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The Haunted House that wasn’t – Richmond Dispatch staff and their own “In Search Of” (1852)
Why not? It’s October, after all… I’m not quite sure if both James A. Corwardin (Proprietor of the Daily Dispatch) and Hugh R. Pleasants (Editor) took part, but, in September 1852, some of the staff (apparently) of the Daily Dispatch decided to visit a haunted house in Richmond, and report their findings (in the issue […]
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October 4, 2016 by Robert Moore
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