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“Livingston”

Documents 24 Scans in the stories 8

Scans matching “Livingston”8 scans

"Smithfield; Or, Middleway", frontispiece engraving from Finotti's 1879 monograph Scan

Joseph M. Finotti, 1879 ·from The Wizard Clip Haunting: Invisible Shears at the Livingston Farm (1794)
Marker for the grave of the Unknown Stranger at Priest Field Scan

Justin Griffin / Spirit of Jefferson ·from The Wizard Clip Haunting: Invisible Shears at the Livingston Farm (1794)
Stranger's Grave trail marker Scan

Michael Kishbucher, via Library of Virginia ·from The Wizard Clip Haunting: Invisible Shears at the Livingston Farm (1794)
Buildings in Middleway, West Virginia Scan

Nichole Chapman / WV Explorer ·from The Wizard Clip Haunting: Invisible Shears at the Livingston Farm (1794)
Union Church, Middleway Scan

Gabby Berry / WV Explorer ·from The Wizard Clip Haunting: Invisible Shears at the Livingston Farm (1794)
1955 "Big Fish" poster at the Polson museum Scan

Butch Larcombe / Flathead Beacon ·from Captain James C. Kerr and the steamer U.S. Grant: the first Flathead Lake Monster sighting (1889)

LOOK SEE THE BIGGEST FISH Ever Caught in Montana . . (Yes, the Biggest by a Country Mile) at SALISH HOTEL BLDG. -- POLSON 7 1/2 ft. Flathead Lake Sturgeon, wt. 181 lbs. (A Prehistoric Fish "Out of This World") OUR BABY MONSTER (Made pretty by the World Famous Yellowstone Park Taxidermists at Livings…
Figure from the Metabunk thread (exact content unconfirmed) Scan

Posted by Charlie Wiser, Metabunk ·from The Burkes Flat Bent Headlight Beams, Victoria, 1966 (1966)

The Melbourne Age Apr 12, 1966, p.6 "Saucer" not death cause Police do not believe there is any connection between a fatal accident near Maryborough on Thursday night and a reported flying saucer sighting at the same spot four days earlier. * Page 2—The Sun, Tuesday, April 12, 1966 Did a light lure …
Dechmont Law, Livingston, at sunset in 2011. The hill where the encounter took place. Scan

Taras Young ·from The Robert Taylor Incident: Dechmont Woods (1979)