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Fox Sisters

jgerek — 2014-05-15T18:25:35Z

-Highway 490; +Interstate 490

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- The sisters are commemorated in our city by an obelisk that stands near the point where ["Plymouth Avenue"] crosses ["Highway 490"].	+ The sisters are commemorated in our city by an obelisk that stands near the point where ["Plymouth Avenue"] crosses ["Interstate 490"].

peteb — 2012-02-24T21:29:32Z

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- * [http://www.thehistorynet.com/ah/blfoxsisters/ The Fox Sisters: Spiritualism's Unlikely Founders] from American History Magazine	+ * [http://www.thehistorynet.com/ah/blfoxsisters The Fox Sisters: Spiritualism's Unlikely Founders] from American History Magazine

GrayDunhall — 2007-01-23T03:38:44Z

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	+ + * [http://victorian-magic.blogspot.com/2006/05/fox-sisters.html The Fox Sisters] ''Putnam's Monthly Magazine'', January 1853 + + * [http://victorian-magic.blogspot.com/2006/05/rochester-rappers.html The Rochester Rappers] ''The United States Democratic Review'', April 1853

DanDangler — 2005-12-21T05:58:05Z

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- [[Thumbnail(obelisk.jpg, 254, right,"Obelisk remembering the Fox Sisters still stands in downtown today.")]]	+ [[Image(obelisk.jpg, "Obelisk remembering the Fox Sisters still stands in downtown today.", 254, right, thumbnail)]]
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	+ + * [http://www.thehistorynet.com/ah/blfoxsisters/ The Fox Sisters: Spiritualism's Unlikely Founders] from American History Magazine

RobertPolyn — 2005-06-18T02:20:38Z

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- The birth of American Spiritualism becomes forever linked to nearby Hydesville, New York when sisters Margaret and Catherine Fox claim the ability to communicate with departed spirits through a code of knocks and rapps heard through the walls of their home. While living on ["Troup Street"] in our city in 1849, they perform a public hearing at the ["Corinthian Hall"], where several of our areas learned men are unable to detect the means of their trickery, which in turn leads to word of their abilities traveling throughout the world.	+ The birth of American Spiritualism becomes forever linked to nearby Hydesville, New York when sisters Margaret and Catherine Fox claim the ability to communicate with departed spirits through a code of knocks and rapps heard through the walls of their home. While living on ["Troup Street"] in our city in 1849, they perform a public hearing at the ["Corinthian Hall"][[FootNote(Older sister Leah Fish stood in for Kate on this occasion.)]], where several of our areas learned men are unable to detect the means of their trickery, which in turn leads to word of their abilities spreading throughout the world.

RobertPolyn — 2005-05-20T00:33:33Z

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- The sisters are commemorated in our city by an obelisk that stands at the intersection of ["Troup Street"] and the ["Inner Loop"].	+ The sisters are commemorated in our city by an obelisk that stands near the point where ["Plymouth Avenue"] crosses ["Highway 490"].

RobertPolyn — 2005-05-20T00:29:51Z

Upload of image obelisk.jpg.

RobertPolyn — 2005-05-19T15:13:25Z

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	+ The birth of American Spiritualism becomes forever linked to nearby Hydesville, New York when sisters Margaret and Catherine Fox claim the ability to communicate with departed spirits through a code of knocks and rapps heard through the walls of their home. While living on ["Troup Street"] in our city in 1849, they perform a public hearing at the ["Corinthian Hall"], where several of our areas learned men are unable to detect the means of their trickery, which in turn leads to word of their abilities traveling throughout the world. + + The sisters are commemorated in our city by an obelisk that stands at the intersection of ["Troup Street"] and the ["Inner Loop"].