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Tag Archives: ghosts
Seeking the Supernatural — Ghost Hunter Harvey Scheetz
(Frederick Magazine, mid-90s) “I have a new helmet here,” says inventor Harvey Scheetz, indicating a dark object that looks like a gigantic fly’s head, studded with many sensor-laden eyes. A television screen is tucked into the snout, and it’s air-cooled … Continue reading
Posted in 1980s, 1990s, Baltimorons, Roadside Attractions
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Is the Edgar Allan Poe House haunted?
By Anthony C. Hayes (Baltimore Post-Examiner, 5/11/2012) Jeff Jerome is often asked if he’s ever spent a night in The Edgar Allan Poe House. His answer has always been a whimsical, “No.” But any lingering regrets on the part of … Continue reading
Posted in Baltimore Babylon, Baltimorons, Deaths, Edgar Allan Poe, Fells Point, Inner City, Museums
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The Rooftop Madman of Baltimore (1951)
By Joseph Trainor (UFO Roundup, 3/23/2005) Right now, the hottest story in Forteana is El Loco de los Techos (Spanish for Rooftop Madman–J.T.), the weird black-clad entity that’s been terrorizing the barrio (neighborhood) of San Lorenzo in Santa Fe, Argentina … Continue reading
Posted in 1950s, Baltimore Babylon, Baltimorons, Dundalk, Highlandtown, Urban Legends
Tagged ghosts, o'donnell heights
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