Ghosts of the Georgia Coast

by Don Farrant, Regina Stahl Briskey (Illustrator)

In this book, you'll find plenty of evidence that the supernatural is alive in the Golden Isles. Crumbling slave cabins, plantation homes and grand mansions, ancient forts, even a hospital that once cared for the five hundred slaves of Retreat Plantation — all have their own aura, created by those long since dead.

162 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2002

Reviews

[Cynthia Wilson]

Interesting ghost stories that happened over the centuries. Some are passed down so the author can't claim them to be 100% true but it's a fast easy read.

[Bill Yancey]

So-so book on anecdotal stories of weird, maybe unexplainable happenings, that might involve ghosts. Entertaining if you have a deep interest in the subject matter.

[Gabe Tomlinson]

Was great to read this book again! For anyone wanting an introduction to the ghosts of Georgia’s barrier islands, this is a stellar place to start.

[Bellatuscana Bellatuscana]

My favorite scene was the deja vu experience and about the brawl thing that went on there that no one had a record of. Someone could write a really good book about that place... wherever it was. I feel inspired already.