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WEATHER & EQUIPMENT
INFORMATION
Weather:
Mostly cloudy,
68 degrees, 76% humidity, 29.99" and falling barometric pressure
Solar Activity:
Active
Geomagnetic Activity:
Quiet
Moon Phase:
Full Moon, 99% of full
Equipment Used:
2-Kodak Easy Share C330 Digital Camera, Kodak Easy
Share CX7530 Digital Camera, Kodak EasyShare DX4900 Digital Camera, Sony
Cyber-shot DSC-W55 CameraSony ICD-B300
Digital Voice Recorder, Olympus VN-1000 Digital Voice Recorder, Olympus Digital
Voice Recorder VN-480 PC, Sony ICD-P320 Digital Voice Recorder, Olympus
VN-3100PC Digital Voice Recorder
Extech 42520 IR non-contact thermometer, Raytek
Infrared Thermometer, La Crosse Technology's IR101 Infrared Thermometer,
Mastercool Pocket IR thermometer, Oregon Scientific EM899 digital thermometer,
Max-Min Thermometer/Hygrometer
2-Trifield Natural EM Meter, 3-Cell Sensor EMF
Meter, 3-ELF zone EMF meter, Gauss Lites EMF meter, Hutech EMF meter, Dr. Gauss
Meter EMF Meter, K-II EMF Meter
Streetwise MAAC Motion Detector, Radio Shack Motion Detector
4-Cobra Cleartalk FRS radio, 2-Uniden FRS
radio, 2-Bellsouth FRS radio, 4 Motorola Talkabout® FV200R Radios
Film:
All Digital Format
Tapes:
N/A |
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- Library
Company of Burlington:
Burlington, NJ
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Date Of Investigation:
06-29-07
Time:
9:30pm –
1:00am
Investigators on Scene:
Jill DeLucio, Rosalyn
Brown, Maureen Carroll, Christine Clendaniel, Sharon Carroll
Photos taken (digital):
838
Photos taken (35mm):
N/A
Positive Photos (digital):
39
Positive Photos (35mm):
N/A
EVP's:
0
Anomalous EMF readings:
0
Anomalous temperature changes:
0
Positive Motion Sensor Readings:
0
Video:
N/A
CASE INFORMATION
This was SJGR's first investigation of this Burlington County landmark.
The Library Company of Burlington Free
Library is housed in a building dating from 1864. However, the library
and some of its collection dates back to 1758, the second oldest library in New
Jersey and the seventh in the nation.
Investigators independently identified a male spirit in the
unfinished portion of the basement; a protective presence in the library but one
who resents any intrusion into ‘his’ space. One investigator detected the
presence of a soldier in the basement. Investigators reported they
received impressions of the names “James” or “Jim”, “George”, and “Charlie”.
Another spirit investigators reported was that of a female on the second floor,
possibly with the name “Caroline”. She seemed to observe the team and was also a
protective presence.
There was also a layer of residual energy discerned by some of the
investigators, which may explain the name "George", as this library was
chartered by King George II.
While the entire library seems to have spirit activity, the majority of psychic
impressions came from the unfinished portion of the basement. Of all the
positive photos, the most came from the Gallery, the second most from the
Resource Room, then the Finished and Unfinished portions of the basement.
Approximately 4.6% of the
photos taken
during the investigation contained orbs, which falls within the normal range of
expected percentages at any location, haunted or not. No positive anomalous EMF,
temperature readings,
EVPs,
or
motion sensor
readings were recorded during this investigation, and video equipment was not
used.
CASE PHOTOS
-click on a photo for a larger image-
10:28pm -
Investigator Clendaniel took this photo after experiencing the feeling of her
heart racing. |
11:07pm -
Investigator Clendaniel took this photo after several false EMF readings in the
basement.
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