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NY Times
July 11, 1887, Wednesday
Page 1, 168 words
BURLINGTON, Vt., July 10.–That there is a Lake
Champlain sea serpent is stoutly maintained by a party from Charlotte
who were holding a picnic on the lake shore Saturday afternoon.
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NY Times
May 22, 1887, Wednesday
Page 13, 984 words
When any considerable number of truthful people agree in their
testimony touching anything it naturally receives human credence. That
an appearance of strange and extraordinary character has been seen in
Lake Champlain by many people both intelligent and truthful cannot be
denied.

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NY Times
May 29, 1887, Wednesday
Page 5, 520 words
While the general public were exulting over Adirondack Murray’sexplanation and disposition of the so-called sea serpent, as publishedin the Burlington Free Press and copied into many other papersthroughout the country, which no doubt was a fair description of what…
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This group spent 8 days on the lake trying to listen for Champ. Whales and dolphins search for food using echolocation or bio-sonar so maybe Champ has a similar ability. They heard something, but was it Champ?

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From the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry:
“The most famous photograph of a monster in Lake Champlain was taken
in 1977.
The photo sparked the modern age of Champ investigations and renewed
national interest
in the creature. Recent field experiments, however, reveal that the
“creature’s” size is less than monstrous and the main eyewitness is mistaken.”
This site has great analysis of the […]

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Unmuseum has a great page on Champ, featuring a few historical sighting accounts among other things.

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There is a wealth of information on Champ located on the www.LCLT.org website. Here is a sample of their sightings list.
How many reported sightings of Champ
have there been?
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I will use this category to organize historical accounts of Champ. From the Native Americans to Samuel De Champlain to railroad crews, Champ is as old as the lake.

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