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While I specialize in ghosts and folklore about the spirit world, the term 'paranormal' really does describe my interests. The world is full of people, places, and things that are out of the ordinary, and extraordinary; and we can find them if we look. My show is about the search for the odd and unusual, across the world. Please tune in and listen, and email me, to suggest other guests! -Jeff
Legends and Strange Facts of World d War I
On Jeff Davis's Peculiar World 11 PM Eastern Standard Time, Thursday 11
April 2019 Posted 12 April 2019
Haunted North Head Lighthouse Part
2, On Jeff Davis's Peculiar World 11 PM Eastern Standard Time, Thursday
28 March 2019
Posted 12 April 2019
Haunted North Head Lighthouse Part 1, On Jeff Davis's Peculiar World 11 PM Eastern Standard Time, Thursday
21 March 2019
Posted 18 March 2019 Genvièv Martin Bernard on the healing power of Hypnosis on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World, 11 PM Eastern Standard Time, Thursday 21 February 2019 Posted 13 February 2019
Philip Hutchinson - Jack the Ripper! on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World
Ross Allison on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World
Wayne
Schmidt on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World
Dal
Neitzel on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World, Speaking About the Forrest Fenn
Treasure Jeff Belanger on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World Posted 16 January 2019 Jeff Davis's Peculiar World Airs on the UK Paranormal Radio Network Posted 16 January 2019
Jeff Davis's Peculiar World Airs on the UK Paranormal Radio Network Posted 16 January 2019
In 2018, I was a guest on Irene Block's podcast, Paranormal UK Radio, which airs every Wednesday night. After our interview, she asked me if I was interested in hosting my own show. Her offer came in the middle of the Halloween season, so I could not start immediately. However, we spoke again in December, and I accepted her offer. My show, Jeff Davis's Peculiar World will be an extension of my own curiosity about the odd and unusual across the world. I will talk to my guests about a variety of subjects ranging from archaeology, to ghosts, to mysteries, to buried treasure. Please tune in!
Jeff
Belanger on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World
My first guest is my
friend, Jeff Belanger. Our paths have crossed over the years, despite
the fact that he lives on the East Coast and I live on the West Coast.
I am pleased Jeff agreed to be my first guest! Among his many credits,
journalist Jeff Belanger works as researcher and writer for the TV series Ghost
Adventures, and hosts and produces the PBS series New
England Legends.
In this
episode of Jeff Davis’s Peculiar World, the two Jeffs talk about their
experiences writing for the Weird U.S.
book series, working with Ghost
Adventures, and sharing stories about places from Astoria, Oregon to the
Lizzie Borden murder mansion, in Massachusetts. To
learn more about Jeff Belanger, visit him at, www.jeffbelanger.com
or www.ghostvillage.com
Dal
Neitzel on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World
Dal Neitzel is an experienced professional treasure
hunter, and he has spent nearly a decade trying to find a treasure hidden by
antiquarian Forrest Fenn.
The
Forrest Fenn treasure is free for the taking, if you can find it.
He even wrote a poem with nine clues
on how to find the treasure.
It has eluded professional and
amateur treasure hunters, despite the fact that Fenn has published several
clues about its location.
In
addition to hunting for the treasure, Dal Neitzel hosts one of the
Internet’s most popular blog, tracking the search for Forest Fenn’s
treasure.
He will share some of
his experiences, and speculation on tonight’s show.https://dalneitzel.com/
Here
is Forrest Fenn’s poem with its nine embedded clues to
a multi-million dollar treasure
As
I have gone alone in there
Begin
it where warm waters halt
From
there it’s no place for the meek,
If
you’ve been wise and found the blaze,
So
why is it that I must go
So
hear me all and listen good, Books by or About Forrest Fenn
New Copies of Forrest Fenn’s books are available
through the Old Santa Fe Trading Company at:
https://www.oldsantafetradingco.com/.
Used copies are available through EBay and other online used
bookstores. The Brother
Jonathan Sources for this article come from my book, Portland’s Rose City Ghosts I, and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Jonathan_(steamer)#Legacy
The Brother Jonathan was built in 1851, in a time when ships used steam
power, but builders included masts for sails, just in case.
She was 220 foot long and 36 foot wide, with two masts, but her main
propulsion cam from two 33-foot diameter side-mounted paddle wheels.
The Brother Jonathan carried passengers in two, 70 foot long salons
decorated with gold leaf and enamel as well as passenger cabins.
On July 27, 1865, the Brother
Jonathan left San Francisco, headed for Portland, Oregon, with 244
passengers.
According to some,
she was overloaded with cargo, and in need of repairs to damage caused a few
weeks earlier.
In addition to
manufactured goods, and mining supplies, the Brother
Jonathan carried the pay for the U.S. Army garrisons in the Pacific
Northwest, as well as gold coins to pay various Native Americans
compensation, as part of government treaties.
There was also supposed to be gold from Wells Fargo, as well. After dropping off cargo
in Crescent City, California, she continued north, and headed into a storm.
The Captain eventually ordered the ship to return to Crescent City,
unfortunately, a wave carried her onto a granite monolith, jutting up from
the sea floor, 250 feet below.
Of
the three ships boats, only one made it away safely, saving 18 of the
passengers and grew, out of 244.
Because
of the depth of the shipwreck. At the time, no one
could recover any of the gold from the Brother
Jonathan.
However, fate
seemed to take a hand.
In the
1930s, a fisherman found 22 pounds of gold bars, bearing a mint mark of
1865.
He died before telling
anyone where he recovered the gold.
Later,
coin experts questioned whether this gold was from the Brother
Jonathan or another source. Despite the fact that
Brother Jonathan
sank just 8 miles from Crescent City, the storms, rocky passageways,
underwater currents, and underwater darkness prevented her from being found.
On the last day of its 1993 expedition, men involved with Deep Sea Research
(DSR) decided that the ship had floated underwater to hit bottom 2 miles
(3.2 km) from where it smashed into the reef. Led by Donald
Knight, and under risky conditions, on 1 October 1993, a mini-sub discovered
the Brother Jonathan in the
predicted location at a depth of 275 feet. By 30 August 1996,
divers found 875 1860s gold coins in near-mint condition.
The
salvagers eventually recovered 1,207 gold coins, primarily $20 double
eagles. While recovery efforts continued, the
lawsuits began. California took the legal position that it owned the rights
to the wreck and everything located close to its shores. Finally, in 1998,
the U.S. Supreme Court in 1998 unanimously decided against California, and
ruled for the salvagers. However, California threatened an appeal, and in a
settlement the state received 20% of the recovered gold. On 29 May 1999, the first
legally-recognized sale of all of the salvagers' took place at the Airport
Marriott Hotel in Los The sale of its 1006 coins fetched a total of $5.3
million. Later, the finders of the coins once again appealed the Supreme
Court's decision and were granted the rest of California's gold coins.
Wayne
Schmidt on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World
Wayne was a
film fan since almost birth, brought up on monster movie magazines like
Famous Monsters and late night horror movie showings on local TV.
In the late seventies he co-wrote and co-produced a science fiction
film called THE DAY TIME ENDED.
He
worked in the vaults of Columbia pictures for a number of years before
leaving to do assistant editor chores on several films in Salt Lake City.
Wayne rode the
wave of early non-linear editing in the nineties, with low budget epics like
DINOSAUR ISLAND.
In the
mid-nineties joined Sony Pictures, helping to restore and prepare classic
and catalog films for the dawn of HD television and home video.
In the early two thousands he went to Universal Studios to supervise
new transfers of classic films for HD markets.
He moved to
Portland in 2005, when he began working as an independent contractor work
for the studios off and on.
He
is also been involved in community health care centers, serving on the board
of directors for Neighborhood Health Centers. The discussion I had with Wayne was far ranging, from Hammer Studios in England, to his most recent project, formatting older movies and preparing them for digital release. He has worked directly with or for the production companies of Roger Corman, Jim Wynorsky, Fred Olen Ray, Charlie Band, and others. He worked as a screen writer, producer, or editor on many movies, including Dinosaur Island, The Day Time Ended, and Night Train to Terror. Wayne shared stories about working with and for them, as well as anecdotes about Sir Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, and Oliver Reed. Wayne's later work included remastering and digitizing over 100 older movies, from the 1950s through 1980s, formatting them for digital release. He spoke at length about one movies that he was passionate about, 1957's Night of the Demon, with Dana Andrews. Wayne did not work on any Spielbergeque movie extravaganza, he worked steadily on popularist movies, including what some people call B-Movies. While critics sneer at this genre, these movies would not be made, if people did not pay to see them. This legacy also affects the way people view the paranormal, and their expectations about what it is like, experiencing a haunted event.
Ross
Allison on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World
The oldest story of ghost hunting, at least in Europe dates back over 2000 years and was recorded by Pliny the Younger. Here is a translation of the story, which took place in Athens, Greece. Things did not change too much, until the advent of reality television. Ross Allison has been involved in the paranormal field for over 20 years. He is a Paranormal Investigator, Author, Media Host, Lecturer, Teacher, and even Tour Guide. He is the Pacific Northwest’s only full-time Ghost Hunter. Founder of A.G.H.O.S.T. (Advanced Ghost Hunters of Seattle-Tacoma) and now runs AGHOST Investigations. He teaches a class based on his book, Ghostology 101 – Becoming a Ghost Hunter, and spends much of his time in Seattle, at his business, Spooked in Seattle ghost walks. He will talk about his work, as well as change in how paranormal investigating has changed over the last 20 years. Ross has been lecturing for Power Performers since 2004
and has spoken to thousands of students at hundreds of colleges and
universities throughout the U.S. on his ghost hunting adventures and teaches
a class based on his book, Ghostology 101 – Becoming a Ghost Hunter.
Through his travels, he has had
opportunities
to work with some of the biggest names in the field, such as Jason &
Grant of “Ghost Hunters” fame. He has also investigated some of the
scariest and most haunted sites known to man: the Stanley Hotel, Eastern
State Prison, Amityville House, Alcatraz Prison, Roman Catacombs, the
Ancient Rams Inn. Our discussion was far ranging; I have known Ross for over 20 years. We spoke about how approaches and technology relating to ghost hunting have changed in the last two decades. Ross was critical of the way some television shows have 'promoted' their stars as experienced paranormal investigators, while in reality they were chosen for on-camera appeal. He also talked about his own efforts have grown over the years, from founder of an amateur ghost hunter group, to his 14 years giving ghost walks in downtown Seattle, and college educational visits. Here are some links to Ross's books and appearances.
Books: Links
Philip
Hutchinson - Jack the Ripper! on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World
Serial Killers, the anti-hero of the information age.
To use a pun, everyone seems to want a piece of them, particularly Jack
the Ripper, the first mass-media serial killer.
Just as fascinating as the question of who he was, if the phenomena of
people trying to answer the question.
Every year new books are published on Jack the Ripper, each one with a
new suspect.
Ripper Historian Philip
Hutchinson is still curious about Red Jack, but just as curious about the weird
theories proposed by many authors. He is a member of the
Ghost Club, the oldest psychical
research organization in the world, and he has sat on that august body’s
Council since 2001. In that same year, he started
The Ghost Tour of Guildford.
However, before that, he has an even darker interest, if that is
possible: Jack the Ripper. Philip has been a Ripper historian since 1990 but his
deeper interest was kick-started when he worked as an actor at The London
Dungeon in 1998.
He has now been
guiding Jack the Ripper tours as a freelance guide for 11 years. He has lectured on the case in many places in the UK
(often touring his one-man lecture ‘Jack
the Ripper: Facts, No Fiction’, which received a five-star review from
Broadway Baby at the Brighton Fringe in 2013) including the City of London
Police HQ, and in America.
Genvièv Martin Bernard on the healing power of Hypnosis on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World 11 PM Eastern Standard Time, Thursday 21 February 2019 Posted 13 February 2019
Tonight’s podcast on Jeff Davis’s
Peculiar World is a bit more serious than usual.
Jeff and award winning hypnotherapist Genvièv
Martin-Bernard will discuss the modern uses and application of hypnosis as a
healing tool.
Genvièv Martin-Bernard was born in
Monaco but now lives in Oregon.
She is a Fellow and Former President of the
Oregon Hypnotherapy Association, and an award-winning Board Certified
Instructor with the National Guild of Hypnotists.
She
works with private clients as part of their mental or emotional healing
process as well as law enforcement, to help crime victims and witnesses
recover lost or forgotten memories.
Featured on Discovery Channel, radio and
television programs worldwide, Genvièv is the author of
Zen in the Art
of Survival, published in the best-selling
series
Chicken Soup for the Soul, as well as
Diving
into the Unsolved Mysteries of the Mind, Make a Friend of Fear, Meditation
in Motion, Life Line, The Gift, Emotions,
and countless magazine columns and articles on performance, achievement and
success. Her story is featured
in Chicken Soup
to Inspire the Body and Soul – Motivation
to get over the hump and on the road to a better life.
Fellow & Former President, Oregon Hypnotherapy Association,
Author, Forensic & Clinical Hypnotherapy,
Board Certified and Certified Instructor, National Federation Union Member,
Founder, Forensic Brain Rewiring ™ The American Psychological
Association says:
"Hypnosis is a therapeutic technique in which
clinicians make suggestions to individuals who have undergone a procedure
designed to relax them and focus their minds. Meriam Webster’s dictionary’s
explanation is also vague, not explaining the how, merely the look and
effect: "1.
Hypnosis is a trancelike state that resembles
sleep but is induced by a person whose suggestions are readily accepted by
the subject. The search for how hypnotism works
is just as interesting as what it is used for, and it goes back centuries.
Many historians cite ancient mentalists and
mediums in India, Persia, and China for practicing what we might call
hypnosis, backward in time thousands of years.
However, I want to talk about a man named
Franz Mesmer, who
many consider the father of modern Euro-American hypnotism.
Alberto Eufrasio Talks
About Weird Washington and Weird Oregon on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World 11 PM Eastern Standard Time, Thursday 28 February 2019
Posted 18 March 2019
Artist and author Al Eufrasio was born in New Jersey,
where he first encountered a magazine and later mass market book, Weird New
Jersey. He liked the publication
so much that he contacted the editors (the Two Marks) Mark Moran and Mark
Sceurman, and offered to contribute artwork and articles. By 2008, Al had moved to Washington State, where the Two
Marks introduced him to author Jeff Davis.
Together they collaborated to write
Weird Washington, which was part
of the Weird US book series.
This book was so popular, within Washington State, it was recommended to
teachers for their Introduction to Washington State History classes.
In 2010, Jeff and Al completed the companion boo, Weird Oregon.
And the rest is history, so they say. In this podcast, Al and Jeff talk about the books,
articles, and share insider stories about the process of writing together. Al Eufrasio Biography To learn more about Al, please visit his website at:
http://www.eufrasio.com/ or read this
article on his work.
https://southsoundmag.com/al-eufrasio-weird-washington/
Author Astronomer
David Lee Summers Talks About the Solar "Carrington Event" of 1859, on Jeff Davis's Peculiar World 11 PM Eastern Standard Time, Thursday
6 March 2019
Posted 18 March 2019
Our sun, which astronomers call Sol.
It is a dwarf yellow star, falling on the main sequence of star
types. It converts hydrogen
atoms into helium atoms in its core, which produces light and heat.
About 90 percent of the stars in the universe are main sequence
stars. These stars can range from about a tenth of the mass of the sun to up
to 200 times as massive. Our
sun will burn for about 10 billion years.
Even though we and our ancestors were born under the
sun, and have experienced its light and heat all of our lives, humans did
not know how it produced energy, its age, and eventual ending; not until the
late 19th and early 20th century.
One side effect of the sun’s nuclear conversion is sun spots and
solar flares. All of us know
that solar flares can disrupt radio waves, and certain devices, but how many
of us know how that happens?
How catastrophic could they be? Tonight I will talk with an astronomer about solar
flares, and the first and largest solar flare ever recorded, which struck
the earth in the 1850s. What
happened then, and what might happen now.
While we will probably discuss radiation poisoning, it won’t go far
enough to suggest a zombie apocalypse.
At least not seriously.
We’ll leave that for another discussion.
For now, let’s talk about the sun, science, a little scifi, and the
history of the Carrington Event.
We all know solar flares happen, and how they affect our TV and radio
reception. How much do we
know about how they form?
What would happen if the Earth was hit with a super solar flare?
Author and astronomer David Lee Summers discusses the Carrington
Event, the most massive solar flare ever recorded, what it did, and what
a similar storm might do today.
David Lee Summers is the author of a dozen novels
and over one hundred short stories and poems. His writing spans a wide range
of the imaginative from science fiction to fantasy to horror. David’s novels
include The Solar Sea, which was selected as a Flamingnet Young Adult
Top Choice, The Astronomer's Crypt, which is a horror novel inspired
by his work at an astronomical observatory, and
The Brazen Shark, which was voted
best steampunk novel in the 2017 Preditors and Editors Reader's Poll. His
short stories and poems have appeared in such magazines and anthologies as
Realms of Fantasy, Cemetery Dance, and Straight Outta Tombstone.
In 2010 and 2016, he was nominated for the Science Fiction Poetry
Association’s Rhysling Award and in 2017, he was nominated for SFPA's Dwarf
Stars Award. In addition to writing, David has edited five science fiction
anthologies including A Kepler’s Dozen, Kepler's Cowboys and
Maximum Velocity: The Best of the Full-Throttle Space Tales. When not
working with the written word, David operates telescopes at Kitt Peak
National Observatory. Learn more about David at davidleesummers.com
Haunted North Head Lighthouse Part 1, On Jeff Davis's Peculiar World 11 PM Eastern Standard Time, Thursday
21 March 2019
Posted 18 March 2019
Haunted North Head Lighthouse Part 1 North Head Lighthouse, located
north of Ilwaco, Washington has operated since 1898.
In those years, there was terror and loss at
and around the lighthouse.
Zak Bagans and the crew of Ghost Adventures
visited in 2018, as part of their series Graveyard of the Pacific.
I was involved in that series as a historian,
as well as helping find witnesses to some of the hauntings in and around the
mouth of the Columbia River.
Next week, I interview one of the witnesses, my
friend, Wendy Stanton Philips on her experience in and around the North Head
Lighthouse.
This includes the Lighthouse Keeper’s cottages,
not too far away from the lighthouse itself.
This week’s broadcast is related to a weekend I
and others spent in the same location as Ghost Adventures filmed, in 2018. Since I was not part of the Ghost Adventures
investigation, I asked some friends if they wanted to participate in an
investigation weekend this year.
Several agreed. We stayed over
the weekend of Friday March First to the morning of March 3rd.
As a group, we rented the main cottage and one unit of the Assistant
Keeper’s Cottage. The other unit
was not available, due to renovation.
We tried renting access to the lighthouse itself, but it was also
closed and fenced off due to renovation construction. We ended up dividing into groups, in our quest for
paranormal activity. The other
group, staying in the assistant keeper’s cottage believes they recorded
large amounts of paranormal activity.
Unfortunately, I was not able to interview everyone, so I can’t tell
you what happened there.
However, I did an experiment with a couple of friends.
We did not record a spectral voice warning us we were ‘Going to
Hell!’ However we did get some audio
and electromagnetic anomalies that are not easily explained away or
dismissed as static. We got
subtle results that we did not expect, relating to electronic voice
phenomena. I hope it interests
you as well. It is worth going
back again. On the morning of the second of March, while staying at the
North Head Lighthouse Head Keeper’s Cottage, I made seven EVP Attempts.
I worked with my friends Loren and his wife Maryanne.
The next segment of this podcast will explain what happened, and give you
a chance to listen to some of our attempts. Here is the
first EVP
attempt. Listen carefully for
the anomalies. Here is the
first EVP attempt
again, after I used the sound editor Audacity to boost the volume by a
factor of 10. Oh, by the way, when these anomalies were recorded, that is the same time when Loren’s hearing aids buzzed, as if they were clearing feedback. Furthermore, we had a Tri-field meter active, which detected spikes in the background electromagnetic energies, when the static anomaly was recorded. What do you think?
If you think it had something to do with other electronic devices, the
North Head lighthouse does not get satellite television reception.
There are no active wifi routers at the house, and cell
phone reception is nearly nonexistent.
If you think it’s static, send me an email to let me know.
If you think it’s something else, let me know that too.
My email address is:
jddavis@rocketmail.com. If you want more information about the park, and North
head Lighthouse, visit the site
http://parks.state.wa.us/241/North-Head-Lighthouse
North Head Lighthouse and the Graveyard
of the Pacific Over the
years, people have reported various paranormal activity in the area.
This includes spectral shipwrecks not far from the lighthouse
promontory, to a ghostly lighthouse keeper’s wife, who may have committed
suicide, standing near the lighthouse, where she fell or jumped to her
death; to spirits within the Head Keeper’s Cottage, or the duplex, where the
two assistant keepers and their families lived. The following narrative comes from the
Washington State website,
www.northeadlightouse.com, and Jeff Belanger, producer and
historic researcher for the television show, Ghost Adventures.
It is estimated that 2,000 ships and over 700 lives lost
along the stretch of coast from Oregon to British Columbia. For this reason
it is sometimes called, “The Graveyard of the Pacific.” The ever-present
fog, shifting sands and treacherous currents have claimed at least two
hundred ships near the mouth of the Columbia River. The North Head
Lighthouse stands guard right in the middle of this notoriously dangerous
area. Construction began on North Head lighthouse in 1897 and
it was completed and lit on May 16, 1898.
The tower was built 65 feet above the ground, designed large enough
to hold the First-order Fresnel lens transferred from Cape Disappointment
lighthouse. As ship traffic
increased around the turn of the century, so did the frequency of
shipwrecks. The narrow beach and rocky coves below North Head became known
as “Deadman’s Hollow.”
Dead Man’s Hollow:
In
1853, a barkentine, a ship named the
Vandalia wrecked near the mouth of the Columbia River, killing 9 people.
The ocean current carried their bodies to a small inlet near North Head,
where they came ashore. Over the
decades, the current carried other bodies to the same spot.
There have been 90
reported deaths in the vicinity of the North Head Lighthouse.
We don’t know how many ships went down with no survivors, and there
was no one to report the loss.
The two worst wrecks were the Tanker
Rosecrans in 1913, where 33 perished, and the Freighter
Iowa in 1936, where the entire
crew of 34 drowned. The first head lighthouse keeper at North Head was Alex
K. Pesonen. He was placed in charge of North Head lighthouse on May 16,
1898. During the time, Pesonen
had a second assistant keeper by the name of Mabel E. Bretherton. She was
the only female keeper assigned to North Head lighthouse. From 1905 until
her resignation on October 31, 1907 she assisted in the care and operation
of the light. Some people believe the ghosts of Mr. and Mrs. Pesonen
may haunt the Keeper’s Cottage, and vicinity of the North Head Lighthouse
itself. Pesonen married Mary
Watson in 1900, two years after arriving at North Head. They lived together
at the lighthouse for over 20 years, along with two other assistant keepers
and their families. In 1922 or
1923, Mary Pesonen started acting strangely.
In the spring of 1923, Alex Pesonen took to a facility in Portland,
Oregon, where she was diagnosed with “melancholia,” a condition marked by
persistent depression and ill-founded fears. On 8 June, Alex Pesonen went to
Portland, got her, and returned to the lighthouse.
On the morning of 9 June, Mary arose early and went for a
walk with her dog Jerry. Some time
later, Jerry returned, without Mary Pesonen.
Fearing the worst, Alex went looking for her, on the land around the
lighthouse. He did not see her,
but saw a place near the cliff edge, where the grass looked like someone
slid off the cliff into the sea below.
On the night before she slipped down the cliff, Mary
Pesonen wrote a letter which included: “I see where I have been wrong in a
great many ways but please God I will try and change and do better…I'm even
going to try and do without my medicine and just pray I’ll get better and
better.” And the mystery continues to the present day; did she
fall, did she jump, or was she pushed?
This is one of the many questions the Ghost Adventures crew asked,
along with Wendy Stanton Philips, my friend, who was with them for part of
their investigation. Please stay
tuned for Part 2.
North Head Lighthouse, located north of Ilwaco, Washington has operated since
1898. In those years, there was
terror and loss at and around the lighthouse.
Zack Bagans and the crew of Ghost Adventures visited in April 2018, as
part of their series Graveyard of the Pacific, which aired in October, 2019. One of their guest witnesses was Wendy Stanton Philips, a Northwest consultant on the paranormal. She visited the Head Keeper's Cottage as well as North Head Lighthouse itself. In this podcast, she describes what it was like, working with Ghost Adventures, and the spirits at the lighthouse.
I am excited about tonight’s show, and I hope you are as
well, or will become so, after I tell you a little bit about it.
Tonight my guest and I will talk about World War I.
Okay, please don’t tune out until I tell you what we will talk about.
We are going to talk about some of the odd and unusual happening and
coincidences surrounding World War I and it’s aftermath.
There are some legends that aren’t quite true, and other legends that
really are.
In recent weeks it has come to my attention that certain parties are using my ghost stories and those of my contributors as references for their own commercial enterprises. If you or someone you know is writing a book on ghosts in the Pacific Northwest, PLEASE DO NOT!!! copy or use the following stories or any other materials within this website as references. Jefferson Davis (25 April 2003)
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