the site Scan

  Hyattsville Wire ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  Fr. William Bowdern, SJ, the lead exorcist Scan

  Saint Louis University Archives ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  Portrait of Fr. William S. Bowdern, SJ, the lead exorcist Scan

  Uploaded by Ranleo09 ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  Alexian Brothers Hospital, St. Louis, where the rite ended Scan

  Saint Louis University Archives, via St. Louis Public Radio ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  Rev. Luther Miles Schulze's 1949 letter to J. B. Rhine Scan

  Duke University Libraries, Parapsychology Laboratory records ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)

  St. Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church 1611 BRENTWOOD ROAD, N. E. (One block north of Rhode Island Ave. West of 17th St.) Washington, D. C. Reply to: Rev. Luther Miles Schulze, S. T. M., Pastor 1647 Varnum Place N. E. Washington 17, D. C. Phone: DUpont 7591 Sundays Worship Service - - - 11 A. M. …

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  "Touched by Evil" illustration Scan

  David Brinley, St. Louis Magazine ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  Nave of St. Francis Xavier College Church Scan

  Saint Louis University Archives ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  Panel on the case at SLU's Pius XII Library with Thomas Allen Scan

  Michelle Peltier, Saint Louis University ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  Statue detail, St. Francis Xavier College Church Scan

  Saint Louis University ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  Fr. Raymond Bishop, SJ, 1933 yearbook portrait Scan

  Saint Louis University Archives ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  The Cottage City house in 2021 with owner Ben Rockey-Harris Scan

  Evy Mages for Washingtonian ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)
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  J. B. Rhine's reply to Schulze Scan

  Duke University Libraries, Parapsychology Laboratory records ·from The Exorcism of Roland Doe: The Haunted Boy Behind The Exorcist (1949)

  Reverend Duther M. Schulze 1611 Brentwood Road N.E. Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Schulze: I am writing you briefly just to support what Mrs. Rhine wrote you. I am deeply interested in this case and want to help in any way I can. I think Dr. Winfred Overholzer at St. Elizabeth might take an interest in …

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  Fortean Times June 2024 cover feature on the case Scan

  David Clarke (Substack) ·from Flight Lieutenant Stan Hubbard's Farnborough discs (1950)

  AND OTHER STRANGE STORIES FROM THE NEW MILLENNIUM SIGNS AND BLUNDERS ECLIPSE VS APOCALYPSE FRAUDULENT FUNERAL • TOILET IMP • PECULIAR PLANTS • ANTIQUE ENEMA BANDIT WORLD WEIRD NEWS THE WORLD OF STRANGE PHENOMENA WWW.FORTEANTIMES.COM ForteanTimes HAUNTED SKIES! FT445 JUNE 2024 £5.25 RAF JET PILOTS RE…

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  Jessie Roestenburg in 2006, from Haunted Skies Vol. 1 Scan

  David Sankey ·from The Unsmiling Men of Ranton: Jessie Roestenburg's Saucer at Vicarage Farm (1954)
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  Cover of Haunted Skies Vol. 2 Scan

  from The Liverpool Leprechaun Scare (1964)
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  Portrait of SPR investigator Manfred Cassirer. Scan

  from The Bromley Poltergeist: the haunted allotment sheds of Grove Park (1973)
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  Image accompanying the Strange Company article on the Bromley Poltergeist; content unverified. Scan

  from The Bromley Poltergeist: the haunted allotment sheds of Grove Park (1973)
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  AP newspaper clipping, 7 March 1974: Man Still Haunted By UFO. Scan

  Associated Press, via NICAP ·from The Pascagoula Abduction (1973)
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  Sunday Mirror report of the 1974 incident, 14 July 1974 Scan

  Sunday Mirror via M.P. Pellicer ·from The Blue Bell Hill Phantom Hitchhiker: Maurice Goodenough's Report to Rochester Police (1974)

  GHOST ON THE A229.. HORROR gripped motorist Morris Goodenough as a girl suddenly appeared in his blazing headlights. He braked ... too late. Shaken he covered the girl with blanket and went for the police. But he was in for an even bigger shock when he returned. There was no police found and the gho…

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  Cover of The World's Most Haunted House by William J. Hall Scan

  Red Wheel Weiser / New Page Books ·from The Bridgeport Poltergeist: the Goodin family house on Lindley Street (1974)
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  High Street, Stone, about 1955 to 1960. Street scene for context; not confirmed to show the supermarket site. Scan

  Staffordshire Museum Service, ref P96.006.0127 ·from The Tesco "Charlie" Poltergeist: A Haunted Supermarket in Stone, Staffordshire (1975)