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Arthur Conan Doyle séance

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Arthur Conan Doyle séance

Dateapproximately 1920

Names

Unknown (photographer)

Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 (subject)

Format

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Subject

Medium

Black-and-white photographs

Language

No linguistic content

CollectionArthur Conan Doyle Collection

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberACD Photos Box 1 Folder 1.3

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Spiritualism condemned in God's word

Spiritualism condemned in God's word

1923

Arthur Conan Doyle Séance Picture

Arthur Conan Doyle Séance Picture

1920 circa

Arthur Conan Doyle and wife Jean Conan Doyle in spirit photograph

Arthur Conan Doyle and wife Jean Conan Doyle in spirit photograph

1920 circa

Manuscript letters in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting and Lord Alfred Douglas' handwriting.

Correspondence between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Lord Alfred Douglas.

December 17, 1919

Light grey paper wrappers lettered and ruled in black with publisher's device on front cover.

Our reply to the cleric : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's lecture in Leicester, October 19th, 1919, following the Church Congress.

1920

Arthur Conan Doyle in spirit photograph with image he identified as his son Kingsley

Arthur Conan Doyle in spirit photograph with image he identified as his son Kingsley

1920 circa

Arthur Conan Doyle in spirit photograph

Arthur Conan Doyle in spirit photograph

approximately 1920

Arthur Conan Doyle defends his spiritualist beliefs

Arthur Conan Doyle defends his spiritualist beliefs

July 3, 1919

Houdini and Conan Doyle

Houdini and Conan Doyle

1933

Postcard in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting.

Correspondence from A.C. Doyle regarding his new book "Pheneas speaks" : autograph postcard

1927

Postcard in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting.

Postcard to Denis Conan Doyle, Windlesham, from Arthur Conan Doyle in France; " Here is where we will..."

August 5, 1920

Postcard in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting.

Postcard to Denis Conan Doyle, Windlesham, from Arthur Conan Doyle in France; " To my dear old Denis, who is, I hope, learning fast to read from his Dad."

approximately 1916