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The Three Stooges Meet Cthulhu is a little known (outside of Arkham) comedy short. Only one copy survives, and that is kept in the Archives of the Arkham Museum of Natural History. A videotape version may be viewed by bona fide researchers. |
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Dr. Frederick Sims researched and experimented with human evolution, and managed to de-evolve his laboratory assistant into a sub-human form. |
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Camilla Bibble hid in the closet as a joke while her family was out driving in the motorcar. Unfortunately, her family went missing, the closet locked, and no one found Camilla for twenty-seven years. |
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Susan and Minnie Staempfl playing at the beach. Susan enjoyed watching Minnie's face as the tide came in that day ...... |
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Millicent Hamster is the current Reader at the Temple of H*****. Her readings are always the object of much attention, as so far she has not mispronounced an incantation yet. |
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Hamish Wort complained bitterly to all who would listen about his being disqualified every year from the 3-legged races at the Temple Picnic. |
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Winston and Gwyneth Kent in front of their family home. The two sisters, with their younger brother Pa, later moved to Smallville, where one of their adopted descendants made quite a name for himself. |
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Hyacynth and Marigold Snoop in their last photograph, taken at the entrance to the Hairy Man's lair. Some say that the shadow behind them is the Hairy Man. All we know is that the camera was found, but the cameraman, and Hyacynth and Marigold, have not been seen since. |
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Willie Wortweasle, here shown as a young boy in his third month of service as an Altar Boy in the Temple of H*****. The strain of the service is beginning to show on his face, but he lasted a full year before needing mental treatment, a full two months longer than any before or since. |
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The distinguished Norbert Bertbrass ran the Arkham 1st National Bank for many years, and was respected and honored by all in our town for his many charities to animals. |
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Harriet and Gertie Grimsby were reputedly living under false identities and hiding from the Pinkertons. This was never proven until their death, when the attending physician made a remarkable discovery. |
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