Mystery AtlasHarry Price
English psychic researcher who investigated and publicised Borley Rectory from 1929, rented the house in 1937-1938 to run an organised paranormal-observation programme, and was later found by a 1956 SPR survey to have fabricated some of the evidence himself.
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Related Mysteries
- Borley Rectorybuilt 1862, demolished 1944
Harry Price led Borley Rectory — Rented the rectory 1937-1938 and organised a team of paid observers.
Theories & Explanations
Harry Price popularised Borley Genuine Haunting Claim.
Events
Harry Price investigated Brown Lady of Raynham Hall Photograph — Price interviewed both photographers and concluded the negative was 'entirely innocent of any faking,' while stopping short of endorsing a paranormal cause.
Documents & Sources
Harry Price authored The Most Haunted House in England.
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