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Domestic News July 25, 1835

South Branch Intelligencer

Romney, Hampshire County, West Virginia

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Sea serpent sighted in bay between Portland, Maine, and Harpswell on day before July 11 report; observed by Mr. Edward Ingraham and others from vessel, confirming its existence with head raised 6-8 feet and undulating motion.

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PORTLAND, (Maine) July 11.

Sea Serpent again.-We understand his honor the Sea Serpent is paying a visit to our coast, and was seen reconnoitering our bay between this place and Harpswell day before yesterday. Whether he is visiting our state for the mere love of travelling, like other fashionable tourists, or has come among us to spend some of the hot summer months for his health, or is on his way down East to explore timber townships, we are not informed. He was however seen day before yesterday by Mr. Edward Ingraham and his lady and others, in a vessel coming from Harpswell to this place. They were within a few rods of him and had a fair view of him. He carried his head six or eight feet out of the water, had the bunches upon his back or exhibited the undulating motion and all the appearances that have usually been ascribed to him. Mr. Ingraham had before been an unbeliever in the existence of these monsters, but now has no doubt on the subject.-Courier.

What sub-type of article is it?

Weather

What keywords are associated?

Sea Serpent Sighting Portland Harpswell Ingraham

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Edward Ingraham His Lady

Where did it happen?

Portland, (Maine)

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Portland, (Maine)

Event Date

Day Before Yesterday

Key Persons

Mr. Edward Ingraham His Lady

Event Details

The Sea Serpent was seen reconnoitering the bay between Portland and Harpswell by Mr. Edward Ingraham and his lady and others in a vessel coming from Harpswell to Portland. They were within a few rods of him and had a fair view. He carried his head six or eight feet out of the water, had the bunches upon his back or exhibited the undulating motion and all the appearances that have usually been ascribed to him. Mr. Ingraham had before been an unbeliever in the existence of these monsters, but now has no doubt on the subject.

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