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Scans matching “Macdonald”19 scans

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  Procès-verbal de reconnaissance de la Bête du Gâtinais Scan

  Bnf estampes, coll. Michel Hennin ·from The Beast of the Gâtinais (la Bête du Gâtinais) (1652)

  DESCRIPTION DVNE PARTIE DES MEVRTRE ET CARNAGES FAITS PAR L'HORIBLE MONSTRE CY DESSVS DEPENT DANS LE PAYS DE GASTINOIS, QYI FVT TVE Vendrouillet d'Auxerre, d'eventuire d'Aux 1845, approué 16 Moytres, le habilitant Mogny. Et se vous au bout du Pont-Neuf, au coing de la rue d'Auphine. Eiward Jourdain …

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  Glenshee, the patrol's rendezvous point, not the murder site Scan

  Scott Robinson, Geograph ·from The ghost of Sergeant Arthur Davies and the ghost-evidence murder trial of Terig and Macdonald, Braemar, 1749 to 1754 (1750)
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  Header illustration from Esoterx, uncaptioned, probably depicting the trial Scan

  from The ghost of Sergeant Arthur Davies and the ghost-evidence murder trial of Terig and Macdonald, Braemar, 1749 to 1754 (1750)
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  Portrait of Sir Walter Scott, who presented the trial record in 1831 Scan

  from The ghost of Sergeant Arthur Davies and the ghost-evidence murder trial of Terig and Macdonald, Braemar, 1749 to 1754 (1750)
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  Loch Ness at Urquhart. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons (credit to verify) ·from Alexander Macdonald and the Abriachan Salamander (1888)
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  Illustration from the Old Weird Scotland 'Big Salamander' page; content and rights unverified. Scan

  from Alexander Macdonald and the Abriachan Salamander (1888)
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  Abriachan Gardens, on the north-west shore of Loch Ness. Scan

  geograph.org.uk via Wikimedia Commons (photographer to verify) ·from Alexander Macdonald and the Abriachan Salamander (1888)
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  View down Loch Ness from the hills above Abriachan, on the way to the summit of Meall Na H'Eilrig. Scan

  geograph.org.uk via Wikimedia Commons (photographer to verify) ·from Alexander Macdonald and the Abriachan Salamander (1888)
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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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  Walter Franklin Prince with Alex MacDonald Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (1922)
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  Mary Ellen MacDonald Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (1922)
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  New York Times page of 16 March 1922, "Ghost Was a Girl, Dr. Prince Reports" Scan

  Uploaded by Lone Drifter, 2016 ·from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (1922)

  'GHOST' WAS A GIRL, DR. PRINCE REPORTS Investigator Thinks Mary Ellen Started Mysterious Fires at Caledonia Mills, N. S. FOUND INFLAMMABLE LIQUID He Says She Has Had Dream States—Reporter Did Automatic Writing. *Academy of the New York City* *Dr. Walter Franklin Price of the American Research Societ…

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  Clipping from the Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune, 13 March 1922 Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (1922)

  Slapped by Spook! Detective Carroll (above) says the Augustin shoot which has been identified as MacDonald at Caladonio Mills, Nova Scotia, him plucked the MacDonald says he was slipped. too. Scientists are investigating.…

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  Mary Ellen MacDonald, 1922 Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (1922)
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  The MacDonald house at Caledonia Mills Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (1922)
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  Mary Ellen MacDonald Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (Mary Ellen Spook Farm) (1922)

  The Antigonish ghost is a girl, 16 years old, according to Dr. Walter Franklin Pierce of the American Research Society, after almost a week's search for a solution of the mystery. It was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McDonald of Caledonia Mills, Nova Scotia—Mary Ellen Macdonald—who, impelle…

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  Artist's drawing of the MacDonald house Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (Mary Ellen Spook Farm) (1922)
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  Mary Ellen MacDonald, 1922 (screenshot of a CBC page) Scan

  Not stated; possibly Antigonish Heritage Museum ·from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (Mary Ellen Spook Farm) (1922)
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  National Enquirer, 6 June 1995: "Town in Panic over 2,000 UFO Sightings" Scan

  ufos.ac.uk ·from The James Walker Sighting, Bonnybridge (1992)

  TOWN IN PANIC OVER 2,000 UFO SIGHTINGS A small Scottish village has become the world's No. 1 UFU hat spot, with more than 2,000 sightings reported — including battleships size space senses? The insurance reports over the past three years have turned the once quiet, rustic town of Roxbury bridge down…