- colony. For many years,
including the "Club Era", the
island was
spelled as "
Jekyl". The
Georgia legislature in 1929 p****ed
legislation to
correct the spelling...
- men and
petitioned the
Glynn county courts,
becoming incorporated as the "
Jekyl Island Club" on
December 9, 1885. They
agreed to sell 100
shares of the...
-
island from
Jekyl Island to
Island Park,
although the name of the
station was not
changed until 1924; the
previous name
replaced the
former Jekyl Island station...
-
later renamed for
Sarah Ann
Baldwin Barnum. It was also
sometimes called Jekyl Island,
after the name of the
development company that
bought it from the...
- USS
Jekyl (AG-135/AKL-6) was a Camano-class
cargo ship
constructed for the U.S. Army as USA FS-282
shortly before the end of
World War II and
later acquired...
-
Winchester House". Mary King's
Close was
featured on an
episode of Lost
World "
Jekyl and Hyde"
History International (2007). Mary King's
Close was used to test...
- song "Quick Death" from
their self-titled
album The
Nerve Agents track "
Jekyl and Hyde" from Days of the
White Owl
Backing vocals for The
Offspring albums...
-
Frightmare of
Movie Monsters, Dr. Satan's
Shrieks in the Night, and Dr.
Jekyl [sic] and His
Weird Show. A
competitor of
fellow magician and
ghost show...
- Look up
Jekyll and Hyde in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, or
Strange Case of Dr
Jekyll and Mr Hyde, is a 1886
novella by Robert...
-
Strange Case of Dr
Jekyll and Mr Hyde is an 1886
Gothic horror novella by
Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson. It
follows Gabriel John Utterson, a London-based...
