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Scans matching “Suffolk”11 scans

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  A merman by the sea, wood engraving. A generic merman, not the Orford event. Scan

  Wellcome Library, London ·from The Wild Man (Merman) of Orford, Suffolk (1167)
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  A wild man (wodewose) carving on a church font, later art linked to the legend. Scan

  shelidon.it ·from The Wild Man (Merman) of Orford, Suffolk (1167)
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  A historic chart of Orford. Scan

  shelidon.it ·from The Wild Man (Merman) of Orford, Suffolk (1167)
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  A copy of Moor's Bealings Bells offered for sale on AbeBooks Scan

  from The Bealings Bells: phantom bell-ringing at Bealings House, Great Bealings, Suffolk (1834)
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  Bealings House in 2002 Scan

  Historic England (per caption) ·from The Bealings Bells: phantom bell-ringing at Bealings House, Great Bealings, Suffolk (1834)
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  Portrait of Major Edward Moor, c. 1810 Scan

  from The Bealings Bells: phantom bell-ringing at Bealings House, Great Bealings, Suffolk (1834)
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  The New York Times, 30 October 1966: "'Saucers' Believed By Physicist Here To Be His Balloons" Scan

  The New York Times, reproduced by Patrick Gross ·from The Hovering Light over Eastern Long Island's Beach Communities (1966)

  Saucers' Believed By Physicist Here To Be His Balloons A New York physicist said yesterday he believed he was responsible for many of the unidentified flying objects that in the last few years over the United States and Canada. The physicist, Dr. Serge A. Korff, director of the cosmic universe, told…

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  The New York Times dispatch datelined Hauppauge, L.I., Oct. 28: "Suffolk Reports More UFO's" Scan

  The New York Times, reproduced by Patrick Gross ·from The Hovering Light over Eastern Long Island's Beach Communities (1966)

  Suffolk Reports More UFO's HAUPAUGE, L. I. Oct. 23—Buffalo County Police report investigating brightly colored unidentified flying objects over the Buffalo County Air Force Base at Westhampton Beach, where a spokesman said the base had been attacked many similar calls recently. He said many similar …

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  Washington Reporter, October 1966, on the related Patchogue "giant hot dog" sighting Scan

  MyHeritage newspaper collections ·from The Hovering Light over Eastern Long Island's Beach Communities (1966)

  Sighting Of UFO Reported PATCHOGUE, N.Y. (UPI) PATCHOGUE, N.Y. (UPI) Three policemen and a newspaper photographer early today reported sighting an unidentified flying object shaped like a giant hot dog hovering over this eastern Long Island town. blinking lights. It hovered without moving for about …

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  Article from the Washington Reporter in October 1966 about a UFO sighting from the MyHeritage newspaper collections. Scan

  MyHeritage newspaper collections ·from The Patchogue "Giant Hot Dog" UFO, Long Island, 1966 (1966)

  Sighting Of UFO Reported PATCHOGUE, N.Y. (UPI) PATCHOGUE, N.Y. (UPI) Three policemen and a newspaper photographer early today reported sighting an unidentified flying object shaped like a giant hot dog hovering over this eastern Long Island town. blinking lights. It hovered without moving for about …

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  The New York Times, November 22, 1975, reporting the DeFeo verdict Scan

  The New York Times ·from The Amityville Haunting: the Lutz Family at 112 Ocean Avenue (1975)

  y, who set the legislative considera- tion, denied any Pres- sidents and empha- gh a spokesman the that might result from primary—as much as in New York City million upstate, if the s's estimates are right. M. Anderson, Repub- Binghamton, the majority leader, opposes the primary dates, there was no …