The ghost of a palomino that gallops through a house, an ancient Bible that flew through the air at a man later accused of murdering his wife, some very nasty pirate ghosts, some super supernatural stories by late 19^th early 20^th-century journalist Sidney Dickinson—like the spirit voices who warned his wife of impending disaster and saved his child from a fiery death, and, of course, the haunted pram of the title, which wanders around its museum home, perhaps pushed by the restless spirit of a little boy who had worn braces and couldn’t run and play with the other children. A nice feature of this book is "From the Archives," which resurrects ghost stories from long out-of-print and obscure books of local history, folklore, and spiritualism. Tales from Wellfleet, Nantucket, Plymouth County, Holyoke, Plymouth, Boston, Brookline, Marblehead, Plympton, Cohasset, Wareham, Northhampton and Carver, Massachusetts, Hallowell and Loudon Hill, Appledore Island, The Isle of Shoals, Boone Island, Maine, White Island, New Hampshire, Stratford, Middletown, the Thimble Islands, Connecticut, New Shoreham, Block Island,North Kingston, Rhode Island. Several of the stories in this book are expanded from Lodi's very limited edition chapbook, Ghosts in Black and White.  Another wonderful collection from Lodi!