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The weird sisters of Carmarthenshire, Wales
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- Anthony and his father went grocery shopping at the Hoosac A&P on a Saturday morning [87].
- One of the few items that could be considered a crossover between the three Bellairs series is that of the grocery store chain. The Marshall A&P was originally located at 205 East Michigan Avenue but moved, in 1955, to 855 West Michigan, eventually closing in 1974 [Marshall, xx].
- Agnes, Saint
- Alpine (hat)
- Altar stones
- Angel statue
- Anthony, Saint
- Antietam, Battle of
- Ark of the Covenant
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- Bible (book)
- Blood of Hailes (relic)
- Blue Moon Ice Cream stand (Dresbach, Wisconsin)
- Boniface's Cemetery, St. (Duluth, Minnesota)
- Book of the Dead, The (book)
- Borkman, A. Anders
- Son of J.K. Borkman who renovated Weatherend and tried to use his father’s method to control weather [44-47, 176-177].
- Borkman, Jorgen Knut
- Made his money from mining in the Iron Range of Minnesota; settled at Weatherend estate and lived his life in isolation; also studied the weather [14, 79, 159].
- Boy Scout hatchet
- Brasher doubloon (coin)
- Bryn Mawr College (Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania)
- Bump, Mrs.
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- Cadillac (automobile)
- Carmarthenshire, Wales
- Carr, John Dickson
- Cedar Rapids, Iowa
- Chess (game)
- Children's Room (Hoosac Public Library)
- Christie, Agatha
- Christopher medal, St.
- Church, Hoosac Methodist (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Clubs, Jack of (playing card)
- Coca-Cola (beverage)
- Coin, 1822 five dollar gold
- Colt .44 dragoon pistol
- Cosmopolitan (magazine)
- Cracker Jack
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- Dodge (automobile)
- Dorfmeier's chocolates
- Doyle, Arthur Conan (Sir)
- Dracula, Count (fictional character)
- Dresbach, Wisconsin
- Myra offers to buy Anthony ice cream at a ice cream stand here [9].
- Duke of Cornwall
- Duluth Police Department (Duluth, Minnesota)
- Duluth, Minnesota
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- East Reading Room (Hoosac Public Library)
- Eau Claire, Wisconsin
- Eells, Emerson
- Eells, Myra
- Eminent Minnesotans (book)
- Extra-sensory perception (ESP)
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- First National Bank (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Flaherty, Father
- Frank Cooper’s Oxford Marmalade
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- Gegenfurtner Taxi Company (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Gegenfurtner, Ray
- The son of an old friend of Myra’s who runs a Hoosac taxi service [104].
- Genalogy Room (Hoosac Public Library)
- Gloucestershire, England
- Goodyear Blimp
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- Hail (statue)
- Hailes Abbey
- Henry VIII, King
- History of Hoosac County, A (book)
- Hoosac Athletic Field (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Hoosac City Hall (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Hoosac Daily Sentinel (newspaper) (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Hoosac Gas Company (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Hoosac High School (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Hoosac Public Library (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Hoosac Public Library Genealogy Room
- Hoosac Women's Cross-Country Race
- Hoosac, Minnesota
- Hotel Duluth (Duluth, Minnesota)
- Hound of the Baskervilles, The (book)
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- Immaculate Conception Academy (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Iron Range
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- Jesus
- John Johnson Towing (Eau Claire, Wisconsin)
- John the Evangelist, Saint
- Johnson, John
- Jupiter (deity)
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- La Crosse, Wisconsin
- La Salle (automobile)
- Lake Hoosac (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Lesh, Mrs.
- Former head of Hoosac Library who drew up Myra’s contract with library [180].
- Levee Boulevard (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Levee Park (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Lightening (statue)
- Limburger cheese
- Litany of the Blessed Mary (prayer)
- Loeb Classical Library
- Loo (game)
- Lothamar (family)
- Luescher, Doc
- Miss Eells mentions she should this doctor after tearing her leg at the Weatherend estate [19].
- Luke, Saint
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- Main Street (Duluth, Minnesota)
- Mairzie Doats (song)
- Meerschaum pipe
- Mercurochrome (medicine)
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Minnesota Genealogical Society
- Mississippi River
- Monday, Anthony
- Monday, Ginny
- Monday, Howard
- Monday, Keith
- Monday's Cigar Store (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Mounds bar
- My Name is Yon Yonson (song)
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- National Guard
- National Trust for Historical Preservation
- Norway
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- Old Faithful Geyser (Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming)
- Oxenstern, Hanson (Mrs.)
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- Packard (automobile)
- Pam
- Peculiarities of American cities (book)
- Petersen, Charley
- Pine Street (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Pratt, Elvira (Miss)
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- Racing with the Moon (song)
- Rare Book Room (Hoosac Public Library)
- Relics
- Rolling Stone Library (Rolling Stone, Minnesota)
- Rolling Stone, Minnesota
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- San Francisco, California
- Scholastica College, St. (Duluth, Minnesota)
- Schweikert, Mrs.
- Scrabble (game)
- Second Avenue (Hoosac, Minnesota)
- Shakespeare, William
- Sick-call kit
- Simon of Salisbury
- Snow (statue)
- Social Security
- Spanish American War monument (Rolling Stone, Minnesota)
- Sphinx (mythological beast)
- St. Cloud, Minnesota
- Staffordshire teapot
- Star of David
- Superior, Wisconsin
- Swenson, Farmer
- Swett, Earl (Officer)
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- Testament of J. K. Borkman, The (book)
- Thermofax
- Tower Room (Hoosac Public Library)
- Tromby, Mrs.
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- University of Minnesota (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
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- Victory Polka, The (song)
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- Wales
- Waterbury clock
- Weather Patterns of the Upper Mississippi Valley (book)
- Weatherend Estate
- Name of the Borkman estate in Minnesota; gray stone building with pinnacles on the roof and done in fake Gothic with fountains, courtyards and statues. About six miles south of Rolling Stone on Winona Post Road [#].
- Weird Sisters, The (Carmarthenshire, Wales)
- Wind (statue)
- Winona Post Road (Rolling Stone, Minnesota)
- Winterborn Reading Room (Hoosac Public Library)
- Winterborn, Alpheus T.
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The Books
The Authors
The Series
Adaptations
Annotations
Book Collecting
Book collecting can be an exciting, if not expensive, hobby. Over the years, fans of John Bellairs have discussed the fine art of book finding and buying, specifically those first-edition hardcovers with illustrations by the late Edward Gorey.
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