WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 1 - SEPTEMBER 7, 2002
SITE 1: YORK DAM, PENACOOK, NH
VISITED ON: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2002
TIME VISITED: 10:45 PM +/-
PARTICIPANTS: BOB BRINK, DARRIN HILLSON, STEVEN MILLER, ANTHONY MATOTT, JOHN R. BUSHEY
SITE 2: TOBEY HILL AND SAMUEL TOBEY FAMILY BURIAL GROUND, WEARE, NH
VISITED ON: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2002
TIME VISITED: 7:45 PM
PARTICIPANTS: BOB BRINK, DEBORAH BRINK, KAREN CULLEN, DARRIN HILLSON, STEVEN MILLER, ANTHONY MATOTT
SITE 3: HANNAH DUSTIN MEMORIAL AREA, PENACOOK, NH
VISITED ON: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2002
TIME VISITED: 7:00 PM
PARTICIPANTS: BOB BRINK, DARRIN HILLSON
SITE 4: WATER STREET SLUICEWAY, BOSCAWEN, NH
VISITED ON: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2002
TIME VISITED: 8:45 PM
PARTICIPANTS: BOB BRINK, DARRIN HILLSON
SITE 5: KIMBALL CABIN, BLACKWATER DAM AREA, WEBSTER, NH
VISITED ON: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2002
TIME VISITED: 6:45 PM
PARTICIPANTS: BOB BRINK, DARRIN HILLSON, STEVEN MILLER
SITE 6: JAMIE WELCH MEMORIAL PARK, BOSCAWEN, NH
VISITED ON: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2002
TIME VISITED: 8:00 PM
PARTICIPANTS: BOB BRINK, DARRIN HILLSON, STEVEN MILLER
OCTOBER 2002 SITE VISITS--
NEW SITES!!!
OCTOBER 5, 2002 -- A reconnaissance team consisting of Bob, Deb, Jen and Steve attempted to locate the site of the former home of 'Ocean-Born' Mary Wallace in Henniker, NH ("The Only Henniker on Earth"). Efforts to locate the home where Mrs. Wallace actually resided were in vain, but we did locate the historical property commonly referred to at the "'Ocean-Born' Mary House" (which was actually the home of her son, Robert Wallace).
OCTOBER 6, 2002 -- Bob, Darrin and Steve went back to the 'Ocean-Born Mary House', as well as to the site of the first burying yard in Henniker and a newer cemetery, the Henniker Center Cemetery, near the Town Hall and New England College. Mary Wilson Wallace ("Ocean-Born Mary") is interred here, along with other members of her family. Entities were captured on camera at the cemetery; but again, nothing could be seen with the naked eye.
OCTOBER 13, 2002 - Initial Contact, Margarita's, Concord, New Hampshire (former Concord jailhouse)
We had heard stories about the spectral activity at Margarita's, formerly Tio Juan's, and formerly prior to that Chuck's Steak House. The building was originally the city's jail, and visitors can dine in the cells where prisoners once spent their days.
Bob Brink - Hunter, Lab Tech, Sound Tech
Darrin H. - Photo Analyst
Karen M. - Lab, Photo Analyst
Deborah Brink - Hunter, Lab Tech, Webmistress, Secretary
Anthony Matott - Hunter
Jeannine Barnard - Research Analyst