ghost books, ghosts Invisible Ink--Books on Ghosts & Hauntings: North Carolina Ghosts

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Item #462

The Best Ghost Tales of North Carolina, including stories from winners of the statewide "Ghost Watch" contest, Terrance Zepke, 2001, photos, biblio, index, 126 pp $9.95

The dejected ghost of “Lydia” in her ballgown, wailing along a shadowy underpass in Jamestown. The voices of the missing crew of the Caroll A. Deering that haunt Hatteras. The elusive theatrical ghosts of Wilmington’s Thalian Hall. Traditional and contemporary tales.

Item #301

The Flaming Ship of Ocracoke & Other Tales of the Outer Banks, Charles Harry Whedbee, 1971, line art, 153 pp. $11.95 HB

Every September, on the first night of the new moon, a flaming ship blazes past the coast of Ocracoke. No matter what the wind, she moves swiftly along her course, an unearthly wailing rising from her hold. Great tales from North Carolina's historic coastland like the British naval officer buried upright--eternally at attention, or a blasphemous supper party with a bloody aftermath.

Item #302

Ghost Tales of the Moratoc, Catherine T. Carter, 1992, 150 pp. NOW OUT OF PRINT. Ask us to find you a nice used copy.

The evil Little Red Man who terrified the occupants of the house on "the Islands" into fleeing. The Coach of Death and the Singing Children at the Avenues of Cedar. Somerset Place, where there is a bloody pool on the attic floor that cannot be washed away.

Item #303

Ghost Tales of the Uwharries, Fred T. Morgan, 1986, line art, 152 pp. $9.95

The Uwharries (pronounced "You-warr-ees") are the remains of an ancient mountain range in what is now North Carolina. Fred T. Morgan, a journalist and native of Uwharrie country, has collected 20 tales from the Africa-American, German, and Scotch-Irish oral tradition. There's the story of the murderer victim who came back to re-live her fiery death. There's an alcoholic ghost, a farmer nearly carried off by ghosts in a big black cloud, and much more. All enhanced by wonderfully spooky wood-block illustrations by Virginia Ingram.

Item #304

Ghosts of the Carolinas, Nancy Roberts, 1988, photos, 175 pp. $12.95

A compilation of the author's favorite stories. A talking corpse, a ghost-bride and groom who stroll as if it were still their wedding day, "Alice of the Hermitage"--a haunting beauty in a lace dress.

Item #445

Haunted Asheville, Joshua P. Warren, 1996, photos, index, 173 pp $14.95

Things die slowly in the mountains…as this leisurely tour of Asheville’s haunt-spots proves. Helen’s Bridge, where the ghost of a woman who hung herself after losing her daughter in a fire still swings. The phantom billiard player of Reed House. The Pink Lady of Grove Park Inn. Warren describes the electronic equipment used in these investigations and mingles fact with romantic speculation in a way that leaves you wanting more.

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