| Thank you for visiting ABE Paranormal Our approach to every investigation is from a scientific point of view. We attempt to find every logical explanation of paranormal activity using professional audio, video and electronic equipment. The entire investigation will be documented and if any evidence is captured, it will be copied and presented to you at the reveal for you to keep along with our determination based on the evidence captured and the theories in this field. |
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| We are located in the Lehigh Valley! ABE Paranormal investigates primarily in the Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton area as well as western New Jersey. Please contact us anytime! We will let you know if we are able to travel to your area and will make every attempt to do so. We look forward to hearing from you. Contact Us. |
| We want to thank everyone we have met, worked with, learned from and grew with along the way. Without their knowledge, personal experiences and strength, ABE Paranormal would not have been possible. We are a confident, professional and very strong group of investigators and take all claims very seriously. We continue educating ourselves everyday in this field of theories, personal beliefs and speculations. |
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256 Years of history..... A reason to investigate! Easton was founded by Thomas Penn, son of William Penn in 1752, as the Northampton County seat, but had been known earlier by Native Americans as "Lechawitauk-the Place at the Forks." Easton's location at the confluence of the Delaware and Lehigh rivers shaped the city's destiny. During the early nineteenth century, Easton emerged as an industrial center because of its location near the rivers, Morris canals, and later in the century, five major railroads. The city became home to wire mills, silk mills, foundries, and many other types of manufacturing. In 1832, Easton was elevated to a cultural center with the founding of Lafayette College by its citizens. By the 1860's, Easton was the largest city in the Lehigh Valley and later became its major retail center. Easton's Great Square (now known as Centre Square) was, and remains a gathering place for residents and travelers. On July 8, 1776, it was the site for one of only three readings of the Declaration of Independence. This event is commemorated by the town annually with the Heritage Day celebration. |
| All photographs above were featured in a book called "Forks of the Delaware" by G.W. Eschenbach which is owned by our investigator/researcher Dave Jones |
| ABE Paranormal will be venturing along with many other paranormal groups in a book published by Golden West, available on October 15th, 2008. Special thanks to Author, Kalyomi for assembling and inviting ABE Paranormal to be a part of this amazing book of "Ghosts from Coast to Coast" |
