Famous "medium" in the 1870s era. In vaudeville she billed herself as "The Indescribable Phenomenon". Washington Irving Bishop, another famous magician of the era, worked for her as an assistant & manager. He later exposed her methods.
Birth name: Ann Eliza Heathman
Her family mausoleum is of granite and was built in 1908. Over the doorway is her married name: Anna Eva Fay Pingree.
Her home was at 1121 Franklin Street, Melrose. (Houdini visited her here.)
Barry H. Wiley has carefully researched her life, and has written the definitive book on her: "The Indescribable Phenomenon: The Life and Mysteries of Anna Eva Fay". This superb book is published by Hermetic Press, Seattle - c 2005.
Birth name: Ann Eliza Heathman
Her family mausoleum is of granite and was built in 1908. Over the doorway is her married name: Anna Eva Fay Pingree.
Her home was at 1121 Franklin Street, Melrose. (Houdini visited her here.)
Barry H. Wiley has carefully researched her life, and has written the definitive book on her: "The Indescribable Phenomenon: The Life and Mysteries of Anna Eva Fay". This superb book is published by Hermetic Press, Seattle - c 2005.
Famous "medium" in the 1870s era. In vaudeville she billed herself as "The Indescribable Phenomenon". Washington Irving Bishop, another famous magician of the era, worked for her as an assistant & manager. He later exposed her methods.
Birth name: Ann Eliza Heathman
Her family mausoleum is of granite and was built in 1908. Over the doorway is her married name: Anna Eva Fay Pingree.
Her home was at 1121 Franklin Street, Melrose. (Houdini visited her here.)
Barry H. Wiley has carefully researched her life, and has written the definitive book on her: "The Indescribable Phenomenon: The Life and Mysteries of Anna Eva Fay". This superb book is published by Hermetic Press, Seattle - c 2005.
Birth name: Ann Eliza Heathman
Her family mausoleum is of granite and was built in 1908. Over the doorway is her married name: Anna Eva Fay Pingree.
Her home was at 1121 Franklin Street, Melrose. (Houdini visited her here.)
Barry H. Wiley has carefully researched her life, and has written the definitive book on her: "The Indescribable Phenomenon: The Life and Mysteries of Anna Eva Fay". This superb book is published by Hermetic Press, Seattle - c 2005.
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