Search Results for: spiritualism
The Case For Spirit Photography is Back From the Dead
A Conversation with the Dead About Levitation
39 Remarkable and Terrifying Things Experienced at a Eusapia Palladino Séance
Madame Vesta’s Spirit Concert Exposed
The Ghosts of Dickens’s Past
Haunted Sites, Miraculous Mediums, and Spirits Through the Centuries in Your Weird Historian’s New Book, “Chasing Ghosts”
Jack the Ripper, Hypnotism, and Murderous What-Ifs
Just a Little Vampire Miscellanea
“We Don’t Have Meat Here” and Other News from the Afterlife
Excerpt from The Talking Dead: An Interview with Abe Lincoln
When Automatic Writing Brought Us Words from Beyond the Grave
Meet the Man Who Got Jilted By His Spirit Bride and Sued
How to See Ghosts in the Comfort of Your Own Home
A Few Not-So-Odd Questions for Freeman and Fugate Oddities.
Rope Escapes, Musical Ghosts, and the Mysterious Magic of the Davenport Brothers
The Night Joseph Dunninger Spooked a Spiritualist with a $21,000 Check
Are There Ghosts of People Who Spoke to Ghosts? Meet the Spiritualists of Green-Wood Cemetery.
Harry Houdini vs the Spirit Photographers and the Ghosts That Weren’t
William Mumler and the Great Spirit Photograph Craze of the 1860s
Benjamin Franklin Outwits Death and Keeps Writing Clever Aphorisms
Just a Simple Case of Poltergeist from 1925
Exposing Ectoplasm and the Fraudulent Mediums Who Coughed It Up
An Extraordinary Feat of Penmanship, or a Beautiful Example of Evil Spirit Writing
Earth to Mars in the 1920s: The Strange Case of the Man Who Tried to Contact Martians via Radio
Post-Mortem Telepathic Hypnotism: A Theory on Haunted Houses
Just a Few Tricks Mediums Use To Lift Tables At Séances
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Lady Wonder: The Nostradamus of Horses
Thomas Edison Talked to the Dead, Almost
