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labete-du-gevaudan · 10 months
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It's a large order, but I'm sure it can be reached!
The International Cryptozoology Museum is looking to restore and inhabit this historical building located in Bangor, Maine! The museum's current locations are small and make the collection they hold seem crowded. It deserves a larger space to thrive in. It was built in 1945 and served as a garage and car dealership. But it was also eventually used as a laundromat, a taxi depot and a recycling center.
A number of things need to be done to this building to make it safe and modern. The money raised will go toward things like replacing windows and pipes. The International Cryptozoology Museum is a non-profit and relies on donations to survive.
Please consider donating and if you can't donate, sharing is so helpful!
The link to the GoFundMe and a lot more information on the project: https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-maines-streamline-moderne-gem-490-broadway
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weirdwisconsin · 3 months
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Milwaukee's National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum has unveiled a new collection of cryptid bobbleheads featuring Bigfoot, Mothman, the Loch Ness Monster and more cryptozoological oddities.
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spencerranch · 6 months
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Monster Month Day 17- Nessie
I love the old girl.
You can pick up her sticker on my RedBubble store, if you're feeling froggy :P
https://href.li/?https://www.redbubble.com/i/sticker/Nessie-by-Bornk/153785753.O9UDB?asc=u
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cultofweirdthings · 2 years
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After more than 30 years, the top secret Calvine UFO photo has finally been revealed.
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vintagenews · 6 months
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Source and details.
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The Petrozavodsk Jellyfish
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In 1977 a strange thing was seen over the skies of Petrozavodsk in the Soviet Union. TASS reporter Nikolai Milov described the object as "a huge star", that "flared up in the dark sky" at about 4am, "impulsively sending shafts of light to the Earth". According to Milov, "the star" spread out in the form of a jellyfish, "showering the city with a multitude of very fine rays which created an image of pouring rain". Milov further reported that "after some time the luminescent rays ceased" and "the jellyfish turned into a bright semicircle", which resumed its movement towards Onega Lake.
From Wikipedia
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popculturelib · 6 months
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Haunted States of America: Ohio
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Ghost Hunter's Guide to Haunted Ohio (2000) by Chris Woodyard
You may recognize this author's name from our introductory post to this series: Chris Woodyard, from whose Invisible Ink Collection most of these books come. Woodyard is the author of the popular Haunted Ohio series, as well as a variety of history books about death and death culture in the Victorian era. She describes herself as a Fortean, named after Charles Fort, an American researcher known for his interest in anomalies and skepticism in the scientific method as the source of all knowledge of the universe. For more about Woodyard, visit her website at http://hauntedohiobooks.com/.
Ghost Hunter's Guide to Haunted Ohio focuses on haunted places in the state that are accessible to the public, such as Mansfield's Ohio State Reformatory, the Golden Lamb Restaurant & Hotel in Lebanon, OH, and the Taft Museum of Art in Cincinnati.
Our collection has the first four Haunted Ohio books (I, II, III, IV) by Woodyard, as well as her Spooky Ohio: 13 Traditional Tales (1995). For books about ghosts in Ohio by other writers, check out:
Ohio Ghost Stories (1993) by Shelley Pearsall
Tristate Terrors: Famous, Historic, Female Ghosts of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky (1996) compiled by Anne Oscard
Ghost Stories of Ohio (2001) by Edrick Thay
If you would like to know more about Charles Fort and Forteans, we have the books:
The Complete Books of Charles Fort (1974) introduction by Damon Knight
The Fortean Times Book of Close Shaves and Amazing Luck (1999) compiled by Steve Moore
Charles Fort: The Man Who Invented the Supernatural (2008) by Jim Steinmeyer
as well as multiple magazines and fanzines:
Doubt: The Fortean Society Magazine (1970s-)
Fortean Times (1976-)
INFO (1970s-) by the International Fortean Organization
The Browne Popular Culture Library (BPCL), founded in 1969, is the most comprehensive archive of its kind in the United States.  Our focus and mission is to acquire and preserve research materials on American Popular Culture (post 1876) for curricular and research use. Visit our website at https://www.bgsu.edu/library/pcl.html.
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poisonedapplepicks · 1 year
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Word of the day... 'fortean'
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labete-du-gevaudan · 10 months
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My good pals over at The Singular Fortean Society have made their discord server public! It had previously been only for their Patreon supporters but they want to build a community of like-minded folks.
If you’re interested in chatting with others that are fascinated by the unknown, feel free to join me there!
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weirdwisconsin · 10 months
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Alien pancakes. A man killed by a UFO. A crop circle in a lake. Crack open the files to explore the strangest Wisconsin UFO cases.
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personalplanchette · 9 months
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If you are neurodivergent or suspect you are, have you had a paranormal experience(s)?
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dorotheo-rah · 1 month
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Have you ever realized
Has there ever been footage or photography of ghosts, cryptids, ufos what weren't made with a pototo, glue and popsicles? No trickery, cgi, camera errors?
That's the real mystery!
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Hunters In Texas Have Been Encountering An Unknown Animal For Decades
The Sabine Monster Of Texas
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victusinveritas · 3 months
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This week's Fortean Friday is ready to play the lottery! (Hull Packet 1828, via Newspapers.com)
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gravityofforteana · 5 months
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JOHN KEEL: “whatever your belief is, these manifestations are going to assume that form”
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