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At your Service
Directors of the Seattle
Museum of the Mysteries and the Library of the Mysteries.
The museum was started in 2004. A combination
of a montly coffee club lecture group in paranormal science started in
1998 and a retired Librarian. . The museum became a state non-profit in
2004 and is now a federally recognized 501(c)3 non-profit.
Science based, the museum promotes education and exploration through
the Legends and famous persons of the Northwest.
Hosts of the Northwest UFO/Paranoraml Conference, 2005 Sasquatch
Symposium at Seattle Center , 2008 Seattle Faerie Festival and the
2009, 2010 and 2011 Capitol Hill Pride Festival.
The museum has hosted hundreds of authors and lecturers with such
notables as Dr. Nick Begich, Michael Cremo, John Hogue, Peter
Davenport, Lewis Perdue - author of DaVinci Legacy, Chief Arvol Looking
Horse, Chief of the Lakota, Dakota, Nakota in 1998 at Emerald Downs,
David Icke at Seattle Town Hall, Bud Hopkins, FBI agent Ralph
Himmelsbach on D.B. Cooper as well as host Max the crystal skull and
hosts of a filming site for Peter Jenning's ABC Special.
Charlette LeFevre - Museum Director
Charlette LeFevre - has a BA in Research
and Design from Wright State University. She is current Director of the
museum and the previous Seattle Chat Club - a Seattle lecture group
hosting authors founded in 1998.
Charlette's science background includes interning at a biomedical
research lab in Yellow Springs, OH and has been a three year member of
the Ohio Academy of Science. Charlette's background also includes
working as a military contractor at Wright-Patterson AFB. investigating
the paranormal, dabbling in Kirlian Photography and researching
geological mysteries. Her photography has been used by the Discovery
Channel and she has appeared on numerous radio and TV shows including
Evening Magazine, KOMO and KIRO. Most recently on Q13 presenting on
D.B. Cooper.
Charlette's past inteviews have included Dennis Kucinich, Presidential
candidate, Peter Jennings and Bob Gimlin of the famous Patterson-Gimlin
film.
Past
positions: 2008 Capitol Hill Community Council VP
Currently
Charlette creates wax heads of historical persons, is researching the Maury Island UFO Mystery and the
associated AF B-25 Bomber Crash, the first historical U.S. Air Force
crash in Kelso Washington and writes for the Seattle PI online as the
Charlette Report as well as being involved in the community directing
the Capitol Hill Pride Festival, Pride Asia and conducting the Capitol
Hill Ghost Tour.
Cosmic Librarian - Philip Lipson, MSLS - Masters of Library Science
Philip
Lipson - is a "Cosmic" Librarian" with a Master's degree in
Library Science from Wayne State University in Detroit and has had
experience in both public and academic libraries.
The
bureaucracy of government regulated libraries could not contain him and
he has devoted the last 30 years in establishing himself as an
independent researcher and investigator of subjects of paranormal
interest. He is available for consultations. In 1980 Philip ran for
Sheriff of Wayne County, Michigan, Libertarian Party. Lucky for the
library he lost. His slogan was "Behave Yourself", a motto he still
lives by today - or so he says.
Philip
is available for finding books.
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Both Charlette and Philip are available for presentations
on the mysteries in the Northwest, the mystery of D.B. Cooper, the
history of the Maury Island UFO incident and Kenneth Arnold's sighting
over Mt. Rainier as well as other Northwest mysteries.
The museum is a
non-profit organization with a Board of Directors and a list of
advisors.
Board Members
and Advisors
Charlette LeFevre
Philip Lipson
Randy Richter
Bill Beaty
Larry Cox
Spirit of James W. Ray
of the Raynier Foundation
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