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Elliot O’Donnell 1872-1965: the first great ghosthunter?
It’s hard to believe it is fourteen years since I wrote this piece, and it reflects my ideas at that time. I have however, with some embarrassment as some of my ideas have changed, reproduced it here. I hope it … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Green, Andrew Lang, apparitions, Arthur Machen, astral double, banshees, Berry Pomeroy, Bristol ghosthunters, Celtic Twilight, Clifton College Bristol, Death Omensm ghosts, Elementals, Elliot O'Donnell, Eric Quigley, folklore, For Satan's Sake, ghosthunters, Ghosthunting, ghosts as recordings, ghosts of the future, Golden Dawn, Harry Price, Irish Ghosthunters, Nigel Kneale, Paranormal, Phantasms of the Living, poltergeists, psychical research, psychism, Queen's Service Academy Dublin, Rev. Wynn Wescott, Society for Psychical Research, Stonetape Theory, werewolves, werwolves
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