0215 - Ancient Cases
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The Stans Poltergeist
The Faces in the Window
The Cideville Poltergeist
The Banchory Poltergeist
The Stockwell Poltergeist
The Drummer of Tedworth
The Ueblitz Poltergeist
Christina of Stommeln
Eustochium of Padua
Alice de Telieux
Töttelstedt-Erfurt
North Aston-Oxfordshire
Angélique Cottin
Angela and the Stones
Miss Miller and the Stone Showers
Señora Nunez and the Burning Stones
The Amherst Poltergeist
Stones Fly in San Jose
The Devil of Mâcon
The Devil of Woodstock
The Galloway poltergeist
The Gerstmann poltergeist
The Gröben poltergeist
The Dutzow poltergeist
The Wustermarck Poltergeist
The Schwartzbach Poltergeist
Marie Julie Jahenny
Clara Moes of Luxembourg
The Dagg Poltergeist
The Derrygonnelly Farmhouse Poltergeist
The Baxter Poltergeist
Epworth Rectory
Hinton Ampner
Willington Mill
The Stratford Poltergeist
0215A-1891 - F. Myers - Ancient Potergeist Cases.pdfMyers, Frederic W.H. ON ALLEGED MOVEMENTS OF OBJECTS, WITHOUT CONTACT, OCCURRING NOT IN THE PRESENCE OF A PAID MEDIUM, Proceedings 7, 1891-2, pp. 383-94. Report of disturbances in a joiner’s workshop in Manchester. Pieces of wood are repeatedly thrown, apparently to attract attention rather than cause harm. A number of workmen witness the movements at different times, but none appears to be the focus. They attribute the disturbances to a young apprentice, recently deceased, trying to get his uncle to repay a debt to his father’s creditors. poltergeist
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