Locations: Harrison Cemetery in Buckner versus Hotel Baker in St. Charles.
Histories: Harrison Cemetery is one of the oldest graveyards in Franklin County. Although not officially chartered until 1907, it has served area residents for over 120 years and is named after one of the first families to settle Browning Township. The historic Hotel Baker opened on June 2, 1928 and quickly became the toast of the town. It was called the “honeymoon hotel” for its reputation as a getaway and its beautiful riverfront view and garden.
I had somehow picked up two of my ultraviolet flood lights during this time, so I started to run the lights up and down The White Lady’s body hoping that the full spectrum camera (which was not picking up anything using infrared lighting) would pick up something this way. Somehow, I do not remember how or when Ursula got the full spectrum camera and was keeping The White Lady centered in the screen for several more minutes.
Upon our return to the Massage Room, one person tagging along, I began to set up my lights. They included 2 infrared mini-floods (since I wasn’t using them on a camera), 4 ultraviolet mini-spots, 8 infrared mini-spots and 8 electrical charge warning lights. I also set up 4 green positive charge indicators and 4 red negative charge indicators. Spirits are thought to be formed of an electrical charge, so these lights flicker, go dim or go out when an electrical charge come close to them, warning of possible paranormal activity. I also set up one of my full spectrum camcorders as a static cam while attaching the handle and large infrared spot/flood combo light to my handheld camcorder.
In the late 1800s, an entrepreneur named Darius Hicks sought to build a resort community around natural springs that had been discovered near the coal mining town of Colchester. At the center of this community, known as 
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