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130 voters
The Ghostly Register
by
Arthur Myers
A traveler's guide to America's strangest landmarks, including haunted dwellings and active spirits.
Paperback, 256 pages
Published
September 1st 1986
by McGraw-Hill
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Not bad as true ghost stories go but not much of a travel guide. Most of the buildings were not open to the public so they couldn't be visited without calling ahead and hoping that the owner wasn't sick and tired of ghost hunters. Readers weren't even told where some of them were because the owners wanted privacy. Some of the buildings had already been sold by the time the book was written; the old owners gave the author information but the new owners didn't want visitors. Add that to the ghosts...more
A true ghost story book for any reader. I read this book when I was in high school and it scared me to death! I think that was the author's goal, though. It was my first true ghost story book which led me on to many more since then.
Really good, except for the fact that my copy seemed to be missing a small chunk.
love to read about hauntings and etc! picks up book alot and rereads what i sometimes read over and over again
theres always some short of super naturals out there
i beleave in all
theres always some short of super naturals out there
i beleave in all
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