Rose Mackenberg (English Wikipedia)

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  • Ranger, Joshua; Edward T. Linenthal (December 2000). "Houdini: A Magician among the Spirits". Journal of American History. 87 (3): 967–969. doi:10.2307/2675284. JSTOR 2675284. Although not technically artifacts, the wonderfully reproduced manuscript letters from Rose Mackenberg offer a fantastic opportunity for very interested visitors to learn more about how séances were conducted. Certainly wordy, the affidavits describe in detail how Ms. Mackenberg was manipulated by the medium. Eerily similar to today's "psychic hotlines," the mediums took clues from Ms. Mackenberg to report on what the spirits were saying. The affidavits, more than anything in the exhibit, place the visitor in the séance and stand as a great example of how archival manuscript materials can add rich detail to museum exhibits.

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  • "Rose Mackenberg". Social Security Death Index via Family Search. Retrieved May 9, 2016.

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  • Ranger, Joshua; Edward T. Linenthal (December 2000). "Houdini: A Magician among the Spirits". Journal of American History. 87 (3): 967–969. doi:10.2307/2675284. JSTOR 2675284. Although not technically artifacts, the wonderfully reproduced manuscript letters from Rose Mackenberg offer a fantastic opportunity for very interested visitors to learn more about how séances were conducted. Certainly wordy, the affidavits describe in detail how Ms. Mackenberg was manipulated by the medium. Eerily similar to today's "psychic hotlines," the mediums took clues from Ms. Mackenberg to report on what the spirits were saying. The affidavits, more than anything in the exhibit, place the visitor in the séance and stand as a great example of how archival manuscript materials can add rich detail to museum exhibits.

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