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| 13 Haunted Places of the Civil War III Things that go
bump in the night, Blue & Gray Magazine, Vol. XV, Issue 1 (Fall, 1997)
photos, references, 63 pp $7.95 |
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| This is an issue of Blue & Gray Magazine
focusing on hauntings associated with the War. Always superlatively well-researched
history, and some chilling tales of spectral soldiers, bedevilled battlefields, and
haunted houses from Ohio to South Carolina. New stories of Gettysburg ghosts; the ghost of
General James Longstreet at the Piedmont Hotel in Gainesville, Georgia; the spectral
stage-coach of the Shenandoah Valley; phantom actors at Thalian Hall, Wilmington, North
Carolina. |
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| Aviation Ghosts : South by Southeast 165 Degrees, Kevin Desmond, maps, illus., 224 pp $36.95 HB UK IMPORT |
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| Fascinating RAF and aviation hauntings. "Intrigued
that so many airstations, some with household names such as Lindholme, Cardington and
Hendon, lay in a straight line bearing South by South East 165 degrees, Devin Desmond
decided to investigate further. His ensuing journey, described in this book, more than
justified his curiosity and unearthed a disturbing number of seemingly inexplicable
incidents." Military Aerodromes/Airfields listed in index: Abingdon, Acaster Malbis,
Andover, Banff, Bawtry, Benson, Bentley Priory, Biggin Hill, Burn, Cardington, Castletown,
Coltishall, Dalcross, Dallachy, Dalton, Drem, East Fortune, Eshott, Farnborough,
Goosepool, Gullane, Hatfield Woodhouse, Hernswell, Hendon, Henlow, Hylton, Kenley,
Leuchars, Lindholme, Marston Moor, Middleton St. George, Montrose, Old Warden, Ouston,
Polington, Rufforth, Scampton, Skipton-on-Swale, Swinderby, Syerston, Tadcaster, Thickwood
Colerne, Tholthorpe, Tiree, Turnhouse, Upper Dysart, Usworth, Waddington, West Fenton,
Wickenby |
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| Battlefield Ghosts, B. Keith Toney, 1997, 124 pp, Sorry, this book is no longer
available. Please ask us to find you a nice used copy. |
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| Modern-day reenactors take orders
from a Civil War lieutenant: was he a real survivor of the Ft. Pulaski assault? Did
modern schoolboys meet the famous Irish Brigade at Antietam? Is Mad Anthony Wayne still
trying to turn the tide of battle at Brandywine? As an historian, storyteller and
battlefield guide Toney is well-qualified to write this book. Even though he himself
hasn't seen a ghost, Toney's wife was witness to the famous 17-mile-long wagon train
marking the Confederates' retreat from Gettysburg that blood-soaked summer night. This is
arriving just in time for the Spring Supplement so I haven't seen it yet. But it sounds
like fascinating new material! |
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| Civil War Ghost
Stories & Legends, Nancy Roberts, 1992, photos, 183 pp. $9.95
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| From Nancy Roberts, a terrific book that every Civil War
buff will want. In one story, a man walks back a century into the scene of his
Great-great-grandfather's death. There are also the ghosts of Confederate prisoners at
Johnson's Island prison camp who still sing "Dixie" and the ghost of a hideously
mutilated Union officer at Vicksburg who asked that his murderer not be punished. |
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