Carlson, Chester F.
Chester F. Carlson (1906–1968) was a physicist, inventor of the Xerox photographic process and important benefactor of parapsychology, much interested in the possibility of Survival…
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Carrington, Hereward
Hereward Carrington (1880–1958) was an English-born journalist and psychic investigator, author of many popular books on psychic phenomena. Hereward Carrington was born in Jersey, one…
Cashtown Inn – Gettysburg
Cashtown Inn is a Eighteenth-century inn located in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, with a long history of haunting activity, dating to possibly the late 19th century. Modern…
Caul in Ghost Lore
A caul is a thin membrane of amniotic fluid, which sometimes inexplicably remains covering the head of a newborn child at birth. Since the time…
Cauld Lad of Hilton
Cauld Lad of Hilton A helpful but mischievous spirit, half BROWNIE and half ghost, who once haunted Hilton Castle in Northumbria, England. According to legend,…
Chaffin Will Case
The Chaffin Will Case is an unusual case in which the apparition of a deceased man appeared to one of his sons four years after…
Chalcedony
Chalcedony is a type of quartz used by the ancient Egyptians to drive away ghosts, night visions and sadness. Chalcedony is never crystalline, but translucent…
Charlton House
The Charlton House is a former stately home in Greenwich, London, with active haunting phenomena. Now a municipal building, Charlton House has been the site…
Chatham – Fredericksburg
Chatham is a Georgian-style manor house in Fredericksburg, Virginia, that served as a hospital during the Ameri- 90 charms against ghosts can Civil War. Though…
Cheltenham Haunting
Cheltenham Haunting Sometimes called the “Morton Case,” after the family in whose home it occurred, this case is distinguished by an apparition of a woman…