Group XII, #40a - "Dog Face Teleplasm" (The Hound of the Baskervilles), First Exposure (Wide Angle Lens)

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Title

Group XII, #40a - "Dog Face Teleplasm" (The Hound of the Baskervilles), First Exposure (Wide Angle Lens)

Creator

Hamilton, Thomas Glendenning

Subject

Apparitions--Manitoba--Curiosities and wonders--Occultism--Photographs--Psychical research--Spirits--Spiritualism--Supernatural, Apparitions--Manitoba--Curiosities and wonders--Occultism--Photographs--Psychical research--Spirits--Spiritualism--Supernatural--Winnipeg, Manitoba--1932

Description

A photograph, utilizing a wide-angle lens, of the first exposure of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass attached to her face that featured the face of a dog during a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 3, 1932. This mass is referred to as The Hound of the Baskervilles because it was said that the spirit of the book's author, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, was present., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84154, Luna Image ID - 119349

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Date

Type

Format

image/tif

Identifier

uofm:1412447

Source

Language

Relation

Hamilton Family fonds--uofm:hamilton_family--10719/hamilton_family

Coverage

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Winnipeg, 1932

Rights

by/3.0/