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Henry Jones in Drunken Admiral Henry Jones apparition

The Drunken Admiral sits on Hobart's waterfront. A customer from Canada said she had a number of experiences while dining at the restaurant. She said there was a gentleman with a grey beard who was very upset about what was happening at the restaurant. Jacques Imbriotis said he went home, researche…

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4,058
Year
2,019
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Index status
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Record ID
4058
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Publication
What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?; Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Published
2019-04-04
Narrative type
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
Public-text label
Henry Jones
Archive period
Digital Era
Location
Drunken Admiral, TAS (TAS): B
State or territory
TAS
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The Drunken Admiral sits on Hobart's waterfront. A customer from Canada said she had a number of experiences while dining at the restaurant. She said there was a gentleman with a grey beard who was very upset about what was happening at the restaurant. Jacques Imbriotis said he went home, researched the report, and identified the apparition as Henry Jones himself.

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