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    Twenty Years Experience as a Ghost Hunter: Unabridged
    Twenty Years Experience as a Ghost Hunter: Unabridged
    Twenty Years Experience as a Ghost Hunter: Unabridged
    Audiobook8 hours

    Twenty Years Experience as a Ghost Hunter: Unabridged

    Written by Elliott ODonnell

    Narrated by Lawrence Skinner

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    About this audiobook

    Twenty Years' Experience as a Ghost Hunter (1916) is a collection of 17 ghost stories. Contents: I commence my ghostly investigations in Dublin I am pursued by phantom footsteps Some strange cases in Scotland I travel across the United States and do some ghost hunting in San Francisco A haunted office in Denver Cases of hauntings in St. Louis, New York, and Chicago A haunted wood, and a haunted quarry in Canada Hauntings in the East End Night ramblings on Wimbledon Common and Hounslow Heath My views on a future life for the animal and vegetable worlds A haunting in Regent's park, and my further views with regard to spiritualism A haunted mine in Wales The pool in Wales that lures people to death I go on with the history of my life, and narrate a ghostly happening in Liverpool Some strange cases in Birmingham, Harrogate, Sussex and Newcastle War ghosts. A case from Japan.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAudioliterature
    Release dateDec 21, 2017
    Twenty Years Experience as a Ghost Hunter: Unabridged

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