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- A photograph of an enlargement of the teleplasmic mass attached to the face of the medium, Mary Marshall, that contained the eyes of the spirit, Walter Stinson, during a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on March 6, 1932. Dr. Bruce Chown was in charge of the experiment as Dr. Hamilton was out of town. Walter Stinson was killed in a train accident in 1911 and was Mrs. Marshall's main control., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84142, Luna Image ID - 119346
- A stereo photograph of the medium, Mrs. Marshall, with a mass of teleplasm attached to her face during a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on March 6, 1932. The mass of teleplasm featured the eyes the spirit, Walter Stinson., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 82366, Luna Image ID - 118950
- An 11" x 7" glass negative of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass attached to her face that contained the face of a dog, seated next to the medium, Mercedes, during a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 3, 1932. This teleplasmic mass was referred to as "The Hound of the Baskervilles" as the spirit of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was said to be present., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84854, Luna Image ID - 119520, Any reproductions of this material may be restricted by copyright regulations. Please consult Archives staff for further information.
- A stereo photograph 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 - 84150, Luna Image ID - 119348
- 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
- An enlargement of a wide-angle photograph 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. The medium, Mercedes, and observers, Dr. J.A. Hamilton and Dr. Bruce Chown, were also in attendance at this seance., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84158, Luna Image ID - 119350
- A stereo photograph of teleplasmic residue retreating into the mouth of the medium, Mary Marshall, following the materialization of a teleplasmic mass that was attached to her face and featured the face of a dog during a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 3, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84162, Luna Image ID - 119351
- An enlargement from a stereo photograph of teleplasmic residue retreating into the mouth of the medium, Mary Marshall, following the materialization of a teleplasmic mass that was attached to her face and featured the face of a dog during a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 3, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84166, Luna Image ID - 119352
- An enlargement of a wide-angle photograph of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass emerging from her mouth during the first exposure of a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 27, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84178, Luna Image ID - 119355
- An 11" x 7" glass negative of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass extending from her mouth that resembles a hand, seated next to the medium, Mercedes, during the second exposure of a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 27, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84862, Luna Image ID - 119522
- A wide-angle photograph of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass emerging from her mouth that resembles a hand during the second exposure of a seance held at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 27, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84182, Luna Image ID - 119356
- A photograph of a side view of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass emerging from her mouth that resembles a hand during the second exposure of a seance held at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 27, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84186, Luna Image ID - 119357
- A wide-angle photograph of a frontal view of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass emerging from her mouth that resembles a hand during the second exposure of a seance held at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on April 27, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84190, Luna Image ID - 119358
- An 11" x 7" glass negative of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass attached to her face that contained the first materialization of the face of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, seated next to the medium, Mercedes, during the first exposure of a seance at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on May 1, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84866, Luna Image ID - 119523, Any reproductions of this material may be restricted by copyright regulations. Please consult Archives staff for further information.
- A wide-angle photograph of the medium, Mary Marshall, with a teleplasmic mass attached to her face that contained the first materialization of the face of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle during the first exposure of a seance held at the home of Dr. Thomas Glendenning Hamilton on May 1, 1932., Luna Collection ID - 28::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 84194, Luna Image ID - 119359