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St. Vincent Millay, Edna
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, William
Steamboats
Steiner, Rudolph
Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder, A
(DeMille)
(DeMille)
Stratemeyer Syndicate
Sturgeon, Theodore
Subterranean novels
Sumerians, hollow earth beliefs held by
Superman and the Mole Men
(movie)
(movie)
Superman films, hollow earth motifs in
Swallow Barn
(Kennedy)
(Kennedy)
Swallowed by an Earthquake
(Fawcett)
(Fawcett)
Symmes, Americus
Symmes, Celadon
Symmes, John Cleves (pseud. Adam
Seaborn)
biographical sketch of
influences on
as lecturer
polar holes theory of
portrait of, by John James Audubon
Symzonia
written by
written by
Symmes, John (judge)
Symmes, Timothy
“Symmes Hole, Or the South Polar Romance” (Nelson)
Symmes’ Theory of Concentric Spheres
(McBride)
(McBride)
Symmes Theory of Concentric Spheres, The
(Symmes)
(Symmes)
Symzonia: Voyage of Discovery
(Symmes)
(Symmes)
as first American hollow earth novel
map of interior world, from original 1820 edition of
Syracuse Institute of Progressive Medicine
Tamerlane and Other Poems
(Poe)
(Poe)
Tanar of Pellucidar
(Burroughs)
(Burroughs)
cover art for
Tarzan and Jane (Tarzan’s Quest)
(Burroughs)
(Burroughs)
Tarzan at the Earth’s Core
(Burroughs)
(Burroughs)
St. John cover depicted
Tarzan of the Apes
(Burroughs)
(Burroughs)
Taylor, William Alexander
Teed, Cyrus.
See also
Koresh
See also
Koresh
cosmology of
depicted
early life of
hollow earth beliefs held by
hollow globe of
Illumination of Koresh
by
by
Koreshanity and
portrait of
setting chosen by, for his New Jerusalem
tomb on Estero Island depicted
Teed, Douglas
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at the Earth’s Core
(movie)
(movie)
Telescope
Theory of Concentric Spheres, The
(McBride)
(McBride)
Theosophical Society
Third World, The, A Tale of Love & Strange Adventure
(Fairman)
(Fairman)
Thomas, R.
Thoreau, Henry David
Thorpe, Fred
“Thought Records of Lemuria” (Shaver)
Through the Earth, or, Jack Nelson’s Invention
(Thorpe)
(Thorpe)
Through the Earth
(Fezandie)
(Fezandie)
Thyra, A Romance of the Polar Pit
(Bennet)
(Bennet)
Time Machine, The
(Wells)
(Wells)
Tolkein, John R.
Tolstoy, Leo
Tom Jones
Tom Swift novels
Tower, Washington L.
Traveler from Altruria, A
(Howells)
(Howells)
Travels of Jacobus Cnoyen of Bois le Duc
Treaty of Ghent
Trussel, Steve
Turner, Frederick Jackson
Twain, Mark
Twice-Told Tales
(Hawthorne)
(Hawthorne)
“2012 Unlimited” website
UFOlogy
Uncle Wiggley
Underground Man
(de Tarde)
(de Tarde)
Under Pike’s Peak; or Malama, Child of the Fire Father
(McKesson)
(McKesson)
Under the Auroras, A Marvelous Tale of the Interior World
(Shaw)
(Shaw)
Under the Moons of Mars
(Burroughs)
(Burroughs)
Under the World
(DeMorgan)
(DeMorgan)
Underworld
novels set in
universal concept of
Unknown World
(movie)
(movie)
“Unparalleled Adventure of One Hans Pfall, The” (Poe)
Upsidonia
(Marshall)
(Marshall)
Utopia
(More)
(More)
Utopian Novel in America, The
(Pfaelzer)
(Pfaelzer)
Utopian novels
Van Leeuwenhoek, Anton
Verne, Jules
early life of
journey to center of geology and
Vikings
Virgil
Volta, Alessandro
Voltaire, Francois-Marie Arouet
Von Humboldt, Alexander
Voyage from Montreal on the River St.
Lawrence, Through the Continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans, in the Years 1789 and 1793
(Mackenzie)
(Mackenzie)
Voyage of the Potomac
(Reynolds)
(Reynolds)
Voyages extraordinaires
(Verne)
(Verne)
Walden
(Thoreau)
(Thoreau)
Waldorf Schools
Wallace, W. Ross
Wandering Jew
Warner, Abraham
War of 1812
Watson, Dr.
Way, Robert
Web sites, hollow earth–related
Weddell, James
Welcome, S. Byron
Wellesley College
Wells, H.G.
Wells, M. L.
Wesleyan College
Western Druggist
Whaling, Antarctic expeditions and
“What Curiosity in the Structure: The Hollow Earth in Science” (Griffin)
When the Sleeper Wakes
(Wells)
(Wells)
Whigs
White, Thomas
Whitman, Sarah Ellen, portrait of Edgar Allan Poe by
Wilgus, Neal
Wilkenson, James
William III (king of England)
Winthrop, Park
Women, education for
Women’s suffrage
Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The
(Baum)
(Baum)
Wood, Mrs J. (pseud.)
World College of Life
World War I
Wren, Christopher
X-Files, The
Zola, Emile
1
Quoted in Alan Cook’s
Edmond Halley
(Oxford 1998). Note reads: First Minute Book: Oldenburg to Richard Norwood, 6 March 1664, Oldenburg Corresp, Vol. 2, p. 146.
Edmond Halley
(Oxford 1998). Note reads: First Minute Book: Oldenburg to Richard Norwood, 6 March 1664, Oldenburg Corresp, Vol. 2, p. 146.
2
From the Spark Museum website at
www.sparkmuseum.com/RADIOS.HTM
.
www.sparkmuseum.com/RADIOS.HTM
.
3
See the chapter “The Reverend Thomas’ Dirty Little Planet” in Stephen Jay Gould’s
Ever Since Darwin
(1979).
Ever Since Darwin
(1979).
4
As reprinted in James McBride’s
Pioneer Biography: Sketches of the Lives of Some of the Early Settlers of Butler County, Ohio
, 2 vols. (Cincinnati: R. Clarke & Co., 1859–1861).
Pioneer Biography: Sketches of the Lives of Some of the Early Settlers of Butler County, Ohio
, 2 vols. (Cincinnati: R. Clarke & Co., 1859–1861).
5
This is from a long marginal note by Symmes in a copy
of Symmes’s Theory of Concentric Circles
, written by his friend, James McBride, and published as “By A Citizen of the United States” (Cincinnati: Morgan, Lodge and Fisher, 1826).
of Symmes’s Theory of Concentric Circles
, written by his friend, James McBride, and published as “By A Citizen of the United States” (Cincinnati: Morgan, Lodge and Fisher, 1826).
6
A History and Biographical Cyclopaedia of Butler County Ohio, With Illustrations and Sketches of its Representative Men and Pioneers
(Cincinnati, Ohio: Western Biographical Publishing Company, 1882).
(Cincinnati, Ohio: Western Biographical Publishing Company, 1882).
7
The book was published anonymously, as written by “A Citizen of the United States,” but it’s generally recognized that McBride was the author. Born in Pennsylvania in 1788, McBride migrated to the “Symmes Purchase” at age eighteen, where he made enough money as a merchant to become a historian of the Miami country’s early white settlement and accumulated arguably the most extensive library in the area—of which, presumably, Symmes generously availed himself. It has been suggested by one writer, in fact, that McBride was the brains behind Symmes’s hollow earth theory, directing his reading and thinking, and, puppetmaster-like, putting Symmes out there as the front man for it. But this seems unlikely.
8
For this and other questionable hollow earth information, the UnMuseum’s address is
http://www.unmuseum.org/hollow.htm
.
http://www.unmuseum.org/hollow.htm
.
9
“What Curiosity in the Structure: The Hollow Earth in Science” by Duane Griffin is an excellent, short historical paper surveying scientific thinking about the hollow earth, down to the present. Quite readable though aimed for an academic audience. It is available online at
www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/dgriffin/Research/Griffin-HE_in_Science.pdf
.
www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/dgriffin/Research/Griffin-HE_in_Science.pdf
.
11
Sir John Ross, whose second arctic expedition (1829–33) in search of the Northwest Passage discovered and surveyed Boothia Peninsula and King William Island in Canada’s Northwest Territories. His nephew, James Clark Ross, part of the expedition, located the north magnetic pole.
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