Loch Ness Archive

There must be a million webpages about the Loch Ness monster so why do I need one? Well why not.

The legend of the Loch Ness monster has been going on for over a thousand years but really started kicking into gear in 1933 then went wild in 1934 when the famous surgeon's photograph was published.

I've got a page about 1934 Inverness as well.

I go swimming in large bodies of water, though not Loch Ness, and I find it best not to think about what else is in the large body of water. It's none of my business. I don't want to know. But occasionally of course the idea of being snapped up in enormous jaws does occur to one. So let it be known I am a friend to all manner of sea beast. Please don't eat me.

Links

• The Loch Ness Monster Turns 83: The Story of The Surgeon’s Photograph
• Investigating the Loch Ness Monster Fever of the 1930s – The Legend That Captivated A Decade
• 90 years: The first photo of the Loch Ness Monster
• Loch Ness “Monster” sighted for the first time, igniting the modern legend
• History of a Mystery: Ninety Years of Nessie and Never Say Nessie Again? by Lawrence Bennie
• Museum of Hoaxes The Surgeon's Photo
• On this day The surgeon’s photograph of Nessie is published also useful for other events
• Robert Kenneth Wilson

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