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| The
Pennsylvania Ghost Guide Volume 1, Patty
A. Wilson, 2000, photos biblio., 154 pp. $14.95 |
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| The many spirits of Penn State, the Best Little Whorehouse
in Pennsylvania, “The evil spirit in Congelier’s Hall in Pittsburgh where an
evil entity convinced Thomas Edison that ghosts are real!” Gettysburg ghosts,
Dickinson College Ghosts and a house “more dangerous than Amityville.” SEE Wilson's book of ghost
stories from around the world, WHERE DEAD MEN
WALK Vol 1. |
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| The
Pennsylvania Ghost Guide Volume II, Patty
A. Wilson, 2001, 29 chilling photos biblio., 125 pp. $14.95 |
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| Visit the U.S. Hotel in Hollidaysburg, perhaps the most
haunted site in the state! Visit the Fulton Opera House where spirits still tread the
boards and horrible past acts continue to haunt this beautiful building. Follow the
Central Pennsylvania Paranormal Association as they investigate Captain Phillip’s
Monument. More detailed and fascinatingly terrifying stories from Patty Wilson! |
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| Philadelphia Ghost Stories, Chilling, True Stories of
Haunted Places in the Most Historic City in America, Charles J. Adams III, 1998,
photos, biblio, 182 pp $11.95 |
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| Amazingly, this is the first comprehensive collection of
ghost stories from this historic city. Many of the spirits are historic ones, but Adams
also brings us up-to-date with new sightings of these Founding Phantoms. The Screaming
Woman at Fort Mifflin whose screams have brought Philadelphia police to investigate. The
Fort has other spirits too: Jacob, the Blacksmith; The Lamplighter; The Faceless Man. The
exploding "half-ghost" of Andalusia. Baleroy, the most haunted house in
Pennsylvania, where the Brown Monk and the owner’s mother and late brother have been
seen and where ectoplasmic images have been captured on film. Albert J, the phantom typist
of the Historical Society. My only complaint is about the one-sentence paragraphs, which
make me very jumpy and the (uncharacteristic for this publisher) misspellings. (It’s
Isaac Asimov, please.) |
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| Pocono Ghosts,
Legends and Lore, David J. Seibold &
Charles J. Adams III, 1991, photos and line art, biblio., 114 pp. $9.95 |
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| Visit Suicide Ridge or meet a
ghostly legionnaire who played card tricks, or the nasty poltergeist who sprayed
mysterious liquids from the walls and ceilings of a house in Stroudsburg. You get the
feeling that any heart-shaped bathtubs in this area would be filled with blood. |
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