It's been called to my attention, several times, by Michael P., that a certain old entry on NEPABlog has had a bit of a stir over time.
I feel I must clarify that the reason that all the comments read the same date is not a paranormal mystery, it's called bad coding on my part. Sorry.
The blog post refers to an old article in the Scranton Times Tribune from Halloween 2002. (Note: Much more appropriate than the W-B witches article really! I don't know why the Times Leader didn't hold off on that story another month!)
I have a friend who lives near Olyphant, and works in Olyphant, and he seems to think there might be something special about the area. But this friend thinks a lot of things, including the benefit of some arcane forms of public meditation.
I don't understand the pyramid connection. Though maybe that was explained in the "original map", which is now a 404 error. (Not my fault, that was a file of Michael P.) Or maybe the guy really was referring to the old mine culm bank.
The fact that there's a ton of churches in Olyphant... The truth is, almost all very old small towns in Northeastern Pennsylvania boast many churches and many taverns. A church and a bar on every corner is part of life in small town NEPA.
Here are some photos I took last month in Olyphant...
Olyphant, August 17th 2004
Olyphant, August 17th 2004
Olyphant, August 17th 2004
Here's a flood photo taken in Olyphant: The Lackawanna Avenue Bridge in Olyphant at 1:00 pm By: Christopher Dolan
posted by Chloe | Monday 20 September 2004 5:45 PM
I updated the photo-link in the comments section, but am unable to edit the original post...
Anyway, here it is.
Posted by the Other michael | Tuesday 21 September 2004 10:47AM
I wonder how this missed getting MeFi'd. haha.
Sorry about the technical issues, Michael.
Posted by Chloe | Tuesday 21 September 2004 2:52PM
Miss Chloe: could you please provide direct URL's to other blogs/webpages related to this topic? Thank you!
Posted by ed | Sunday 21 November 2004 6:46PM
Provide "direct URLs"? What does that mean?
And what do I look like Google here? haha. I'm not an expert on Olyphant, nor am I an expert on paranormal activities in Olyphant, or anywhere else, nor am I a fountain of links on the topic. haha.
Posted by Chloe | Monday 22 November 2004 12:41AM
Actually, Chloe, in certain lights (& when you wear that one sweater), you do look an awful lot like Google....
Posted by the Other michael | Monday 22 November 2004 8:27AM
please where is the picture of the olyphant flood?
Posted by ed | Thursday 25 November 2004 2:46PM
thank you for the links chloe.......pray tell did you get the "pyramid" pictures I sent?
Posted by ed | Friday 26 November 2004 7:59PM
Yes, thanks, from the 70s... I'll post them soon... I've been bogged down with a list of things I want to post. :)
Posted by Chloe | Friday 10 December 2004 11:37PM
hey!!!!!!! you never posted my pictures.....john peruka may get important information from one of them!
Posted by ed | Saturday 05 February 2005 12:02PM
Hi Chloe, This whole story about The Secret of Olyphant can be resolved if you send me your mailing address and I will send you a copy of the story that appeared on wwwtruthtrek.net for over a year plus satellite photos of the sphinx and the Orion star pattern and other evidences that our research staff has discovered. My email address is jp18447@hotmail.com and my mailing address is John Peruka po box 166 Olyphant Pa. 18447 Ps that picture of the welcome sign into Olyphant has what appears to be a headress of an Egyptian Pharaoh. Thanks
Posted by john peruka | Friday 06 May 2005 4:55PM
come on over to the forum-links have been posted to pictures of the pyramid, anchor and nonesuch!
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