The 1970 Hartford Courant newspaper article that caught Paul Eno's attention, resulting in his first field case. The man in the picture is local historian Harry Chase of Pomfret, Connecticut. The "Lost Settlement," "Lost Village" or "Village of Voices"  was occupied from just before the American Revolution to the end of the 19th century.

Paul (upper left) with student colleagues and Harry Chase at the entrance to the Village of Voices, August 1971.

The famous "Baby in the Tree" photo captured a phenomenon reported by inhabitants more than a century before.

In October 1971, Paul brought a mostly-new group. here, they explore the village cemetery, where so many paranormal incidents took place.

Part of the group participating in the October-November 1971 expedition to the Village of Voices. At far left is Marcel, the greatest skeptic who ended up having the weirdest experiences. The two young men in front later became priests. That's Paul Eno at right.

Courtesy of our guest, here are photos from his book on the UFO incidents of 1923. Clockwise from left:

-The book cover

-All Saints Church

-A sunset scene in the Burton Dassett Hills

-Windmill Hill as seen from Magpie Hill