The field guide to North American hauntings Everything you need to know about encountering over 100 ghosts, phantoms, and spectral entities

A guide to some of North America's most haunted places and the legends behind them explores 150 separate sites--including haunted houses, vessels, churches and graveyards, forests and parks, and other miscellaneous locales. Original. 15,000 first printing.

Describes more than one hundred haunted sites and the ghosts that supposedly frequent them

From headless phantoms and screaming specters to invisible poltergeists and disembodied voices, ghosts occupy our homes, infest cemeteries and graveyards, lurk in nearby caves and forests, and even wander city streets. However, despite the wealth of sightings, aspiring ghost hunters have few resources.        Now, for the first time, here is a fully functioning field guide for those courageous investigators who wish to observe and interact with supernatural beings and the spirit world. Drawn from all available evidence, including recent research and sightings, modern urban legends, and Native American mythology and North American folklore, this book describes in detail over 100 haunted sites and their resident specters.         Brimming with useful advice and practical tips for the ghost hunter, The Field Guide to North American Hauntings provides vital information for those seeking to encounter ghosts. Whether exploring the lonely cells of Alcatraz or the desolate stretch of road known as Route 666, or searching for specters at the White House, ghost hunters will always be prepared with The Field Guide to North American Hauntings.