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The following
are websites of which I have conducted research or field investigations with, or to which I have had personal contact.
Gettysburg Metaphysical Center
This
is Rev. Francine Milano’s website. She is a well-known psychic medium and
experienced paranormal investigator. Her workshops and lectures are well-organized
and highly informative. I have conducted numerous investigations at this site. Various hauntings have been documented at this site.
Recommended.
Ghosts of
the Prairie
http://www.prairieghosts.com/
This
is Troy Taylor's website. I am an area representative of the American Ghost Society for Northeast PA. This site is highly recommended for its wealth of information on paranormal topics and organized tours.
Majda
http://www.majda.net/
I am a
member of this organization and recommend visiting their website.
Ghost Village
http://www.ghostvillage.com/index.shtml
I have
published a number of articles on their website. It is informative, interesting, and I highly recommend this website.
Jeff is a well-known speaker, and has published a number of books.
Ghost Village News
Ghost Village Calendar of Events
Ghost Village Messageboard
New Jersey
http://www.njghs.net/
I am a
member of this organization and recommend visiting their website.
Coal Region
http://www.coalregionghosthunters.com/
I have
conducted a number of investigations with Tim. He is a professional and well-informed investigator.
Central
PA
http://www.cppra.com/
I
have conducted 2 investigations with Kevin, at Gettysburg, and the Elks
Building, in Tamaqua, PA.
Rolling Hills
http://www.rollinghillscountrymall.com/
I conducted
an investigation here in June 2005. It has an interesting, multi-functional history
with various paranormal phenomena reported there.
Ghosts of Gettysburg
http://www.ghostsofgettysburg.com/
This is
Mark Nesbitt’s website. The house has various documented paranormal activity. I have heard Mark lecture on a number of topics.
He is always interesting and well-informed.
Maryland Paranormal
Coalition
http://www.ghosttech.net/
This is
Vince Wilson’s website. I have attended various investigations and workshops
he had conducted. His focus on ghost research is scientific and technologically-oriented.
Eastern State Penitentiary
http://www.easternstate.org/
I have
conducted 2 paranormal investigations at this site. A very interesting, atmospheric,
and haunted site.
Farnsworth
Bed & Breakfast
http://www.farnsworthhouseinn.com/
I have
stayed here on a number of occasions since 1995. Each time I have recorded a
number of anomalies. I have also conducted an overnight investigation there in
March 2006.
American Battlefield
http://www.americanbattlefield.com/
This
is Patrick Burke’s site. I attended a paranormal conference in Fredericksburg, VA in April 2006 organized
by his group. It was a well-organized and highly informative conference. Patrick uses the intuitive method in research.
His teams are highly professional.
City
of Winchester, Hampshire England
http://www.visitwinchester.co.uk
This
is where I participated in my first archaeological excavation and my first paranormal investigation. It was in 1969. The summer of love at Woodstock, and my summer of discovery. The town
is seeped in hauntings and history.
City of San Antonio, Texas
http://www.sanantonio.com
I lived
here for 1 year after completing graduate school. I found it a very haunting and captivating city. It was a city ripe for my anthropological career.
City of New Orleans, Louisiana
http://www.neworleansghosts.com
I
lived here for 3 ½ years in the late 70’s and early 1980’s. It was
the city of surprises and mystery. It was full of ghosts and voodoo.
City of Sante Fe, New Mexico
http://www.nmghosttours.com
I had an
enjoyable vacation here in 1997. Complete with cooking school training, archaeological
tours, and a paranormal investigation. Great restaurants.
Ed Marston Collection
http://www.musegalleryphiladelphia.com
Ed
Marston is an artist who paints Coal Breakers and other Coal Region scenes. While
conducting some paranormal surveys, I met Ed while he was sketching on the upper floor of the abandoned St. Nicholas Breaker
near Mahanoy City, PA.
Check
the gallery’s website and see Ed’s latest works. They are his testament
to the past, seen with an artist’s vision and archaeological “eye”.
Simon
Marsden
http://www.simonmarsden.co.uk/intro.htm
Simon Marsen’s
photographs are notable for three basic elements of a “spectral universe”. They can be characterized as:
1) –
“Spooky”: These are locations that look “haunted”.
2) - “Hauntingly Uncertain”: They
are located in places of history and antiquity where past dramatic performances are filled with mystery and doubt where present
day boundaries are not clearly defined and perceived.
3) –
“Ghostly”: These are also locations where folklore, legend, and history
suggest that ghosts continue to roam, enacting this photography of haunted locations says more about these places than any
narrative could describe. And there’s not an “orb” or other
light anomaly in any of them!
Loren
Eiseley
http://www.eiseley.unomaha.edu/
Loren Eiseley’s
writings and poetry combine a mystical and haunting element than only an archaeological (and anthropological) “mindset”
can produce. They are also full of the spacio-temporal symmetry of a place combining
elements of nature writing, history and supernatural elements presented in a poetic and thought-provoking manner.
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