Richmond Haunts Short
Ameriga Vespucci: The Ghost of the Remington Museum
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| The Remington Museum of Art in Ogdensburg, New York, is associated with a ghost story centered on a woman remembered as Ameriga Vespucci. Local lore has long claimed that she was once won in a poker game, a sensational detail repeated as part of the haunting.
During a 2015 paranormal investigation, however, a psychic medium said the spirit herself rejected that version of events. This Short explores the tension between a story repeated by later tellers and the possibility that the woman at its center would tell it differently. |
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