NOTE: The next opening of The Jesse A. Marcel Library will be Tuesday evening, July 10, at 6 PM. A program will be presented beginning at 7 PM.
Generally, The Jesse A. Marcel Library ( the"JAML") is open the first Tuesday of each month, April - October, from 6-10 PM, however this schedule is subject to change! Please join us there for interesting presentations and discussions relevant to UFOs, Contactee / Experiencer events, and the Crop Circle phenomenon. Special openings may also occur for scheduled live or virtual speaker events. A notification to those on our email list will be sent out approximately one week prior to the next meeting.
***If you wish to be on our email list to receive these notifications please send your name and email address to Richard O'Connor at rkojaml@gmail.com***
***If you wish to be on our email list to receive these notifications please send your name and email address to Richard O'Connor at rkojaml@gmail.com***
Directions to the Jesse A. Marcel Library
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Admission is always free!
Driving Directions to the Jesse A. Marcel Library: From Helena, take the South Helena exit from Interstate Hwy I-15. Go around the traffic circle and proceed south on the frontage road (Colonial Drive) toward Montana City to the first 4-way stop. Turn right onto South Hills Road, and proceed slightly less that 1 mile to Ponderosa Road. Go left on Ponderosa Road, proceed about 100 yards to the first driveway on your left at 11 Ponderosa Road. You will see a bright red barn down the hill on your left with a gravel driveway angling down to the red building which houses the Jesse A. Marcel Library. It is the only red barn in the area and you can’t miss it. The door will be open on some Tuesday evenings from 7-10 PM, so just come on in. To receive notifications of upcoming meetings, send your name and email address to rkojaml@gmail.com |
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This is The Jesse A. Marcel Library (JAML). We opened to the public on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. The JAML is not just another pretty building. The Jesse A. Marcel Library is dedicated to the collection and dissemination of factual information concerning UFOs. The JAML serves as a gathering place for those interested in learning and sharing information about UFOs and possibly related phenomena (crop circles, cattle "mutilations", alien abductions). There are few places similar to this in existence, anywhere.
The JAML is a place where people are becoming aware that the extraterrestrial hypothesis is “the least unsatisfactory hypothesis” (quoting atmospheric physicist Dr. James E. McDonald) that would explain the existence of the UFO phenomena. The Jesse A. Marcel Library is a repository of information about important UFO-related events that are continuing to unfold around our world. These recurring phenomena are driving us toward a new understanding that we are not alone in this Universe or on this planet, and that we are presently experiencing Contact with at least one, and likely more than one, highly intelligent and hopefully benevolent extraterrestrial races. We make no assumptions regarding where they come from, how they get here, or what their intentions may be. All we know for certain is that they are here, and this fact demands our attention!
The JAML is a place where people are becoming aware that the extraterrestrial hypothesis is “the least unsatisfactory hypothesis” (quoting atmospheric physicist Dr. James E. McDonald) that would explain the existence of the UFO phenomena. The Jesse A. Marcel Library is a repository of information about important UFO-related events that are continuing to unfold around our world. These recurring phenomena are driving us toward a new understanding that we are not alone in this Universe or on this planet, and that we are presently experiencing Contact with at least one, and likely more than one, highly intelligent and hopefully benevolent extraterrestrial races. We make no assumptions regarding where they come from, how they get here, or what their intentions may be. All we know for certain is that they are here, and this fact demands our attention!
Major Jesse A. Marcel
This man told us the Truth in 1978, but many in our world still refuse to believe it. This is Major Jesse A. Marcel, Sr. It was he who collected the debris from the crash site of an extraterrestrial UFO outside of Roswell, New Mexico in July of 1947. He informed our world of this new reality through an interview he conducted with the “grandfather of UFOlogy”, Stanton Friedman, in 1978. Major Marcel explained that he personally collected the debris from a crashed UFO "not of this Earth" in 1947, he dutifully returned those highly coveted materials to his commanding officers at what was then called Walker Army Airfield and, under orders, continued to cooperate in an imposed cover-up of that event for over 30 years - until his conscience could no longer abide him holding back the truth. We have honored his legacy through the establishment of the Jesse A. Marcel Library.
Major Jesse A. Marcel had the courage to tell us the truth about this new reality, and it is now time that the world listen to, and then act upon the truth he revealed to us.
Our deepest thanks go “out there” to Major Jesse A. Marcel, Sr. for his courage, his integrity, and his honesty in revealing this information to the world. We now work to educate others about this important truth, so that our human family will come to a deeper understanding of the profound implications that accompany his revelation that "we are not alone"!
The Jesse A. Marcel Library also serves as the headquarters of Crop Circles Research Foundation, Inc. (CCRF), a tax-exempt Public Charity under IRS code 501 (c)(3) registered in the state of Montana. All donations made to CCRF are tax deductible and are used to support the JAML, acquire new books and DVDs, keep the lights and heat on, and provide small annual grants for those involved in the important work of documenting each summer's crop circles via aerial photography.
Come by and visit the Jesse A. Marcel Library! It is open some Tuesday evenings from 7-10 PM. The library is located in the South Hills area of Helena at 11 Ponderosa Road, between Helena and Montana City (see map above). If you wish to receive notifications about upcoming meetings please send your email address and your name to Richard O'Connor (rkojaml@gmail.com).
Richard O’Connor, M.D.
Executive Director, Crop Circles Research Foundation, Inc.
Major Jesse A. Marcel had the courage to tell us the truth about this new reality, and it is now time that the world listen to, and then act upon the truth he revealed to us.
Our deepest thanks go “out there” to Major Jesse A. Marcel, Sr. for his courage, his integrity, and his honesty in revealing this information to the world. We now work to educate others about this important truth, so that our human family will come to a deeper understanding of the profound implications that accompany his revelation that "we are not alone"!
The Jesse A. Marcel Library also serves as the headquarters of Crop Circles Research Foundation, Inc. (CCRF), a tax-exempt Public Charity under IRS code 501 (c)(3) registered in the state of Montana. All donations made to CCRF are tax deductible and are used to support the JAML, acquire new books and DVDs, keep the lights and heat on, and provide small annual grants for those involved in the important work of documenting each summer's crop circles via aerial photography.
Come by and visit the Jesse A. Marcel Library! It is open some Tuesday evenings from 7-10 PM. The library is located in the South Hills area of Helena at 11 Ponderosa Road, between Helena and Montana City (see map above). If you wish to receive notifications about upcoming meetings please send your email address and your name to Richard O'Connor (rkojaml@gmail.com).
Richard O’Connor, M.D.
Executive Director, Crop Circles Research Foundation, Inc.