Boston's Haunted History: Exploring the Ghosts and Graves of Beantown

by Christopher Forest, Melissa R. Forest (Photographer)

Mention the city of Boston and it conjures up stories of America's glorious past. But there's so much more... Boston also has plenty of legends and ghost stories. Explore these tales in Boston's Haunted History. From war-torn lovers, to vengeful pirates, to wandering travelers, you'll learn why Boston's history has never truly vanished. You'll read about Mary, the woman who risked death to stand up to the Puritans, and the ghostly tale of a soldier stoned in a prison -- a story that inspired famed storyteller Edgar Allan Poe.

128 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Francisco Becerra]

A very brief but enlightening tour of ghostly Boston, its haunted places and mysteries. Too many interesting stories very tightly bound, which diminishes the final impact on the reader. However, it's a wonderful door that leads to misty discoveries.

[Amanda]

Really interesting topic and he had some stories I'd never heard before. But it could have used a little more editing.