The Worlds Most Haunted Places: From The Secret Files Of Ghostvillage.com

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Summary: ...put me to sleep...
Review: Boaring... Are there no scary ghost books out there!?!?!?
This is like a yellow pages of some random and possibly haunted sites. Very tedious reading and not at all entertaining.

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Summary: The World's Most Haunted Places: From The Secret Files Of Gh
Review: Journey with the author Jeff Belanger to worlds less explored.
Anyone who is interested in the Paranormal, or "Ghosts" should not leave home without this book, written with factual accounts, it grips even the most skeptical mind. I recommend this book!


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Summary: Blown Away!
Review: There have been many books written of the same type. They don't hold a candle to this book. This book includes many obscure places that go outside the everyday constantly reported hauntings that you hear about. It also provides a very brilliantly colored painting in your mind of the location and all the details. It pulls you right into the haunting. This is the best read I have had in a very long time.

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Summary: ***** HAUNTINGLY WONDERFUL!
Review: This book is SUPERB.

It is from the folks at ghostvillage.com.

Websites, phone numbers and great black and white photos of each haunted location are included.

Here are the haunted locations covered in this book:

Ch. 1- Ballygally Castle Hotel (Ballygally, Ireland)
Ch. 2- The RMS Queen Mary (Long Beach, California)
Ch. 3- The 1891 Castle Inn (New Orleans, Louisiana)
Ch. 4- Rose Hall Great House (Montego Bay, Jamaica)
Ch. 5- Hibbing High School (Hibbing, Minnesota)
Ch. 6- The Deane House (Calgary, Alberta)
Ch. 7- Imperial Casino Hotel (Cripple Creek, Colorado)
Ch. 8- The Catacombs Museum (Paris, France)
Ch. 9- Big Nose Kate's Saloon (Tombstone, AZ)
Ch. 10- Ordsall Hall (Salford, England)
Ch. 11- The White House (Washington, DC)
Ch. 12- The Alaskan Hotel (Juneau, Alaska)
Ch. 13- Monte Cristo Homestead (Junee, New South Wales)
Ch. 14- Mercy Brown, The Rhode Island Vampire (Exeter, Rhode
Island)
Ch. 15- Empress Theatre- (Fort Macleod, Alberta)
Ch. 16- Thornewood Castle (Lakewood, Washington)
Ch. 17- The Skirrid Mountain Inn (Llanvihangel Crucorney, Wales)
Ch. 18- Archer Avenue's Resurrection Mary (Chicago, Illinois)
Ch. 19- Billy Bishop Legion Hall (Vancouver, BC)
Ch. 20- South Bridge Underground Vaults (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Ch. 21- The Pirates' House (Savannah, Georgia)
Ch. 22- Boggo Road Gaol Museum (Brisbane, Queensland)
Ch. 23- Stone's Public House (Ashland, Massachusetts)
Ch. 24- Muncaster Castle (Ravenglass, England)
Ch. 25- The Andrew Bayne Memorial Library (Pittsburgh,PA)
Ch. 26- The Spaghetti Warehouse (Houston, TX)
Ch. 27- The Olde Angel Inn (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario)
Ch. 28- The Whaley House (San Diego, CA)
Ch. 29- The Tower of London (London, England)

I highly recommend this book- it's SUPERB and very well-researched!!




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Summary: Supernaturally Awesome!
Review: This is not my usual book buy but I am so happy I bought it. It's so well written and interesting that it makes me feel that I'm at the location. This is a great gift idea for anyone. What impressed me so much was these stories are not the normal ones you see as repeats on Travel Channel or Discovery Channel. I find these are all new and awesome. Some of them made my hair stand on end. Hauntingly good!

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Summary: Very Interesting.
Review: What makes this book better than most other "true ghost story" collections is that it offers a lot more history and background. The history sets the stage for the first-hand accounts of the many witnesses of ghosts from all over the world. The author clearly did his homework. The other great thing is that each chapter is its own story. I went to the White House chapter first because I had heard it was haunted but never knew why or who. My only complaint is that it seemed too short and didn't cover the Amityville House.


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Summary: A "must have" ghost book
Review: When I first picked up this book I was concerned that it was going to be another one of those "ghost hunters" who thinks they know everything about the afterlife and was going to preach it to me. I love reading about ghost stories, but I don't go in for a lot of that ghost hunting stuff. I was pleasantly surprised at how objective the reporting is in this book. Clearly the author did his homework. I learned something new about some places I
already knew were haunted, and I had no idea about many of the other places covered. It's amazing how similar a ghost encounter can be on opposite sides of the world. Highly recommended!