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Ghost Hunting; Sights Unseen and the Paranormal
http://sightsunseenparanormal.blogspot.com/
This is the blog of Sights Unseen Paranormal, a small team of paranormal investigators based in New England
- Added on: Jun 12th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Bobby Elgee
- Listed in: Supernatural Science
- Tags: paranormal ghosts haunted ghost hunters taps ghost hunting
Recent Posts
Ghost Hunters episode: November 11, 2009
Ghost Hunters--the television show on the Sci Fi Channel featuring T.A.P.S. (The Atlantic Paranormal Society)--is airing an episode entitled New Hampshire Gothic on November 11, 2009.Though more details are forthcoming from the Sci Fi (now Scy Fy) Ch...
TAPS Visits Amos J. Blake House Museum in Fitzwilliam, NH: On-line Evidence; by Bobby Elgee
TAPS (The Atlantic Paranormal Society) investigated the Amos J. Blake House Museum in Fitzwilliam, NH on or around July 9th 2009 to film an upcoming episode of Ghost Hunters, reportedly set to air sometime in October of 2009.Keene Sentinel Newspaper ...
Farmer With an Axe Handle, A Haunting Encounter; by Bobby Elgee, Lead Investigator
Old New England Estatesouthern Vermontlate August 2006I have a friend of mine whose been metal detecting for over 20 years and he’d shown me some interesting artifacts he discovered. Many of the items of were found on an estate in southern Vermont...
Take Me to the Other Side: Moral Responsibilities of Ghost Hunters as Related to Spirits and the Afterlife; Bobby Elgee, Lead Investigator
This article is an open query to all ghost hunters, paranormal investigators, psychics, mediums, parapsychologists, and theologians regarding the possible moral obligations concerning assisting certain types of ghosts–as defined as the consciousnes...
Amos J. Blake Museum; Paranormal Links
Here are the links to several Web pages discussing paranormal activity at the Amos J. Blake House museum, the museum of the Fitzwilliam Historical Society. More links are provided in the articles below.These have been assembled for those interested i...
Historical Research; Amos J. Blake House Museum and the Fitzwilliam Historical Society by Sue; Case Manager
I was trying to do some local research today and came upon an odd occurance. I am unable to access the Fitzwilliam NH Historical Society's Web site. I can gain access to all my other local historical societies. Humm....It is a great venue for gaining...
