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Federal Hill

  • 09/21/2005

*Note* This is not yet a complete trip. We could not find the fabled “Iron Door.” Federal Hill was a lookout for Continental soldiers during the Revolution as well as the site of a mutiny. The leaders of the mutiny were eventually forced to be executed by fellow...

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Outside Ringwood Manor

  • 11/20/2004

Not much to say…just some pics of the various statues and whatnot outside Ringwood Manor. I found some of the stuff unusual. We were too late for a tour of the house, so we’ll have to go back eventually. 3 sets of steps going up a hill. Old...

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World’s Greatest Electrician

  • 10/20/2004

I read about this one in an old newspaper article, along with the Ellis & Tse graves. Sal Giardino must’ve really loved his job, hence his headstone being a big black lightbulb. His daughter had the stone made, who oddly died only 3 months after he did. While...

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Lambert Castle

  • 06/20/2003

One of my friends has been telling me about Garrett Mountain for years. He had heard ghost stories of a castle that was on the mountain, Lambert Castle. So we decided to go see for ourselves. The castle itself was kind of disappointing (it looks brand new and...

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Clinton Road

  • 06/20/2003

Clinton Road sucks. Basically, it’s a road with an old furnace (which has been called such ridiculous things as a Druid Pyramid), a bridge with some stories tied to it, and a hairpin turn of doom. Black pickups (I’m assuming the same black pickups that are condemned to...

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Stone Living Room

  • 05/02/2001

Photos from 2001, 2003, 2005 Destroyed Summer ’05 To date, we’ve visited the Stone Living Room 3 times, and every time it’s different. On our original trip the fireplace in the center was huge. The second time, it was maybe half the size it used to be. On...

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