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| Events that have not yet been covered - A family was seen in the corner of the Methodist Church and then never seen again. They never came into the cave with anyone; they never left the cave. They were dressed all in white dresses and hats and slacks and button down shirts. - A key fell off a tied string. - Many shoulders have been gripped by no one in plain sight. Additionally *- If you rounded the corner heading deeper and deeper into the cave you might come upon Edwin Booth, John Wilkes Booth's brother, performing Hamlet's soliloquy from high up upon a rock. - Saltpetre, used to make gunpowder during the war of 1812 - and at other times - was mined on Broadway on until the mouth of the cave. (there is also evidence in Gothic) - The man who discovered one mummy deep within the cave up on a ledge (by putting his hand on the head of the deceased among some rocks) has always regretted telling anyone else about it. He and his friend were made to keep watch over the body (so no one would steal it). They heard 3 knocks, the sound of two rocks being banged together, after many hours of keeping vigil. After some years, 3 has always brought bad tidings with it for the man who found that pre-historic man so many thousands of years after his death. *it is said that he gave such a beautiful rendition of the speech that it brought tears to your eyes. |
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