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WEATHER & EQUIPMENT
INFORMATION
Weather: Clear, 38 degrees, 72% humidity, 30.57" barometric pressure
Solar Activity: Active
Geomagnetic Activity: Quiet
Moon Phase: 89% visible
Equipment Used: D450 Zoom Olympus Digital Camera, Canon Sureshot 80 35mm camera, Olympus D-370 digital camera, Kodak digital camera DC3200, Olympus D490 Zoom digital camera, Fuji single use 35mm camera, Canon S-100 digital camera, Minolta Freedom Autodate SII 35mm camera, Kodak Cameo MotorFX 35mm camera, Canon Sure Shot TeleMax 35mm camera, Nikon Coolpix 775 digital camera
Sony TR416 8mm camcorder w/infrared nightshot, Sony DCR-TRV520 Digital 8mm camcorder with infrared nightshot
2-Multidetektor II EMF meter, Cell Sensor EMF Detector, 7-ELF zone EMF meters, 2-Trifield Natural EM Meters, Electrosensor EMF Detector, 3-Gauss Lites EMF meter, Dr. Gauss Meter EMF Meter
Panasonic RR-DR60 digital voice recorder, 3-Panasonic RR-QR80 digital voice recorder, Panasonic RR-QR240 digital voice recorder, Optimus boundary Microphone, Labtec AM22 Microphone, Recoton MM-40 Microphone, GE 35376B mini cassette recorder
Extech 42520 IR Thermometer, 2-Raytech MT2 non contact thermometer, Radio Shack remote thermometers, PT50 Digital Thermometer, Radio Shack Digital Thermometer, Radio Shack Digital Thermometer/Barometer, PDT300 digital thermometer, Radio Shack Wireless Thermometer w/3 remote sensors
2-Radio Shack 49425 Motion Detectors, Uniden 1400 FRS radio, 6-Cobra Cleartalk FRS radios, 4-Bell South 18 channel 2 way FRS radios
Film: Kodak Gold 400 speed, Osco 35mm 800 speed, Fuji Superia Xtra 400, Fuji Superia Xtra 800
Tapes: Fuji 8mm
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- Gabreil Daveis Tavern: Glendora, NJ -
Date Of Investigation: 3-10-02
Time: 8pm - 11pm
Investigators on Scene:
Dave Juliano, Glenn Huber, Karen Martinelli, Anne Elefante, Robin Duckett, Daren Sutter, Karen Travis-Eaddy, John Trallo, Nicole Brown, Nancy Canilla, Jeanette Altman
Photos taken: 904
Positive Photos: 106
EVP's: 1
Video: 0
CASE PHOTOS AND INFORMATION
This was our third investigation of this historic building. We have learned from speaking with local police officers that they often find lights off and on in various conbinations during the night as well as the shutters being closed and then open on the next drive by. The team was able to obtain positive results in the same areas of the tavern that we did during the first two trips. They also obtained an EVP in the same room in which one was obtained in the first trip. Both EVPs were direct responses to questions aksed directly to the spirits present by investigators.
Gabreil Daveis Tavern House is located off 4th Avenue, Glendora, NJ. This pre-revolutionary war tavern was built in 1756 and for many years served as an inn for boatmen who transported their products to Philadelphia via nearby Big Timber Creek. It was recently restored and now serves as Gloucester Township's historical centerpiece. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is open to visitors on Sunday afternoons, from 1 to 4 , from April through December, excepting holidays. SJGR also holds an annual ghost research seminar here each October that is open to the public.
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8:01pm - Investigator Altman took this picture after she became disoriented in the hallway.
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8:23pm - Investigator Huber took this photo at random. The closet door in this room had opened by itself during our last visit here.
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8:24pm - Investigator Altman took this photo at random on the 2nd floor.
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8:49pm - Investigator Juliano took this photo a few minutes after he and Investigator Canilla had heard a loud sigh.
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9:03pm - Investigator Duckett took this photo at random on the first floor.
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9:20pm - Investigator Sutter took this photo at random on the 2nd floor.
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9:30pm - Investigator Sutter took this photo when Investigator Elefante saw something move in the hallway.
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10:09pm - Investigator Juliano took this photo showing a moving orb on the closet door that had opened by itself during our last visit.
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