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Dr. John Dee’s Magnum Opus Added to Library

May 29, 2018 Tim Woolworth 0

John Dee – An Empire Maker To state that John Dee was a genius is underestimate his impact upon both the physical and metaphysical world. Dee was a scholar who advised Elizabeth I. At one […]

The Spirits of Africa

November 30, 2020 0

It is an accepted theory in anthropology and paleontology, that Africa is the birthplace of mankind. Tens of thousands of years ago, humans evolved, stood on two legs, and spread out over the face of [...]
The Bingen Demon: A 9th Century Poltergeist

August 5, 2020 0

Poltergeist and ghostly activity have been a part of the human experience since we lost the tails and fell from the trees. However, that activity would not always be understood from a parapsychological viewpoint. The [...]
What Stalks Number 50 Berkeley Square?

November 6, 2020 0

Located in the backstreets of London, England, is 50 Berkeley Square, a rather unassuming looking building that is home to Maggs Bros. Antiquirian Bookseller. The three-story building, while plain looking on the outside, is reportedly [...]
Haunted Stays IX: Brumder Mansion B&B in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

January 19, 2021 0

Like the rest of the United States in the 19th century, the state of Wisconsin welcomed a massive influx of immigrants, most of them from Germany. These immigrants who sought the American dream were attracted [...]
The Sultan’s Bloodbath: LaPrete Mansion in New Orleans, Louisiana

December 13, 2020 1

Since its founding in 1718, New Orleans, Louisiana has been a city associated with magic, mystery and murder. Many of its older homes are believed to be inhabited by the spectral shades left behind by [...]