Which of
the Chatham Five...
... was
found to have sketchbooks filled with drawings of orbs in Chatham
locations that were
dated three yeears before the 1935 sightings?
... was
given an Art Deco hat pin with a rare black (orb-like) pearl
as a gift by one of the
other witnesses?
... reported
that when the clock tower rang and echoed off the hovering orb,
it sounded like
"an
iron ship hull being clanged under water with an with anvil."?
... would
pull lobster traps from Chatham's waters after the Orb sightings
that appeared to have been 'crushed' by something "that had to weigh more than a
ton"?
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The Orb Code and find the answers to these and other disturbing
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Walter Snow
b 1891 - d
1935 (presumed)
As a respected
businessman, Walter
Snow
and his store on Main Street, Chatham Dry Goods, we're
fixtures within the quaint village.
A man or enormous
confidence, sometimes his persona was at odds with the modest
recalcitrance of the New Englanders who made up Chatham. Still,
he was well liked, and his small business was essential to the
small populations of townspeople who frequented his store for
food stuffs (both canned and dried), the expected sundries, and
even newspapers -- both local and from Boston. In many ways,
Walter's store was the quintessential meeting ground for neighbors,
a centralized spot where Chathamites from all walks of life would
gather to share news, learn of new goings-on and, of course,
gossip.
For the vital
services he provided to townspeople, the hard working and entrepreneurial
Walter was well rewarded. He and his wife, Margaret, lived in
a magnificent mansion on Shore Road that overlooked Chatham Harbor,
the barrier dunes of Nauset Beach, and finally the open Atlantic.
But the six
bedroom home with as many fireplaces lacked warmth. The Snows
had no children, and Walter's fixation on his business and civic
matters left Margaret feeling both abandoned and lonely.
If Walter was
aware of her ennui, he did little to assuage her unhappiness.
The two rarely vacationed together, each seeming to live completely
disconnected existences -- though under the same, big roof.
Both Walter
and Margaret claimed to witness the Orb in their home, more specifically
the first floor library that faced west across their well manicured
grounds towards the slight glow of lights within the village
center.
Walter's
story and those of the other witnesses continue when you unlock
the Orb of Chatham code
Written and
illustrated by Bob
Staake,
'The Orb Of Chatham' is unlike any other of his more than
35 books.
A hauntingly
eery tale that meanders through this mysterious New England town,
'The Orb Of Chatham' fascinates and mesmerizes readers
both young and old. Take
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