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  The illustration from the London broadsheet of the giant squid stranded at Dingle in 1673 Scan

  Francis Smith, London, c. 1674 ·from The Dingle "wonderful fish or beast": a giant squid stranded in County Kerry, 1673 (1673)

  A true Relation of a strange Monster that lately was by a Storm, driven a shore at Dingle-I-coth in the County of Kerry in Ireland, with Letters Teftimonial, under the hands of credible Eye-witnesses. To Mr. John Wickins at the Mearmaid in Millstreet, London. Oving Friend, I heard of this following …

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  Sydney Morning Herald, 23 January 1932, p. 7: Frederick Cox recalls Birmingham's flying machine. Scan

  Sydney Morning Herald, via Bill Chalker ·from Frederick William Birmingham's Parramatta Park Ark (1868)

  "Did I ever tell you about Birmingham," he asked. "Birmingham was an alderman of Parramatta Council, and an engineer, and at his house in Duck-lane, near the Old Men's Home in Macquarie-street, Parramatta, he built a flying machine. As he failed to form a company to get the machine on the market, Bi…

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  Newspaper clipping, 16 January 1883: the Blackness Quarry report Scan

  strangehistory.net (Beachcombing) ·from The Dundee Ghost Scare: Blackness Quarry's "Big Black Man" and "Springheels" (1882-83) (1883)

  it sed e n e f ity. g w be o i i t w be people that what traditions have been very recent prevailed party at an act of Prince of de against that this reduced a te sincere, still more nurlingham, and that THE GHOST OF BLACKNESS QUARRY. A BLACK APPARITION IN DUNDEE. We hear it often asserted in Dundee…

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  "We followed the tracks of the monster in the valley for five or six miles." Illustration of the armed tracking party, The Strand Magazine, 1908. Scan

  The Strand Magazine, vol. 36; artist unknown ·from The Partridge Creek Monster: a living dinosaur in the Yukon (1907)
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  "The beast held in his jaws something which seemed to me to be a caribou." Illustration from The Strand Magazine, July 1908, made from sketches and descriptions supplied by Georges Dupuy. Scan

  The Strand Magazine, vol. 36, p. 74; artist unknown ·from The Partridge Creek Monster: a living dinosaur in the Yukon (1907)
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  A museum fossil claw printed in The Strand Magazine for comparison. It is not connected to the sighting. Scan

  The Strand Magazine, vol. 36, p. 79 ·from The Partridge Creek Monster: a living dinosaur in the Yukon (1907)
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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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  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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  Contents of the CSIRO file on the west coast monster Scan

  666 ABC Canberra, Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)

  THE SO-CALLED TASMANIAN SEA MONSTER During early March 1962 the Australian press, television, and radio published reports of a huge object, presumably an animal, which had been washed up on the west coast of Tasmania in a part of the State which is difficult of access. The object, which subsequently…

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  The Strand, Kirkholt, illustrated in the Borough's 1971 Official Guide. Scan

  Mike Ashworth ·from The Cavendish Road poltergeist, Kirkholt, Rochdale (1971)
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  Diário da Região, 19 August and 31 October 1979 Scan

  Diário da Região, via Oberhalb Thoth ·from The Mirassol abduction (Antônio Carlos Ferreira) (1979)

  Ciência crê no rapto do guarda por disco voador SAO JOSE DO RIO PRETO - O guarda noturno Antonio Carlos Perreira, de Mirassol, que afirma ter sido rapiado por seres extra-terrenos e viajado num disco voador, ser submetido a nova regressao de memória, para que revele outros detalhes de sua estranha a…

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  Nordic UFO Newsletter 1988/1 p.16, NIRI, NDRE, GSW and weather data Scan

  UFO-Norge / Nordic UFO Groups ·from The Breiset Mountain-Farm Film, Torpo, Hallingdal (1986) (1986)

  The representatives of UFO-Norge decided to wait a bit, just to let the commotion fade before the real analysis could be initiated. Our organisation was in this case especially obliged to make use of our connections, in order to prove to the public that this movie wasn't just another elaborated fake…

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  The Naden Harbour carcass, 1937. A different case, background only. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from Phyllis Harsh returns a stranded "baby Caddy" to the sea, Johns Island, 1991 (1991)
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  The Effingham carcass, 1947. A different case, background only. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from Phyllis Harsh returns a stranded "baby Caddy" to the sea, Johns Island, 1991 (1991)