Jul 14, 2026 · 28 min · 15 segments
On the afternoon of Saturday the 10th of August 1901, two English women stepped off a train at Versailles, near Paris, on holiday together. One was 55-year-old Charlotte Anne Moberly, the first…
They would claim to have seen guards in old-fashioned green coats, and a servant running in agitation with a urgent message, and an old plow beside a farmhouse that had long since been demolished.
And in the middle distance, a woman sitting on the grass sketching in a light summer dress and a shady white hat, with much fair hair falling from beneath it.
They would spend the next nine years researching every detail of what they'd seen.
They would publish their account in 1911 under false names in a book titled simply An Adventure.
It would become, over the following century, one of the founding texts of the entire literature of the paranormal experience.
They would claim to have seen guards in old-fashioned green coats, and a servant running in agitation with a urgent message, and an old plow beside a farmhouse that had long since been demolished.
And in the middle distance, a woman sitting on the grass sketching in a light summer dress and a shady white hat, with much fair hair falling from beneath it.
They would spend the next nine years researching every detail of what they'd seen.
They would publish their account in 1911 under false names in a book titled simply An Adventure.
It would become, over the following century, one of the founding texts of the entire literature of the paranormal experience.
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