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Time:
9:00
PM
- 12:00 AM
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Temperature
degrees
82
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Weather
Cloudy
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Barometric
pressure
30.12
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Relative
Humidity
56%
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Moon
Phase
Waning Crescent
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Moon Illuminated
7%
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Solar
X-rays
M-Class Flare
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Geomagnetic
Field
Quiet
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| Total
photos |
160 |
| Total
positive photos |
30 |
| Apparitions |
0
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| EVP's |
0
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| Positive
video events |
NA |
| EMF
fluctuations |
one
fluctuation |
| Motion
sensors |
one
questionable event |
| Temperature
drops |
none
recorded |
In 1909, The Plastic Club moved into its this building on South Camac Street. Members donated the majority of the furnishings. The building actually consists of two houses built in
1824. The club purchased the property in 1909, and expanded it to include the house next door in 1910.
Combining the two buildings afforded an exceptionally fine studio/gallery on the second floor. The Philadelphia Historical Commission declared it a Historic Building in 1962.
The Camac st building houses the club's spacious studio, gallery space, offices and dining facilities.
Since 1897, The Plastic Club has been devoted to the promotion and preservation of the visual (plastic) arts in Philadelphia. The busy gallery schedule offers several annual exhibitions for members and non-members, as well as invited artists in solo and group exhibitions.
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Energy was sensed by investigators in the corner of the
front room on the first floor.
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reference
shot
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Investigator Nilsen saw a woman standing in this
doorway on the first floor and this photo was taken.
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First floor
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