Sheffield

Sheffield sits near the South Yorkshire saucer photographs. March 1962. Three boys stood in a field at Mosborough, five miles from Sheffield City Centre, and Alex Birch took one picture before the objects vanished at terrific speed towards Sheffield. The Sheffield Telegraph carried an article on the case by Waveney Girvan. In 1966, at Conisbrough, Stephen Pratt watched lights for about 40 minutes until they disappeared towards Rotherham and Sheffield. The same name belongs to a Berkshires town, home of Thom Reed. In 2019, Sheffield town crews hauled away the granite monument to the 1969 Berkshire UFO Incident.

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Martin Sheffield's letter and Clemente Onelli's plesiosaur expedition, the origin of Nahuelito

c. 1922 · Laguna del Plesiosaurio (Laguna Negra), foot of Cerro Pirque, El Pedregoso, El Hoyo, Chubut

Cryptid · Creature · 32 sources

30Partially documented

The Alex Birch Flying Saucer Photograph, Mosborough

March 1962 · Field near the British Oak pub, Mosborough, near Sheffield (then Derbyshire), England

UAP · Disc / saucer · 17 sources · 3 photos

34Partially documented

Stephen Pratt's Conisbrough "three saucers" photograph

March 28, 1966 · Conanby estate, Leslie Avenue, Conisbrough, near Doncaster, South Yorkshire

UAP · Disc / saucer · 17 sources · 2 photos

20Thinly documented

Berkshire UFO Incident (Labor Day 1969)

September 1, 1969 · Old Covered Bridge, Sheffield, and Lake Mansfield, Great Barrington, Berkshire County, Massachusetts

UAP · Being / humanoid · 40 sources

19Thinly documented