Campus Crusade for Cthulhu: Famous Persons of Arkham 3

Jenny Westover out for a morning's ride with her pet alligator, Frank.

James P. Bullhocky with his pet fish, Eric. Eric was full of good humor, and was in great demand at dinner parties until his final appearance, when the chef mistakenly cooked him.

James and Fiona Hassenpfeffer, aged ten and eight years.
Their lives were full and good, and the early experiment in recombinant DNA went very well. Each married, and produced several children, who each carried on their parent's looks.

John, Hermione and Frederick Millanthrope were arrested for "unnatural acts" in the early 1900's in Arkham. Remanded to custody in Innsmouth, they were eventually freed due to the intercession of The Church of Dagon, which proved to the authorities that their act was consensual, not offensive to Arkham, and not covered under the then legal statutes.
The statute was immediately changed by the State Legislature.

Professor Hiram Q. Whitherspoon of Miskatonic University, with his three traveling companions in front of the famed "Wales Mystery Thing," being an incised representation some 200 feet long, of a human figure with an octopus head.
The famed "R'yleh Manuscript" was found not far away.

The Sullivan Sisters were famed far and wide as the finest Temple Dancers that H***** ever had. From 1925 until 1940 they danced at every major ritual within the Temple.
In November of 1940, one of them inadvertently moaned the name of the God while writhing in ritual passion. The God immediately manifested, and took her and her two sisters with him.
Their passing was much mourned, as such talent was (and still is) rare.

Frances Billington replaced the Sullivan Sisters, and soon showed us all how to call the Elder Gods into manifestation.
Her development of the Temple Poses as means of expressing the arcane nature of the Temple Rite led to the institution of the Seven Poses within the Temple Ritual itself.

Adolpha Schickelgruber came to Arkham in 1946, and lived quietly for many years. Her many charities, especially to the Cthulhu Scouts of America, made her much beloved in Arkham.
She died in 1961, and was buried in the Arkham Cemetery, with an honor guard from the Cthulhu Scouts and several unknown mourners from Argentina.

One "Lestat", from New Orleans, was a post-graduate student at Miskatonic University in the late 1800's. His researches are acclaimed for the light they shed on certain nocturnal habits.

Dr. S. P. Gormenghast with his wife of many years. They were inseparable.

Jefferson Q. Hopkins was the victim of a curse due to his interference in one of the rituals held by a small sect of worshippers of Nyarlathotep.
As long as he held a small statuette of unknown origin in his left hand, the effects were held at bay, but when he ceased holding it, the curse made itself known. This photo was taken while he was holding the statuette, as the photographer refused to picture him under the curse's influence, saying it was too terrible to put on film.

Rev. Lincoln McConnell and three friends outside the Temple of Nyarlathotep.
It burned to the ground in April of 1961 with all it's worshippers inside.


James P. Bullhocky with his pet fish, Eric. Eric was full of good humor, and was in great demand at dinner parties until his final appearance, when the chef mistakenly cooked him.


	James and Fiona Hassenpfeffer, aged ten and eight years. Their lives were full and good, and the early experiment in recombinant DNA went very well. Each married, and produced several children, who each carried on their parent's looks.


Frances Billington replaced the Sullivan Sisters, and soon showed us all how to call the Elder Gods into manifestation. Her development of the Temple Poses as means of expressing the arcane nature of the Temple Rite led to the institution of the Seven Poses within the Temple Ritual itself.


	Adolpha Schickelgruber came to Arkham in 1946, and lived quietly for many years. Her many charities, especially to the Cthulhu Scouts of America, made her much beloved in Arkham. She died in 1961, and was buried in the Arkham Cemetery, with an honor guard from the Cthulhu Scouts and several unknown mourners from Argentina.


One "Lestat", from New Orleans, was a post-graduate student at Miskatonic University in the late 1800's. His researches are acclaimed for the light they shed on certain nocturnal habits.


	Dr. S. P. Gormenghast with his wife of many years. They were inseparable.


	Rev. Lincoln McConnell and three friends outside the Temple of Nyarlathotep. It burned to the ground in April of 1961 with all it's worshippers inside.