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"Death is the great Teacher, stern, cold, inexorable, irresistible; whom the collected might of the world cannot stay or ward off. The breath, that parting from the lips of King or beggar, scarcely stirs the hushed air, cannot be bought, or brought back for a moment, with the wealth of Empires. What a lesson is this, teaching our frailty and feebleness, and an Infinite Power beyond us! It is a fearful lesson, that never becomes familiar. It walks through the earth in dread mystery, and lays it hands upon all. It is a universal lesson, that is read everywhere and by all men. Its message comes every year and every day. The past years are crowded with its sad and solemn mementoes; and death's finger traces its handwriting upon the walls of every human habitation." --Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma
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BRIEF: An old apothecary shop is haunted. SUMMARY: In 1792, a Edward Stabler, a young Quaker pharmacist, opened his business on Fairfax Street, which operated continuously until 1933. The Apothecary withstood the turmoil of the War of 1812, the 1821 Yellow Fever Epidemic, the Civil War, the Spanish-American War of 1898, and World War I.
It was the center of daily life in Alexandria, and among its famous customers were George Washington and Robert E. Lee. BRIEF: In the 1964 earthquake, dozens of children died in the Jesse Lee Home For Children. SUMMARY: In the 1964 earthquake, dozens of children died in the Jesse Lee Home For Children. BRIEF: Beautiful southern Plantation - Haunted SUMMARY: The plantation dates to sometime in the late 1700s to early 1800s. In 1836, the plantation was sold to Jacques Telespore Roman and was called "Oak Alley" by riverboat captains. Jacques' brother Andre Roman served as Governor of Louisiana. Jacques and his wife Celina had a grand mansion designed and built, to include 28 classic colums surrounding the house, 12 foot ceilings and 16 inch thick walls. The final construction was completed sometime around 1841.
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Hauntings at Former Dundalk Flying Field / Logan Field, Baltimore, MDTags Dundalk Flying Field ; Logan Field ; Haunting ; History Subject Former Dundalk Flying Field Logan Field, Baltimore, MD... Abstract I have been gathering information on paranormal activity at Former Dundalk Flying Field Logan Field, Baltimore. This is the historical background on the area and what I have learned so far.... Topic Dundalk Flying Field Logan Field, Baltimore, MD 39.24 North 76.52 West Northeast of Francis Scott Key Bridge, Baltimore, MD Following WW1, pilots coming home to Baltimore needed an airport. Until then, there were not enough local aviators t... |  | | • | Hay-Adams Hotel
Northwest, District of Columbia The spirit of Clover Adams haunts The Hay Adams Hotel. She was the wife of original owner Henry Adams. Mrs. Adams committed suicide in 1885 on the fourth floor. She is still seen on the fourth floor of the hotel today by guests and employees.... |
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Misc News + EventsFor all paranormal investigators this would be a huge loss.. Fort Mifflin could close gates forever. I received the following email today and wanted to share it January 7, 10 49 AM by Anthony Selletti, Philadelphia Landmarks Examiner ... |
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