A Ghost in My Suitcase: A Guide to Haunted Travel in America
by Mitchel Whitington
Atriad Press, 2005
Description
Pack up your traveling shoes, fire up the family car, and prepare to hit the road for a haunted tour of America. Whether you're wandering the dark, dank catacombs under the city of Portland, Oregon, or exploring a Florida bed and breakfast where a heartbroken bride still walks the hallways, you will find this book a spine-tingling good time. Take a spirited sweep across the country - fifty states, and fifty haunted destinations. Each one has a ghostly tale to tell, and all are public places that you can actually visit any time you are in town. If you dare.
Walk the hallways of these places with the author and hear their stories and the fascinating history behind them. Read personal, first-hand accounts of the chilling encounters the author experienced while visiting them: a mysterious rapping on the headboard of a majestic Arkansas resort by some unseen hand; a female spirit who wanted a Wyoming hotel room all to herself; and the phantom figure of a man with a long, gray beard who walks a historic garden in Texas. You will also discover how to visit a haunted library with on-line cameras to allow a paranormal investigation from your own home computer.
Grab your suitcase and get ready - it's time to go ghost hunting across America!
Table of Contents
Normally I share the Table of Contents of books, but this one is 50 entries long, one for each state of the Union, including Hawaii and Alaska!
Check it out.
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