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supernatural in Spooky stories from the Library

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2021
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Victoria
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supernatural in Spooky stories from the Library

were of a female form. To this day I have not been able to find out who she was. Hellena Lozanovski, Senior Library Technician — ‘When I started at SLV in 1999 I worked in the Arts Library, now known as the Ian Potter Queen’s Hall. My first night shift, I was told not to turn off all the lights bef…

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Year
2,021
Source
State Library Victoria
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Record ID
2702
Source
State Library Victoria
Publication
Spooky stories from the Library; Tess McLaughlan
Published
2021 State Library Victoria blog article
Narrative type
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
Public-text label
supernatural
Archive period
Digital Era
Location
State Library Victoria, Melbourne, VIC (VIC): B
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VIC
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were of a female form. To this day I have not been able to find out who she was. Hellena Lozanovski, Senior Library Technician — ‘When I started at SLV in 1999 I worked in the Arts Library, now known as the Ian Potter Queen’s Hall. My first night shift, I was told not to turn off all the lights before closing because some security guards were afraid of the ghost there. I never noticed anything supernatural myself. Anonymous — ‘A co-worker observed the chairs in the Herald and Weekly Times Newspaper Reading Room would sometimes ‘flip’ by themselves. The unimaginative insisted it was simply because patrons had lent to far back and.

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