Dade City Florida

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Florida Sightings

1924: Dade City Florida: The Flower-Being CE-III Case

Published: August 17, 2026 | Updated: August 17, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT UFO|UAP | ENTITY ENCOUNTER REPORT Dade City Florida 1924: The Flower-Being CE-III Case In 1924, a schoolgirl playing in the yard of...

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Five panel 1920s silver gelatin halftone intelligence dossier collage for the 1924 UFO UAP sightings archive showing left schoolgirl Evelyn Wendt watching flower-shaped beings with petal-gold coloring carry a device from an egg-shaped craft at Dade City Florida Holy Name Convent School, upper center-left two Oklahoma horseback riders watching a large oval craft with white side lights and a blue rear flame beam its light onto winter snow in the Osage Hills, center a group of seven or more Australian farm workers watching six silver metallic discs with visible occupants and physical ground traces in a rural Victorian paddock near Melbourne, upper center-right a lone Saskatchewan prairie farmer at dawn on August 23 1924 facing a grounded craft with indistinct humanoid occupants in the pale amber horizon light on the Mars opposition date, and right two County Wexford Ireland boys watching a self-propelled solid cylinder of cold white light travel at walking pace through their field and climb a hedge before following a railway track

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1920 - 1929 Sightings

1924: UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive

Published: June 22, 2016 | Updated: August 17, 2026

1924: UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive The year 1924 opens with an unusual concentration of anomalous aerial observations in a single calendar month —...

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Dade City Florida

1924: Dade City Florida: The Flower-Being CE-III Case

1924: UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive

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