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Lava Rock pendulum by Sean Paradis for Sleeping Meadows

Pendulum Experiments

By On April 10, 2012 · Leave a Comment

This past weekend — en route the Mal’s Pals benefit where Kris Williams was speaking — Sean Paradis (of Sleeping Meadows) presented me with a wonderful collection of his latest pendulums.  I’ve mentioned them before, because they’re so extraordinary, and they’ve led me to re-think my disdain for pendulums in paranormal [...]

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The Bennington Triangle – Paranormal Sites

By On April 9, 2012 · 1 Comment

Vermont’s Bennington Triangle has a fascinating history.  It’s a lovely place to hike, but it’s not without significant dangers. Like the Bermuda Triangle, people vanish without explanation in the Bennington Triangle.

The “triangle” phenomena are interesting to study.  The most famous of these locations is, of course, the Bermuda Triangle.

However, the trouble with the [...]

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Laconia, NH’s Ghostly Places

By On October 31, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Laconia, New Hampshire is a gold mine of haunted locations.  This is Part 2 (of 2) about haunted places around Tilton, Franklin, and Laconia, New Hampshire.

In the previous podcast, Fiona Broome discussed these locations:

1. Hall Memorial Library, Northfield-Tilton, NH.

2. Tilton Mystery Tunnel, Tilton, NH.

3. [...]

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Podcast: Tilton Mystery Tunnel; Webster Place

By On October 6, 2011 · 1 Comment

Here’s background information connected with my podcast about the Tilton Mystery Tunnel and true ghost stories around Franklin, NH, especially at Webster Place. In this article, you’ll learn more history and see some of my photos (a few are large) related to the strange and haunted sites. This isn’t a “ghost story” podcast.  It will [...]

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Franklin Historical Society’s Ghosts – NH

By On October 8, 2010 · Leave a Comment

The Franklin Historical Society is located at Webster Place in Franklin, New Hampshire.  The building is a Colonial-era home — once the residence of Daniel Webster — with a large Victorian addition.

After its years as an early American residence (owned by the Haddock and Webster families, among [...]

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How to Investigate Haunted Stairways

By On April 30, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Haunted Stairways – or a good job for a carpenter?

Here are some low-tech ways to investigate haunted stairways, plus some extra footage at the wonderfully haunted hotel, The Spalding Inn, at Whitefield, NH.

Has someone complained about a ghost on a staircase?  Ghost hunters need to respond quickly to [...]

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Bonito City – The Real Story

By On November 10, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Bonito City and its ghosts — if there are any — were featured in a recent ghost-related TV show.

The show’s three ghost enthusiasts visited Bonito Lake in Lincoln County, New Mexico. However, their version of Bonito City’s past was very different from actual history, and they may have missed the real ghosts of Lincoln [...]

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Tenney Gate House – Recordings

By On November 5, 2009 · Leave a Comment

While the October 10th (2009) fundraiser at Tenney Gate House was a tremendous success, some people asked questions afterward.  Here are my replies, and a new recording about Tenney Gate House.

Some people thought that I’d organized the event.  I didn’t.  The event was managed by the Essex County Ghost Project, and supported by [...]

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Investigation – Tenney Gatehouse ghosts

By On October 14, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Tenney Gatehouse and the Greycourt Castle ruins are among Methuen’s historical treasures… and among that city’s most haunted locations.

At a fundraiser on Saturday, October 10th, 2009, I was among the investigators invited to Tenney Gatehouse by the Essex County Ghost Project and Pelham Paranormal Research.

The 2009 event sold out almost immediately, and raised [...]

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Investigation – Ghosts at Greycourt Castle ruins

By On October 14, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Greycourt Castle (or Grey Court Castle) was the estate home of Charles H. Tenney, his wife Fanny, and their son Daniel G. Tenney.

The castle-style mansion was built in the 1880s and used as a summer home by the Tenney family.

In the 1950s, it was sold and used as a drug rehabilitation facility in [...]

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