United States Ghosts Page 4 Invisible Ink--Books on Ghosts & Hauntings

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Item #178

Haunted Heartland, Beth Scott & Michael Norman, 1988, biblio., index, 504 pp. $6.50

A phantom funeral that replays itself every July 4th when the moon is full at Fort de Chartres, Illinois. A ghostly lady in blue that haunts the site of old Fort Hayes in Missouri. A Minnesota man who returned to tell his neighbor where his frozen corpse lay on the prairie. The essential collection of Heartland ghost stories. Stories from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Wisconsin.

Item #179

Haunted Hotels: A Guide to American and Canadian Inns and Their Ghosts, Robin Mead, 1995, line art, 224 pp.THIS BOOK IS NOW OUT OF PRINT. ASK US ABOUT FINDING A USED COPY FOR YOU.

Going somewhere spirited for vacation? More than 100 motel hells recommended by a leading travel writer who personally found them clean, comfortable, a good value for the money--and reputed to be haunted. He often slept in "the haunted room," but says he was never scared. He says the ghosts were "regularly romantic, sometimes sad, and frequently funny." If you don't mind getting a ghostly kiss as you sleep or having the furniture in your room rearranged all night, (not my cup of tea, I can assure you...) this is the ultimate travel guide. Lists addresses and phones so you can book a haunted holiday.

Item #180

Haunted Houses, Chilling Tales from 24 American Homes, Nancy Roberts, 1998, photos, 184 pp $10.95

This is the third edition of storyteller Robert’s classic. All 19 of the stories from the 2nd edition are included, plus revised stories about the Hotel del Coronado and the Whaley House from the first edition. The new stories here are about the B&B in the Lizzie Borden House in Fall River, Massachusetts and the Redbrook Inn, Old Mystic, Connecticut, as well as the Winchester Mansion in San Jose, California. The book includes directions to all of the sites—twenty are open to the public.

Item #181

Haunted Places: The National Directory, Ghostly abodes, sacred sites, UFO landings, and other supernatural locations, Dennis William Hauck, 1996, photos, maps, biblio, index, 512 pp. $16.95

It's baaack! At last, the book you've been waiting for: the updated reissue of the popular National Directory of Haunted Places. We sold out of the first edition quickly, so get your copy today! This offers ghost-to-ghost coverage of haunted sites in all 50 states. From Maine to Hawaii, you'll find more than 2,000 haunted sites, many of them open to the public. Stretches "haunted" to include scenes of alien abductions, UFO sightings, Bigfoot reports, and places sacred to Native Americans. Historical and contemporary ghosts. Famous ghosts like John Wilkes Booth, Marilyn Monroe, and John Lennon. Listed alphabetically by state, city, then location, each entry gives a synopsis of the story, an address, phone number, and travel directions. Ghosts--no matter where you go--there They are....

Item #784

Hauntings & Horrors, The Ultimate Guide to Spooky America, Daniel & Susan Cohen, 2002, photos, index, biblio, 213 pp $9.99

101 ghost sightings, monsters, UFO visitants and hauntings from every state. Written for young adults by spookmeister Cohen, this is part guidebook, part spooky-story collection since the emphasis is on places you can visit most entries come complete with travel directions and telephone numbers. From the ghost of Marian Adams who died in mysterious circumstances and was buried under an equally mysterious statue called “Grief” to Zina, one of the ghosts of the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, this is a solid collection of ghost-to-ghost haunt-spots.

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