UFO Cases

Incident at The Ward Sawmill 1929

Case: Incident at The Ward Sawmill (Hetty Pline Photograph)

Timeline:  April, 1929

Location: Ward, Colorado. USA.

Type: Sighting

Classification: DD  (see about classification)

Source: UFOEvidence.org

Synopsis: “This photo was taken by my father Edward Pline at the sawmill in Ward

where we lived at the time, I think it was 1929. I was about six years

old then. My father was there to photograph the sawmill for some reason

or another, and as he was taking the photo, he described a “terrible

thunderous bellow,” and a large round thing as big as a very large

boulder that moved through the air above them.You can see it in

the picture. None of the sawmill workers saw the thing in the photo, but

Incident at The Ward Sawmill 1929
Old photo of a UFO taken April 1929 over a sawmill at Wards, Colorado

they all heard the sound and felt the ground shudder. Later in my life I

tried researching the incident at the County Historical Society, but I

did not find any references to it. My father passed on a few years after

the incident, and I have not found any serving sawmill workers from

that time. Perhaps you have more information about this incident.”Best wishes, Hetty Pline. SIC

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Old photo of a UFO taken April 1929 over a sawmill at Wards, Colorado

UFO Photographs, 20th Century, 1920s

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