Paranormal News from the San Benedetto Paranormal Museum! 3 January, 2025

--By Maddie Kosloski of the San Benedetto Paranormal Museum

Photo by Elisha Terada on Unsplash

Happy 2025! I don't know about you, but I'm excited about the year to come. (And a little relieved to put 2024 in the rearview mirror). We've got some exciting exhibits at the paranormal museum planned for the new year:

The Salem Witch Trials Relics - At the paranormal museum, you'll examine trial documents, replicas of accused witches' possessions, and even a model of the jail where accused witches were held. Explore the hysteria, the judicial process, and the impact on American history of the trials, as well as the the spectral evidence and supernatural claims!

The Enigma of the Mary Celeste - This paranormal museum exhibit is dedicated to the famous ghost ship found adrift in the Atlantic Ocean in 1872, with all crew and passengers mysteriously vanished. With display models of the ship, nautical charts from the era, and first-hand accounts and newspaper articles, you'll get to explore the theories--paranormal and otherwise--about the disappearance.

The Phantom Time Hypothesis Room - An interactive exhibit where visitors learn about the controversial theory that suggests centuries might have been added to our calendar by historical figures like Charlemagne or Otto III. You'll be able to review timelines, ancient manuscripts, and artifacts, all at the paranormal museum!

And now, on to this week's top five in paranormal news from the San Benedetto Paranormal Museum!

1) Understanding mediums and psychics from the perspective of a neuroscientist.

2) The case against the giant jellyfish.

3) Is cryptid research "scientific?"

4) On the trail of Scotland's mysterious big cats.

5) A search for Sasquatch turns deadly.

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