Hollowfield

Eleven people met above a hardware store in Hollowfield, Washington, in the winter of 1953. Most of them had seen something they could not explain, and every one of them had been told to stop talking about it.

So they built somewhere to write it down.

Seventy years later the Institute holds the largest independent archive of its kind in the country. It takes no government funding and never has. It is supported by its members, it has never claimed to have proved anything, and it has never thrown a report away.

Read about the first meeting →